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Students at Bloomington’s Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship shared their narratives in an annual MOTH-inspired oral story-telling event. Part 3 of 3. Organized by Rachel Bahr.

Students at Bloomington’s Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship shared their narratives in an annual MOTH-inspired oral story-telling event. Part 2 of 3. Organized by Rachel Bahr.

Students at Bloomington’s Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship shared their narratives in an annual MOTH-inspired oral story-telling event. Part 1 of 3. Organized by Rachel Bahr.

The first portion of this episode features selections from The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship’s annual Moth-style early-April storytelling project. The rest of the episode is composed of Scott Russell Sanders’s talk “In Defense of the Common Wealth,” given during the April meeting of Green Drinks.

In early April, students at the Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship told stories for the school’s annual Moth-style storytelling project. The recordings come courtesy of ASE English teacher Rachel Bahr.

The first portion of this episode features selections from the IU Muslim Student Association’s Muslima Monologues. The rest of the episode is composed of student stories from The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship’s annual Moth-style storytelling project.

In early April, a group of students taught by Rachel Bahr at the The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship told their stories. Their themes ranged from dealing with a campsite disaster to embracing friendship no matter what. The commonality was that each storyteller learned something new. We hear stories by Trevor Shaw, Emanuel Courter, Amy Martin, Jared Stewart, Payci Wu, …

In early April, a group of students taught by Rachel Bahr at the The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship told their stories. Their themes ranged from dealing with a robbery in Zambia to mistaking a grandmother for a witch. The commonality was that each storyteller learned something new. We hear stories by Dylan Stickels, Willow Kruggel, Scott Pollock, Emily Burnfield, …

In early April, a group of students taught by Rachel Bahr at the The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship told their stories. Their themes ranged from learning to drive to gallivanting in Europe to grappling with religion. The commonality was that each storyteller learned something new. We hear stories by Zayn Karim, Ben Foley, Maisie Fiedler, Rowan Morse, Cormac O’Sullivan, …

In this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day special, we hear local high school students speaking about King’s legacy, and we revisit a speech made in Bloomington last year by a celebrated Black Lives Matter organizer and Teach for America administrator. Part 1 In the weeks leading up to this holiday, WFHB asked local high school students to respond briefly to …