#storytelling — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #storytelling, aggregated by home.social.
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Do people who are losing their absolute shit over Elliot Page being Achilles "just because of accuracy" know that in mythology Achilles was raised disguised as a girl among women to avoid going to war?...
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Do people who are losing their absolute shit over Elliot Page being Achilles "just because of accuracy" know that in mythology Achilles was raised disguised as a girl among women to avoid going to war?...
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Do people who are losing their absolute shit over Elliot Page being Achilles "just because of accuracy" know that in mythology Achilles was raised disguised as a girl among women to avoid going to war?...
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Do people who are losing their absolute shit over Elliot Page being Achilles "just because of accuracy" know that in mythology Achilles was raised disguised as a girl among women to avoid going to war?...
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Do people who are losing their absolute shit over Elliot Page being Achilles "just because of accuracy" know that in mythology Achilles was raised disguised as a girl among women to avoid going to war?...
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Her Terrain
Catalyst Coffee, Saturday, June 6 at 05:00 PM MDT
Merge Modern on Instagram: "Swipe for more ℹ️ HER TERRAIN Opening June 6, 2026 • 5–8 PM Merge Modern is proud to present an upcoming exhibition celebrating women artists of New Mexico through painting, jewelry, storytelling, craft, contemporary art, and personal narrative. Rooted in culture, memory, identity, land, and community, HER TERRAIN brings together an incredible lineup of creatives whose work spans bold color, surrealism, abstraction, symbolism, texture, pop influence, traditional inspiration, and deeply personal visual language. This show is about perspective. About lived experience. About creativity shaped by resilience, joy, family, place, transformation, and connection. Featuring works by: Ari Espinoza Beth Waldron Caitlin Padilla Carolyn Wolf Eden Alvernaz FrancePancake Huitzil Sol Jodie Herrera Jessica Herrera Kym Thurman Lemony Artt Mercedes Montoya Mikayla Baca Moe Webb Roe Libretto Samantha Chavez Guest feature singer: Tori Solomon Pop-up jewelry artist: Katie Joy of Desert Song Studio more to be announced Curated by Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee on Albuquerque’s Westside. We are so excited to share this lineup with the community. Come celebrate women’s creativity, connection, and contemporary art in New Mexico with us. June 6, 2026 5–8 PM Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee 6010 Coors Blvd NW Suite 2 Albuquerque, New Mexico #MergeModern #HerTerrain #WomenArtists #NewMexicoArt"
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Her Terrain
Catalyst Coffee, Saturday, June 6 at 05:00 PM MDT
Merge Modern on Instagram: "Swipe for more ℹ️ HER TERRAIN Opening June 6, 2026 • 5–8 PM Merge Modern is proud to present an upcoming exhibition celebrating women artists of New Mexico through painting, jewelry, storytelling, craft, contemporary art, and personal narrative. Rooted in culture, memory, identity, land, and community, HER TERRAIN brings together an incredible lineup of creatives whose work spans bold color, surrealism, abstraction, symbolism, texture, pop influence, traditional inspiration, and deeply personal visual language. This show is about perspective. About lived experience. About creativity shaped by resilience, joy, family, place, transformation, and connection. Featuring works by: Ari Espinoza Beth Waldron Caitlin Padilla Carolyn Wolf Eden Alvernaz FrancePancake Huitzil Sol Jodie Herrera Jessica Herrera Kym Thurman Lemony Artt Mercedes Montoya Mikayla Baca Moe Webb Roe Libretto Samantha Chavez Guest feature singer: Tori Solomon Pop-up jewelry artist: Katie Joy of Desert Song Studio more to be announced Curated by Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee on Albuquerque’s Westside. We are so excited to share this lineup with the community. Come celebrate women’s creativity, connection, and contemporary art in New Mexico with us. June 6, 2026 5–8 PM Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee 6010 Coors Blvd NW Suite 2 Albuquerque, New Mexico #MergeModern #HerTerrain #WomenArtists #NewMexicoArt"
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Her Terrain
Catalyst Coffee, Saturday, June 6 at 05:00 PM MDT
Merge Modern on Instagram: "Swipe for more ℹ️ HER TERRAIN Opening June 6, 2026 • 5–8 PM Merge Modern is proud to present an upcoming exhibition celebrating women artists of New Mexico through painting, jewelry, storytelling, craft, contemporary art, and personal narrative. Rooted in culture, memory, identity, land, and community, HER TERRAIN brings together an incredible lineup of creatives whose work spans bold color, surrealism, abstraction, symbolism, texture, pop influence, traditional inspiration, and deeply personal visual language. This show is about perspective. About lived experience. About creativity shaped by resilience, joy, family, place, transformation, and connection. Featuring works by: Ari Espinoza Beth Waldron Caitlin Padilla Carolyn Wolf Eden Alvernaz FrancePancake Huitzil Sol Jodie Herrera Jessica Herrera Kym Thurman Lemony Artt Mercedes Montoya Mikayla Baca Moe Webb Roe Libretto Samantha Chavez Guest feature singer: Tori Solomon Pop-up jewelry artist: Katie Joy of Desert Song Studio more to be announced Curated by Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee on Albuquerque’s Westside. We are so excited to share this lineup with the community. Come celebrate women’s creativity, connection, and contemporary art in New Mexico with us. June 6, 2026 5–8 PM Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee 6010 Coors Blvd NW Suite 2 Albuquerque, New Mexico #MergeModern #HerTerrain #WomenArtists #NewMexicoArt"
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Her Terrain
Catalyst Coffee, Saturday, June 6 at 05:00 PM MDT
Merge Modern on Instagram: "Swipe for more ℹ️ HER TERRAIN Opening June 6, 2026 • 5–8 PM Merge Modern is proud to present an upcoming exhibition celebrating women artists of New Mexico through painting, jewelry, storytelling, craft, contemporary art, and personal narrative. Rooted in culture, memory, identity, land, and community, HER TERRAIN brings together an incredible lineup of creatives whose work spans bold color, surrealism, abstraction, symbolism, texture, pop influence, traditional inspiration, and deeply personal visual language. This show is about perspective. About lived experience. About creativity shaped by resilience, joy, family, place, transformation, and connection. Featuring works by: Ari Espinoza Beth Waldron Caitlin Padilla Carolyn Wolf Eden Alvernaz FrancePancake Huitzil Sol Jodie Herrera Jessica Herrera Kym Thurman Lemony Artt Mercedes Montoya Mikayla Baca Moe Webb Roe Libretto Samantha Chavez Guest feature singer: Tori Solomon Pop-up jewelry artist: Katie Joy of Desert Song Studio more to be announced Curated by Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee on Albuquerque’s Westside. We are so excited to share this lineup with the community. Come celebrate women’s creativity, connection, and contemporary art in New Mexico with us. June 6, 2026 5–8 PM Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee 6010 Coors Blvd NW Suite 2 Albuquerque, New Mexico #MergeModern #HerTerrain #WomenArtists #NewMexicoArt"
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Her Terrain
Catalyst Coffee, Saturday, June 6 at 05:00 PM MDT
Merge Modern on Instagram: "Swipe for more ℹ️ HER TERRAIN Opening June 6, 2026 • 5–8 PM Merge Modern is proud to present an upcoming exhibition celebrating women artists of New Mexico through painting, jewelry, storytelling, craft, contemporary art, and personal narrative. Rooted in culture, memory, identity, land, and community, HER TERRAIN brings together an incredible lineup of creatives whose work spans bold color, surrealism, abstraction, symbolism, texture, pop influence, traditional inspiration, and deeply personal visual language. This show is about perspective. About lived experience. About creativity shaped by resilience, joy, family, place, transformation, and connection. Featuring works by: Ari Espinoza Beth Waldron Caitlin Padilla Carolyn Wolf Eden Alvernaz FrancePancake Huitzil Sol Jodie Herrera Jessica Herrera Kym Thurman Lemony Artt Mercedes Montoya Mikayla Baca Moe Webb Roe Libretto Samantha Chavez Guest feature singer: Tori Solomon Pop-up jewelry artist: Katie Joy of Desert Song Studio more to be announced Curated by Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee on Albuquerque’s Westside. We are so excited to share this lineup with the community. Come celebrate women’s creativity, connection, and contemporary art in New Mexico with us. June 6, 2026 5–8 PM Merge Modern inside Catalyst Coffee 6010 Coors Blvd NW Suite 2 Albuquerque, New Mexico #MergeModern #HerTerrain #WomenArtists #NewMexicoArt"
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Minimal song, minimal graphic, gret narration!
As non japanese person it seems to me that there are so many referrals to theatre, music, "mithology" and so on.
(plus almost one "easter egg"/signature around 3.52).むかしストリート -桃男-｜Once Upon A Dance Time -Peach Boy-
https://youtu.be/j33fp5ekAJs?si=ZRLKxZ5-kJMRRaIX
#music #video #musicvideo #japan #dance #storytelling #narrative #momoo #peachboy #コメアニメ #comedyanime #komeanime -
In my upcoming #podcast episode, Hiram is set to leave or be chased out of town again. Perhaps though, not alone this time? Check it out on #YouTube or #spotify on Thursday at 3pm. #audiodrama #story #fiction #storytelling #audiobook #audiofiction https://open.spotify.com/show/6HJAHkuM81Nv5YcVsli2FM?si=WUvXPhvYSqCbcHL8j9Uc3Q
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The bones of native peoples
Imagine if we natives went to the cemeteries in your cities and dug up your beloved relatives, pulled off rings, watches, and clothes and called them “artefacts,” then carried the bones over to the university for study so we could understand you. Consider that there are more bones of native people in universities and museums for study, than there are those of us living.
From ‘Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings’ by Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjohttps://youtu.be/F3eHJYPId1k?feature=shared
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Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi #bookQuote #ComfortingThought #creativity #History #indigenous #inspiration #JoyHarjo #Maori #Native #Philosophy #poems #poetry #quote #spirituality #storytelling #wisdom -
The bones of native peoples
Imagine if we natives went to the cemeteries in your cities and dug up your beloved relatives, pulled off rings, watches, and clothes and called them “artefacts,” then carried the bones over to the university for study so we could understand you. Consider that there are more bones of native people in universities and museums for study, than there are those of us living.
From ‘Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings’ by Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjohttps://youtu.be/F3eHJYPId1k?feature=shared
Content Catnip
Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi #bookQuote #ComfortingThought #creativity #History #indigenous #inspiration #JoyHarjo #Maori #Native #Philosophy #poems #poetry #quote #spirituality #storytelling #wisdom -
The bones of native peoples
Imagine if we natives went to the cemeteries in your cities and dug up your beloved relatives, pulled off rings, watches, and clothes and called them “artefacts,” then carried the bones over to the university for study so we could understand you. Consider that there are more bones of native people in universities and museums for study, than there are those of us living.
From ‘Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings’ by Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjohttps://youtu.be/F3eHJYPId1k?feature=shared
Content Catnip
Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi #bookQuote #ComfortingThought #creativity #History #indigenous #inspiration #JoyHarjo #Maori #Native #Philosophy #poems #poetry #quote #spirituality #storytelling #wisdom -
The bones of native peoples
Imagine if we natives went to the cemeteries in your cities and dug up your beloved relatives, pulled off rings, watches, and clothes and called them “artefacts,” then carried the bones over to the university for study so we could understand you. Consider that there are more bones of native people in universities and museums for study, than there are those of us living.
From ‘Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings’ by Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjohttps://youtu.be/F3eHJYPId1k?feature=shared
Content Catnip
Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi #bookQuote #ComfortingThought #creativity #History #indigenous #inspiration #JoyHarjo #Maori #Native #Philosophy #poems #poetry #quote #spirituality #storytelling #wisdom -
The bones of native peoples
Imagine if we natives went to the cemeteries in your cities and dug up your beloved relatives, pulled off rings, watches, and clothes and called them “artefacts,” then carried the bones over to the university for study so we could understand you. Consider that there are more bones of native people in universities and museums for study, than there are those of us living.
From ‘Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings’ by Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjohttps://youtu.be/F3eHJYPId1k?feature=shared
Content Catnip
Follow me on Mastodon Watch my videos Donate to my Ko Fi #bookQuote #ComfortingThought #creativity #History #indigenous #inspiration #JoyHarjo #Maori #Native #Philosophy #poems #poetry #quote #spirituality #storytelling #wisdom -
Music has scales / raagas. What about storytelling in movies and prestige shows?
https://arc.quanten.co/archetype
#HackerNews #music #storytelling #raagas #movies #prestige #shows
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Ego vs. Strategie: Wie ich 1996 durch einen Zufall das Megga Zuppa Duppa Network gründete.
Es begab sich im Jahr 1996...
In meiner damaligen „Netz-Bubble“ trat jemand sehr arrogant und aufschneiderisch auf. Er posaunte überall herum, dass er als Firma das „Medien Zentrum Dortmund“ (oder so ähnlich) gründen würde. Stolz verkündete er auch direkt die passende Domain: mzd.net.
Wieder zu Hause am Rechner siegte die Neugier. Ich wollte sehen, was er da schon aufgebaut hatte. Die Überraschung: Unter www.mzd.net war absolut nichts erreichbar. Ein kurzer Check der Whois-Daten bestätigte: Die Domain war noch gar nicht registriert!
In einer Mischung aus Spaß und um ihm einen kleinen Denkzettel zu verpassen, gründete ich kurzerhand das „Megga Zuppa Duppa Network“ und registrierte mzd.net. Damals durften .net-Domains ja offiziell nur von Firmen und Organisationen aus dem Netzwerkbereich registriert werden.
Ich wollte ihm zeigen, dass man sich Namen sichert, bevor man groß damit prahlt. Gegen ein oder zwei Bier als „Lehrgeld“ hätte ich ihm die Domain sofort übertragen. Ich wollte ihm ja nicht schaden, nur sein Ego ein wenig erden.
Doch es kam anders. Statt Einsicht gab es Ego-Explosionen und absurde Hacker-Vorwürfe. Tja, Kommunikation ist eben alles.
Und wie ich jetzt beim „digitalen Aufräumen“ festgestellt habe: Ich besitze die mzd.net inzwischen seit fast 30 Jahren.
Jetzt stehe ich vor der Wahl und brauche den Rat der Fediverse-Schwarmintelligenz:
1. Soll ich das legendäre Megga Zuppa Duppa Network endlich mit Leben füllen und auferstehen lassen?
2. Oder gibt es seriöse Domainbroker, die ihr empfehlen könnt, um dieses Stück Internetgeschichte in gute Hände zu verkaufen?Ich bin gespannt auf eure Gedanken und Tipps!
#InternetHistory #WebHistory #VintageWeb #DomainNames #Storytelling #Nostalgie #1990s #Netzgeschichte #MZD #DomainHandel #Fediverse #TechStories #AskFedi
