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The Crystal: A sweet Christmas story
Brockville, ON, Dec 22, 2010 — Brockville storyteller Deborah Dunleavy shares a childhood Christmas story about her grandfather's homemade candy canes. Go to full article
The Crystal: A story of love with a ghostly twist
Brockville, ON, Nov 26, 2010 — Deborah Dunleavy, a storyteller based in Brockville, Ontario, is telling us a story a month as a part of our series, "The Crystal". Today, a story of true love with a ghostly twist. Go to full article
A spooky story for the season
Brockville, ON, Oct 27, 2010 — What would Halloween be without a spooky story? Brockville professional storyteller Deborah Dunleavy visited NCPR recently to share a favorite tale about Aaron Kelly's return from the grave for one more dance. Go to full article
Giving Voice: Live poetry jam on Open Studio
Apr 27, 2007 — This Giving Voice segment was recorded live before a studio audience in the Winston Room of the St. Lawrence University Student Center in Canton NY. Host Dale Hobson leads a poetry jam with readings by poets Robert Strong, Helen Condon, Peggy Mooers, Mary Beth Kikel, and Jacalyn Gniewek. The theme is poetry about the arts and the creative process. Go to full article
Frankensteiner
Dec 07, 2006 — Performed in Malone, NY by Irate Primates for UpNorth Music. December 7, 2006 Go to full article
Mobile Poetics
Dec 07, 2006 — Performed in Malone, NY by Irate Primates for UpNorth Music. December 7, 2006 Go to full article
Deadly Diligence
Dec 07, 2006 — Performed in Malone, NY by Irate Primates for UpNorth Music. December 7, 2006 Go to full article
A Franklin Manor Christmas, part 2
Dec 11, 2005 — Paul Willcott of Saranac Lake reads his original Adirondack holiday story set in a down-at-heels former cure cottage and monastery occupied by a lonesome ex-professor. His grumpy solitude is troubled by ghosts, runaways, and a variety of everyday neighborhood angels. Go to full article
A Franklin Manor Christmas, part 1
Dec 11, 2005 — Paul Willcott of Saranac Lake reads his original Adirondack holiday story set in a down-at-heels former cure cottage and monastery occupied by a lonesome ex-professor. His grumpy solitude is troubled by ghosts, runaways, and a variety of everyday neighborhood angels. Go to full article
Esther, a Girl With a Dream, a story by Karen Glass
May 02, 2005 — Keene Valley storyteller Karen Glass weaves stories about women around music by Dan Duggan in her collection, Phoebe's Garden and Other Stories of Strong Women, newly out from Esperance Studios in Red Creek, NY. Her story "Esther, a girl with a dream," features Dan Duggan playing the traditional tune Inishere. Go to full article
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