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#8 • Gran on the Run (Season 1)
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01/25/14 • 13 min
#51: Gain
Confabulation
05/07/20 • 25 min
This week's podcast features a beautiful story by Emira Tufo about loss, escape and rebirth. The story was told before a live audience at our Families show in December 2017. Plus a bonus track! We catch up with Emira at home (where else) and talk about pandemical thinking and being--what to wear to the hardware store and recommended reading for these strange days.
Emira Tufo is a Bosnian Canadian lawyer and writer. Her essays have been featured in The Globe and Mail, the Montreal Gazette and on CBC. She is the recipient of the 2019 CBC/Quebec Writers' Federation Writer in Residence Award and is the co-author of Montreal Murmurs, a blog that chronicles the curious, the funny and furious aspects of life in Canada's most mischievous city.
Thanks to the Conseil des Arts de Montreal for their support of Confabulation.
Podcast production: Stephen Trepanier and Deb VanSlet
Music credit: Can't Have You by Bent by Elephants from their album This is Water. You can find more of their music at https://bentbyelephantsband.bandcamp.com/
#61 Déjà Vu
Confabulation
03/28/23 • 27 min
This episode, Déjà Vu, explores just how personal that feeling of familiarity really is through two stories from our live show.
These two fantastic storytellers, Taylor Tower and Nathan Elliott, graced the Confabulation stage at the Mainline Theatre in April 2022.
Taylor Tower is a storyteller and communications professional based in Montreal. Her work has appeared on Public Radio Remix and CBC's WireTap with Jonathan Goldstein.
Nathan Elliott writes fiction and nonfiction, teaches literature in colleges and universities, and provides a bit of commercial editing. He grew up in the United States, and he has spent time in Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Georgia, and Newfoundland; today he lives in Montréal with his spouse and child.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more stories told live on various stages around town @confabulationstories
Stay in the loop with all of our upcoming live shows by subscribing to our newsletter www.confabulation.ca And if you see a theme that inspires a story, pitch it here!
Thanks to the Conseil des Arts de Montréal and the Canada Council for the Arts for their continued support.
Produced and hosted : Matt Goldberg and Deb Vanslet
Post production: Deb Vanslet
Theme song: Can't Have You by Bent by Elephants from their album This is Water.
Additional music : Epidemic Sound
#12 • The Shortest Story 4, Part 1 (Season 1)
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04/18/14 • 40 min
On this week’s podcast you’ll hear the first half of the night, with stories from:
Matt Goldberg, Vance Gillis, Emily Carlstrom, Deborah Van Slet, Lorne Budman, Katherine Turnbull, Allison Anja, Josh Budman, Francois Messier, Cassandra Togliari, Vanessa Kneale, Kyle Allatt, Leigh Kinch-Pedrosa, Michele Luchs, and Sarah Deshaies.
#18 • Michele Luchs (Season 1)
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12/05/14 • 13 min
#17 • Leigh Kinch-Pedrosa
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11/17/14 • 9 min
#54: Connection
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06/18/20 • 38 min
This week's podcast features a story by Kadi Diop on making a connection by disconnecting. Her story was recorded February 2020 at the Phi Centre as part of Black History Month.
Kadi Diop is the francophone education director of Montreal Improv and an improviser, community organizer, storyteller, sexology student and devoted auntie. She loves sharing her many opinions with a flair of intersectional hullabaloo. She's performed at the Ottawa Improv Festival, Black and Funny, OFF-JFL and other North American festivals and loves plain chips.
After the story stay tuned as Matt checks in with Kadi about among other things, getting comfortable with uncomfortable situations.In the interview, Kadi mentioned an online event she moderated -- a conversation with Dr. Myrna Lashley. The event, Systemic Racism and Allyship: Moving Forward Together, was a free event, hosted by the Westhaven Community Centre. Kadi also recommends Racism Explained to My Daughter, by Tahar Ben Jelloun, as a resource for your own essential, uncomfortable conversations.
Thanks to the Conseil des Arts de Montreal for their support of Confabulation.
Podcast production: Stephen Trepanier and Deb VanSlet
Music credit: Can't Have You by Bent by Elephants from their album This is Water. You can find more of their music at https://bentbyelephantsband.bandcamp.com/
#15 • Nisha Coleman
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10/31/14 • 13 min
For more information about Confabulation, check out our website at http://www.confabulationmontreal.com.
#3 • The Shortest Story 3, Part One ((Season 1)
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04/06/13 • 27 min
#24 • Dmitri Vitaliev (Season 1)
Confabulation
03/27/15 • 13 min
This story is from October 2011’s Scares and Scars Redux.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Confabulation have?
Confabulation currently has 68 episodes available.
What topics does Confabulation cover?
The podcast is about True, Live, Storytelling, Podcasts, Arts, Toronto and Performing Arts.
What is the most popular episode on Confabulation?
The episode title '#57: Reunited' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Confabulation?
The average episode length on Confabulation is 27 minutes.
How often are episodes of Confabulation released?
Episodes of Confabulation are typically released every 14 days, 3 hours.
When was the first episode of Confabulation?
The first episode of Confabulation was released on Jan 28, 2013.
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