While Standing on my Head

While Standing on my Head

Have you ever remembered something and been struck by how different the meaning seemed from when you first experienced it?  Think about it? Now read listen to this story and smile! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Getting Ugly

This episode is for mature audiences.  "Getting Ugly" is a true story told to the pretty, young teenage girls by their fabulously candid and worldly Auntie. It is a real life lesson, shared with humor and honesty. Imagine and enjoy!

Bye Willie

DNCREATIVESPACE now has a podcast. Listen to powerful stories, hilarious vignettes and even sad tales....all taken from the memories of the senior members of our culture.....all true stories. Today’s story is a family tale and, like all our stories, true. Listen and comment. Let us know your thoughts. Enjoy!

Laughing at the Long Ago

You're going to enjoy listening to this episode! Seniors talking about their pets, introduction to sex, and ducking around getting whopping! You remember, don't you? Well, let us know and give us your story, too! You just might hear it on the next Podcast.  Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @DNCreativeSpace

Champagne and Lost Whiskey: Opposites do Attract

Mark Turner is an architect, businessman, father and spouse. He owns a distillery, loves wide open spaces and silently mulls the world as he sees it. He is a Wyoming cowboy and appreciates natural beauty. He is a sensitive man’s man. Toni Ford is an oceanographer, entrepreneur, mother and spouse. She writes and creates reminiscence theatre productions. She is a Philly Girl and is as at home with tiny tots as she is with corporate execs. She gets right to the point and smiles while doing so. The idea of telling stories on a mobile porch and the desire to build that porch to make it happen is what brought these two opposites together. Project focus, candor, and mutual respect was responsible for these two people becoming real friends beyond all expectations. Black Lives Matter and the tensions of 2020 were the reasons they both wanted to talk with each other. Black woman and white man, geographically, culturally, ethnically and age-wise as different as day and night. But mutual respect brought them to this circle of confidence. Toni Ford and Mark Turner are Champagne and Lost Whiskey. Their conversation is a true example of what happens when we try to understand.