Masters of Storytelling

BRC Imagination Arts 32 - How to Shape a Legacy Part 4: Legacy at Work

BRC Imagination Arts presents Masters of Storytelling, a new podcast about the legendary people, ideas, and strategies that have redefined how we think about storytelling, across every medium: from books to the board room, film to physical spaces. Hosted by BRC's Director of Strategy, Maya Guice, each episode offers candid conversations with the world's greatest storytellers, illustrating each subject's unique point of view, atypical career trajectories, lessons in grit, and key insights into how each storyteller translates the principles of storytelling into their own creative practice and process.

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Masters of Storytelling

Episoade

How to Shape a Legacy Part 4: Legacy at Work

Samara Bay: It's Time to Tell Your Story

How to Shape a Legacy Part 3: The Stories We Share

How to Shape a Legacy Part 2: Passing the Torch

Krista Berger: Play that Inspires Limitless Potential

How to Shape a Legacy Part 1: A Call to Action

Ryan Patel: Questions that Change Things

How to Tell a Sports Story PT 4: It Takes a Village

How to Tell a Sports Story PT 3: Recreating the Magic

Joe Pine: Beyond The Experience Economy

How to Tell a Sports Story PT 2: The Business Case

How to Tell a Sports Story PT 1: Human Excellence

Victoria Taylor: Creating "The Only"

Bonus: Telling Storytellers' Stories—A Peak Behind the Scenes

Bonus: Bob Rogers and Deep Story

PART II — Joe Rohde: Exploration, Deep Research, & Narrative Placemaking

PART I — Joe Rohde: Exploration, Deep Research, & Narrative Placemaking

Bonus: Bernard Semerdjian and Creating the Thing You Want to See

Phillip Boutté Jr.: Character Design, Costume Design, and the Permanence of Practice

Bonus: Brad Shelton and Pulling Inspiration from Various Mediums

Abigail Rosen Holmes: Storytelling with Light & Media

Bonus: Cara Pico and Building Design Teams

Chris Do: Storytelling in Business and Design

Bonus: Matthew Solari and Writing for Immersive Experiences

Margaret Kerrison: Writing For Real And Imagined Worlds

Bonus: Edward Hodge and Music in Immersive Experiences

Kris Bowers: Translating Emotion to Sound

Bonus: Christian Lachel and Branded Destinations

Gabor Harrach: Branded Content and Community-Led Storytelling

Bonus: Carmel Lewis and Creative Leadership

Chris Copeland: People Over Everything

Introducing: Masters of Storytelling