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Storytelling Translationships
by Taiko Aoki-Marcial and Cristina Sanchez-Martín
Welcome to “Storytelling translationships” our podcast that focuses on storytelling with multilingual communities. In each episode, we invite back multilingual student storytellers who have collaborated with us and others on developing and (re)telling stories that have shaped them in some way or another. Together we sit and talk about the significance of these stories and the cultural context, language and situations around them.In doing this, we hope to honor the traditions of storytelling and the cultures, peoples, knowledges, lands and waters where these stories originate and where they are told and shared today. In this way storytelling helps us reflect on who we are as humans, what we value, whose perspectives and languages matter and how to be in relationship with one one another and with other more-than-human species in the world. As Robin Wall Kimmerer says in her book Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific knowledge, and the Teaching of Plants, “
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to “Storytelling translationships” our podcast that focuses on storytelling with multilingual communities. In each episode, we invite back multilingual student storytellers who have collaborated with us and others on developing and (re)telling stories that have shaped them in some way or another. Together we sit and talk about the significance of these stories and the cultural context, language and situations around them.In doing this, we hope to honor the traditions of storytelling and the cultures, peoples, knowledges, lands and waters where these stories originate and where they are told and shared today. In this way storytelling helps us reflect on who we are as humans, what we value, whose perspectives and languages matter and how to be in relationship with one one another and with other more-than-human species in the world. As Robin Wall Kimmerer says in her book Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific knowledge, and the Teaching of Plants, “
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Taiko Aoki-Marcial and Cristina Sanchez-Martín
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