Do you enjoy stories with trickster or rogue characters?

I’ve always been partial to trickster stories. Maybe it’s because they’re often the underdogs — characters who, through mischief, wit, or downright audacity, hold up a mirror to power and expose uncomfortable truths.

Ever had a Question Mentor—someone who didn’t give you answers but helped you wrestle with better questions?

In this clip with J.R. Briggs, we discuss Jesus' use of questions and field trips to shape his disciples. Reminds us storytelling and curiosity walk together. 🌿

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Our daily roundup on journalism is out, featuring Rupert Murdoch's succession, protest against Nepal's social media ban and articles on AI, journalism in Gaza and other topics

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Reading this — set in the year 2025, but published 43 years ago — for a thing and it honestly feels like King was off by like 2 years tops

Holding now… Panel discussion on What Communities Need From Local Reporting at #LocalNewsMatters Sackville, New Brunswick

🎙️ New Lead with Storytelling episode just dropped!
We’re diving into real stories that spark impact, creativity, and connection.
If you're into thoughtful conversations + powerful narratives, this one's for you.

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