The Free E-course is listed on the right hand side of the page underneath the Storytelling programs of Brother Wolf.

Here is a direct link - E-course Signup - Tracking the College Big Cats.

By the way have you listened to Playing for Keeps a hero based podcast in the itunes directory? Story Girl would fit right in….

Thanks for the note

Eric Wolf

PS: If you or anyone else has enjoyed listening to this show or any other a note addressed comment addressed to the person interviewed is always welcome.

I am pleased to tell you that if you had clicked the past and future guest list on the top of the page you would have seen a list of past guests that would make it easy to find you’re the show you missed…

In addition you could activate iTunes on your computer by clicking the green iTunes button on the top right side of my website. This would allow you to download the whole history of shows and have them all on your computer forever.

Looking forward to talking to you by phone.

You made my day with your kind feedback

Eric Wolf

It’s raining here in Hawaii, and I just had a brutal appointment with my dentist, so I’ve been lowing low, tearning out pictures form Art in America for collages (with whatever free time I imagine I will someday have) and listening to your podcasts. I also prepared stories to upload to iTales.com.

The first session I listened to was with Mary Margaret, and enjoyed listening to your dialogue, particularly with the references to the St. Louis Conference and the dinner we all enjoyed, since I was there. I do think we should all be feeding her stories, and she makes it pretty easy.

Then I listened to Brother Blue. Though he was all over the place and repeated himself quite a bit, over dinner with my girlfriend Dominique I found myself moved recounting his devotion to the ’spirit’, rising to help the sun, asking for a story, loving dogs, becoming a Christmas tree for the kids, and his unwavering devotion to ‘the voice’. I can relate- it was inspiring in a way illustrating his point: There is a rational of the heart the the rationale of the mind doesn’t understand.

Steve Otto also with his Chicken Festival I found inspiring… I had to stop it because dinner came up, and couldn’t find it in the bar at the right. I wish that listing had the names of the featured specialists as it does when I found the button at the top of the sight (upper right) opening up an index of past pods by the name of the people. I’m now listening to Ethnohtec (which I also listened to partially before having to stop, so I’m back at the beginning again). Just a sharing. Put ‘em ALL on the right……

I found Margy MacDonald listed but havn’t yet found how to listen to it. Sigh.

AND… (lest I leave it with these manini (Hawaiian for tiny, puny, nit-picking) sharings, THE BIG THOUGHT: What a pleasure for a man totally dedicated to storytelling to be able to access these people on the podcasts! I am so very thankful for your work, Eric, for asking them on and making it available to us all. FREE! Unbelievable offering! Delightful, important, fun, and I listen with all of my ears!

SSOOOO…..

I thank you. As an invited guest in April I had lots of thoughts about how to fit all I have to share under “THINK BIGGER: One man’s blueprint for making Storytelling a Bigger Part of The Life of Everyman” (this is the title I’d like you to use- tried to email you but it came back). Sigh.

You are on my Hero list Eric.

Aloha,
Jeff Gere in Honolulu.