Tag: Ed Ward

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Tomorrow Night!! The Narrators on “The Open Road”

July 17, 2013
Tagged as: Allison Downey, Andrew Orvedahl, Cassie Schoon, Denver, Ed Ward, Jordan Doll, podcast, Robert Rutherford, The Narrators, The Nix Bros., Theresa Mercado, Tim Rynders, Tom Murphy

Kittens and Pups, Our July show is extremely nigh, and we’ve crafted a great lineup of storytellers to tickle your storybones with tales about “The Open Road”. Per usual, we’ll kick things off at 8pm…

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Tonight!! The Narrators on “Authority”

March 21, 2013
Tagged as: Amber Tozer, Andie Lyons, Andrew Orvedahl, Denver, Ed Ward, Erin Rollman, Jim Norris, Keith Garcia, Kevin O'Brien, podcast, Robert Rutherford, Ru Johnson, The Narrators

The Narrators’ March show is tackling the theme of Authority, and we’ve lined up storytellers from Denver and beyond to relate their tales of subversion, domination, expertise, and powerful uniforms. Here’s the batting lineup: Erin…

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6: Awkward!

April 20, 2012
Tagged as: Abbey Jordan, Andrew Orvedahl, Chris Charpentier, Ed Ward, George McClure, Jan Scott-Frazier, Janet Harvey, Robert Rutherford, The Narrators Denver, Will Dewey

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After a ridiculous hiatus, it’s the February Narrators podcast. With stories by Chris Charpentier, George McClure, Janet Harvey, Abbey Jordan, William Dewey, Ed Ward, Jan Scott-Frazier, and Robert Rutherford. Contains explicit material!

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5: Trespass

January 18, 2012
Tagged as: Andrew Orvedahl, Ed Ward, Ellen K. Graham, Kevin O'Brien, Kristin Rand, Matt Baetz, Matt Zambrano, Melanie Karnopp, Mike Sjerven, Nick Gossert, The Narrators Denver

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The January episode of The Narrators, with stories by Ed Ward, Ellen Graham, Nick Gossert, Melanie Karnopp, Matt Baetz, Mike Sjerven, Kristin Rand, Kevin O’Brien and Matt Zambrano.

You may notice the lack of formal introduction, as well as intro and outro music, and I’ve decided to trim that away for a while. This podcast is a labor of love amid many labors of love, and unfortunately I don’t have the time to always add the bells and whistles. That said, I think the content of this episode speaks for itself.