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tord_dellsen@diasp.eu
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Joseph Marshall III on Season 1 of the Hochoka podcast

Episode 5: #Storytelling, Sense of #Community and Cultural Identity

https://youtu.be/6oTgQ0P6XgI?si=aE9kyIOjNJSl4_Nl

Episode 6: #Language, Memory and Cultural Identity

https://youtu.be/LYK1YiewIyw?si=fkRe6wU0tST9wDeD

Episode 7: #SittingBull's Vision and Cultural Identity

https://youtu.be/7kslSUjBvlI?si=bH0l0B_BaFB55SZv

Episode 8: Bows, Arrows and #Authenticity in and Cultural Identity

https://youtu.be/uW46jF_CzaE?si=-Wmn4bNuc6oQk-ax

Episode 9: #Stories as Seeds of Cultural Identity

https://youtu.be/VsqEznPZ9_o?si=exOR1IoVY1CkP8DD

Episode 10: Place, #Purpose and Cultural Identity

https://youtu.be/IJKvhCyo-N0?si=Y_obsWWoveSH8Q-a

#JosephMarshal #CulturalIdentity #cuture #identity #Lakota #IndigenousPeoples #NativeAmerican #HochokaPodcast #Hochoka

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anonymiss@despora.de
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Blood glacier and creative #climate #storytelling for an uncertain #future

source: https://phys.org/news/2021-12-blood-glacier-creative-climate-storytelling.html

Stories about climate change often lean on what Tegelberg called "icons" of climate change, like a lone polar bear balancing on a melting iceberg, which distances the public from this reality due to how often this image is shared in mainstream media. Using time-lapse photography, however, brings an audience up close to the real impacts of a warming world, showing how much geological time is eroded from just a few hundred years of human activity.

#science #politics #environment #story #movie #communication #nature #humanity #earth

Blood glacier and creative climate storytelling for an uncertain future

An eerie mountain landscape, a handful of jump-scares, and plenty of gore—"Blood Glacier" may seem like every other low-budget horror film. But it has another story to tell.

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carnel@pluspora.com
Robert Carnel

I played my first game from Top Ten Games you can play in your head this morning. The book is an intriguing concept, essentially a structured setup as you might get for a #storytelling #game but which is essentially a ruleless springboard for daydreaming about the situations described in the book.

The first one to grab me was about a dinner party where you are an assassin who is uncertain who they are meant to be killing at a Victorian dinner party. The setup just grabbed me and I did start thinking about what would happen next.

Generally I think roleplayers have these experiences all the time but seeing them as an inherently useful thing worthy of pursuit outside of standard gaming circles seems new to me. It also offers an interesting insight into when kickers work better than plots.

#roleplaying

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