Storytellers
There is a strong Storytelling tradition in many lands.
We will feature Storytellers from every Tribe, Nation and Culture.
Here you will experience and hear stories from all over the world.
Guest
Aaron Bell
The Ojibway Storyteller
Ojibway means: First people, Original people. Aaron Bell of the Ojibway Nation, a First Nation Storyteller. Aaron will share the first story of the season, airing on November 22, 2009
Visit: The Ojibway Storyteller
The World's Fair Preservation Society
Co-President and Founder of the World's Fair Preservation Society Randy Richter, will be appearing as a guest in a series, introducing us to the historical significance to the organization and sharing some enlightening world's fair trivia. Begins airing on November 29, 2009
Visit: www.crystalpalace51.org
Erin Shafkind & Little Roy The Corduroy Boy
Erin Shafkind will be sharing her story and the creation of Little Roy and the unexpected phenomenon that ensued. Airing on December 6, 2009
Visit: www.erinshafkind.com
Visit:www.littleroy.net
Little Roy & Erin Shafkind in Royal Attire 
The Steamship Virginia V
Captain Dale M. Pederson
Capt’n Dale is starting his 20th year on the Virginia V. His love of the water is inbred in him from his Norwegian Grandfather who was a ship builder in Norway prior to immigrating to America. Capt’n Dales Mother worked on the black ball steamship line on the cruises from Seattle to Alaska before the Second World War.
Captain Dale, will be joining us on December 20, 2009 and sharing the story about this National Historic Landmark Vessel, as he takes us on a journey back in time to 1922, where it all began.
Visit: www.virginiav.org
Article By: Seattle PI on Captain Dale Pederson
Virginia V
Matthew Moeller
Captn Matt
Sharing some of his Tales Tall and Short in December!
Link: Captn Matt
Time For Kids Magazine Reporter
Brennan LaBrie
Brennan is not only a teen reporter, but he publishes his own Newspaper!
Visit: www.timeforkids.com
Link: Kid Reporter Brennan La Brie
Raven Dreaming
Gene Tagaban
Gene is a noted Tlingit storyteller and actor, shares his wisdom and talent via, dance, native flute and storytelling.
Visit: Raven Dreaming Productions
Coming December 2009!
Puget Sound Pirates
Jonathan and Crew reenact a mini Pirate Drama Live in Studio!
Jonathan Edward Savage, aka "Jack Savage" or "Gunner"Jack Savage was born a pirate and comes from a long line of privateers and pirates who have spent almost their entire life at sea. Jack (also known as Gunner) was marooned on a tiny spit of an island in the Caribbean for allegedly cheating at cards and drinking all the rum on board ship. A passing ship found him there, more dead than alive. Jack’s quick tongue convinced the Captain of personal wealth if he took Gunner to the port where he’d hid the treasure, but as soon as they neared land, Gunner jumped ship and swam to freedom. Some say Jack Savage got the nickname “Blackjack” because he wins so much at cards. But those that knows him, knows he got his name because he is as deadly with cards as he is with cannon and pistols. A skilled Master Gunner with cannon, musket, pistol or blunderbuss (when he’s sober), he also enjoys carving up anyone who gets in his way with his Russian Kindjals. Jonathan Edward Savage holds the rank of Master Gunner.
Jonathan Edward Savage is played by Brian Beaulac, the Director and owner of the Puget Sound Pirates: Pacific Northwest Privateers, and a professional Training and Organization Development consultant during the week. The rest of the time, Brian is a retired US Army non-commissioned officer and a true adrenaline junkie, who loves his family, his motorcycle, anybody's kids, performing any time he gets the chance and most anything you can die at. In his free time Brian enjoys teaching, woodworking and riding his Harley.
