- Playing
- Got Milk?
- From
- Joseph Dougherty
Story Salon regular Moira Quirk gets up close and personal with her breasts and the fluid hi-jinks due to over-lactating. Aspects of Motherhood they don't talk about in Hallmark Cards.
Story Salon began in a North Hollywood coffee house in 1996. The rules of the show are simple: Five to seven minutes of original material performed by the writer. This open policy, embracing a sort of "free-range" writing, results in one of the most eclectic hours of performance available.
The stories in this series, recorded in front of a live audience, are a sampling of Story Salon's wide range of performers. The result is a unique blend of memoir and observation; sometimes funny, sometimes confessional, often controversial, always unique.
Story Salon Live pieces are perfect as free-standing drop-ins or as part of any program focusing on the art of storytelling.
Learn more at:
www.storysalon.com
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Salon founder Beverly Mickins tells about confronting a lifetime of fear in order to take her first driving lesson.
Dumb Dumb Dumb
(00:03:57)
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Richard Mueller goes back to the high flying Sixties to make you feel better about the stupidest thing you've ever done.
Mother Daughter Dresses
(00:04:08)
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Shirley Scott recalls the nightmare of uniformity imposed by "Mother-Daughter" matching outfits.
Fuel Crisis
(00:03:41)
From: Joseph Dougherty
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Baby Jones
(00:02:19)
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Michael Rayner, storyteller and professional juggler, reflects on the complex high of fatherhood.
A Hot Time in Hinkley
(00:03:47)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Storyteller Leni Ramberg visits that hot-bed of wild gambling: Hinkley, Minnesota.
Some Days Are Better Than Others
(00:04:10)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Storyteller and Cabin Attendant Paul Jacek recalls a flight that goes just fine--up to a point.
Valentine's Day
(00:03:40)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Julio Martinez answers the telephone on Valentine's Day and is pulled into a whirlwind of memory.
The Rain in Spain
(00:04:18)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Richard Tanner compresses an entire Spanish vacation into just over four minutes!
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Story Salon regular Moira Quirk gets up close and personal with her breasts and the fluid hi-jinks due to over-lactating. Aspects of Motherhood they don't talk about in Hallmark Cards. Story Salon began in a North Hollywood coffee house in 1996. The rules of the show are simple: Five to seven minutes of original material performed by the writer. This open policy, embracing a sort of "free-range" writing, results in one of the most eclectic hours of performance available. The stories in this series, recorded in front of a live audience, are a sampling of Story Salon's wide range of performers. The result is a unique blend of memoir and observation; sometimes funny, sometimes confessional, often controversial, always unique. Story Salon Live pieces are perfect as free-standing drop-ins or as part of any program focusing on the art of storytelling. Learn more at: www.storysalon.com
Timing and Cues
Intro: Story Salon is the long running storytelling venue in Southern California that mixes memoir and observation. In this story, Salon regular Moira Quirk shares her experiences with mammary malfunctions and melt-downs during breast-feeding.
Tag: To learn more about Story Salon, visit their website: www.storysalon.com
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