Do you listen to The Moth or This American Life on NPR and think, "I can do that - I have stories to tell!" Would you like to be a more effective public speaker, or just spin a good yarn at a party? If so, this all-day workshop will fill the bill. Led by Moth Radio Hour storyteller Tracey Segarra, this fun, interactive primer will teach you the basics of effective storytelling using exercises to help uncover your own stories. Everyone will leave with at least one good idea for a story to develop to tell friends, family or on a stage.

About the instructor

Tracey launched her career in NYC as a reporter and editor for local newspapers and national wire services, interviewing assorted politicians, celebrities and criminals. She now heads up marketing and communications for a professional services firm on Long Island. Her stories have been broadcast on The Moth Radio Hour on NPR, the Story Collider and Risk! live shows and podcasts. She is a 3-time NYC Moth StorySlam winner, a Moth GrandSlam champion and the host of a popular storytelling show on Long Island, "Now You're Talking!"