In this episode, we are chatting with an award-winning cosplay photographer Carlos Adama. We learn what is cosplay in general, how to capture fantasy on camera and how using cosplay can help to explore one's identity.

In this episode, we have a chat with Dean Goodwin-Evans aka the farmer drag queen Boo La Croux. We cover the basics of drag storytelling and how one balances a life of a drag queen, farmer and hairdresser and we hear how Dean uses his own story and voice to empower and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community.

The first episode of Storytellers Unleashed season 2 is about storytelling from a puppeteer’s perspective. We are talking with a talented puppeteer Teele Uustani who tells us about how to bring life into a puppet and why dying is something that puppets are great at, how to let puppets shine on stage, and why we are so obsessed with them. And, as always, ask about the greatest story ever told.

Welcome to Storytellers Unleashed Season 2A! This episode will kick off our second series about storytelling and storytellers.  We'll give you a brief introduction to who we are and the talented storytellers taking center stage in the upcoming three episodes. 

The episode of the Storytellers Unleashed you are tuning into now is about storytelling from an actor's perspective. And that actor we are talking with is a young British talent called Gorge Fletcher.
We discuss how one chooses the path of an actor, is an actor a true storyteller or just the middle man, are actors natural storytellers when they don’t have a script to work off from, and also about books, flashbacks, ensemble cast, inspirational people and as always about the greatest story ever told.

Our guest in this episode is Kathleen Howlett - a producer whose career has steered her mainly into the universe of children’s content.

We chat about the role of being a story enabler, increasing the focus on representation and inclusivity, about not dumbing it down for kids, slime and innuendo, and also about working with children … and Frozen 2.

For our guest today we have a fashion designer/couturier Lee Paton. Not only does his work tell incredible stories but he himself has a great one to tell. How does one go from criminology to fashion?
We check if storytelling is exclusive to couture or can an average high street T-shirt have a story as well? We talk about craft and process, about finishing your own story and letting it live on beyond your atelier. And about returning to the roots.

For our guest, we have Katia Herault. She is a media expert and a formidable force when it comes to making an effort to save what is left of our planet. And watching the next David Attenborough masterpiece is somewhat of an experience in her house.
In addition to that, we will talk about sustainability being a hot topic and people who are best placed to get the message out there. About the blue marble, eco-anxiety, greenwashing and also sustainable productions.