Storytellers Campfire Commemorates Anniversary with New Story Segment to Light-Up the Global Audience
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The New Segment has its own Blog Talk Radio Website: “We feature so many authors on Storytellers Campfire and we keep some shows in the archives for 90 days and some longer.Yas Makah Canadian Writer Bellevue, WA, November 24, 2012 --( PR.com )-- Sitting around the campfire telling stories and listening to music has been an ancient tradition for thousands of years.Program Director, Lady Selah SuJuris of the Ontario Indigenous Ojibwa Nation had first hand knowledge and experiences of the campfire being used as a warm place to come together and listen to the elders teach through their storytelling.I love books, reading and researching so I chose to invite others who have contributed in literacy, poetry, and storytelling, as well as music to come to our campfire and share with the world.Grandmother Mazina will be on Episode 2: Oh My Look At That Nose; on Story Tales on November 30, 2012 at 1:00 Pm Pacific Time.The New Segment has its own Blog Talk Radio Website: “We feature so many authors on Storytellers Campfire and we keep some shows in the archives for 90 days and some longer.