Katie Cappiello's guest appearances

Katie Cappiello

#HealMeToo: Insights, Art & Activism to Change Our Culture

Emma Sulkowicz

Tonya Pinkins

Sarah Austin

Elise Schuster

Ianne Fields Stewart

Joli Ienuso

Jinah Parker

Patrice Miller

Val Koutmina

Lindsay Lederman

OwlTail

Meet performers from the #HealMeToo Festival Opening Night, including teens from Katie Cappiello’s GoodCapp Arts Ensemble and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School’s Smash Arts Productions. On this Podcast Extra, you'll hear:Excerpts from a movement storytelling piece, titled Through the I’s, which was devised and performed by JKO's Smash Arts students under the direction of their teacher Elisa De Gregorio as part of a Roundabout Theatre Company residency with Teaching Artists Jason Jacobs, theater, and Nick Moore, sound design. Their text is from the transcript of survivor Emily Doe’s testimony in the Brock Turner case, and includes a description of her rape kit exam. The music is Lady Gaga’s anthemic Till It Happens To You. Full credits at tinyurl.com/hm2teens Then, GoodCapp Arts Ensemble shared a number of scenes from Katie Cappiello’s plays on Opening Night, including 16-year old performer, Lola, who performed Emma's Story, a monologue from Katie’s play The Naked Truth. This recording is from Equality Now's 2016 'Make Equality Reality' gala, where the piece was originally developed. Finally, you'll hear GoodCapp Arts performers Caleb, Alphonso, Rayshawn, Jordan and Fred, talking about how working on and performing Katie’s play Now That We’re Men helps them examine and change damaging ideas about masculinity.  You can watch video of all these performers on the Episode Details page for Episode 2 with Katie Cappiello on our website healmetoopodcast.com. While you're there, join our email list to hear about future pop-up #HealMeToo Festival events.Closing music credit: Hope Singsen &amp; Dillon Kondor, performed by Micah Burgess.Subscribe now. Let's talk about how we can #HealMeToo.Listen and subscribe to the #HealMeToo Podcast on Apple Podcasts at bit.ly/hm2pod. Or visit healmetoopodcast.com to find links to other platforms. Support the show

Meet performers from the <a href="http://tinyurl.com/hm2teens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Festival Opening Night</a>, including teens from Katie Cappiello’s <a href="http://www.katiecappiello.com/the-classes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GoodCapp Arts Ensemble</a> and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis High School’s Smash Arts Productions.  On this Podcast Extra, you'll hear:<ul><li>Excerpts from a movement storytelling piece, titled Through the I’s, which was devised and performed by JKO's Smash Arts students under the direction of their teacher Elisa De Gregorio as part of a Roundabout Theatre Company residency with Teaching Artists Jason Jacobs, theater, and Nick Moore, sound design. Their text is from the transcript of survivor Emily Doe’s testimony in the Brock Turner case, and includes a description of her rape kit exam. The music is Lady Gaga’s anthemic Till It Happens To You. Full credits at <a href="http://tinyurl.com/hm2teens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tinyurl.com/hm2teens</a> </li><li>Then, GoodCapp Arts Ensemble shared a number of scenes from Katie Cappiello’s plays on Opening Night, including 16-year old performer, Lola, who performed Emma's Story, a monologue from Katie’s play The Naked Truth. This recording is from Equality Now's 2016 'Make Equality Reality' gala, where the piece was originally developed. </li><li>Finally, you'll hear GoodCapp Arts performers Caleb, Alphonso, Rayshawn, Jordan and Fred, talking about how working on and performing Katie’s play Now That We’re Men helps them examine and change damaging ideas about masculinity.  </li></ul>You can watch video of all these performers on the <a href=" http://bit.ly/hmtoo002" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode Details page</a> for Episode 2 with Katie Cappiello on our website <a href="http://healmetoopodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">healmetoopodcast.com</a>. While you're there, join our email list to hear about future pop-up <a href="http://healmetoofest.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Festival</a> events.Closing music credit: Hope Singsen &amp; Dillon Kondor, performed by Micah Burgess. Subscribe now. Let's talk about how we can #HealMeToo. Listen and subscribe to the #HealMeToo Podcast on Apple Podcasts at <a href="http://bit.ly/hm2pod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/hm2pod</a>. Or visit <a href="http://healmetoopodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">healmetoopodcast.com</a> to find links to other platforms. <a href="https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/healmetoo-festival" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

S1 Xtra 3: Festival Opening Night with Katie Cappiello's GoodCapp Arts & JKO High School

2 experts in the art of personal storytelling fielded questions from our live audience about how audience interactions with storytellers may contribute to healing -- for the audience, for the performers, and ultimately for the culture. In the process, they shared stories of encountering resistance, the value of empathy and the art of listening, and times that audience interactions could be guided toward transformational encounters.Sarah Austin Jenness, Executive Producer of The Moth -- a 21 year old arts organization and home of The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast, and over 600 live storytelling events worldwide each year, andPlaywright Katie Cappiello, whose plays about teen sexuality, based on their own first-hand accounts, have been widely toured and praised.Subscribe now. Let's talk about how we can #HealMeToo.Listen and subscribe to the #HealMeToo Podcast on Apple Podcasts at bit.ly/hm2pod. Or visit healmetoopodcast.com to find links to other platforms. On the episode details page for this interview, you'll find Sarah and Katie's biographies, plus video of Katie Cappiello's teen actors discussing rape culture, masculinity, and what feminism means to them as young men and people of color. You'll also find a page with videos of many performances at the Festival, and can join our email list to hear about future pop-up #HealMeToo Festival events.Interview recorded &amp; prepped by Delaney HafenerEdited by Hope SingsenClosing music performed by Micah Burgess: Rockabye by Hope Singsen, Dillon Kondor &amp; Micah BurgessSupport the show

2 experts in the art of personal storytelling fielded questions from our live audience about how audience interactions with storytellers may contribute to healing -- for the audience, for the performers, and ultimately for the culture. In the process, they shared stories of encountering resistance, the value of empathy and the art of listening, and times that audience interactions could be guided toward transformational encounters.<ul><li><a href="https://themoth.org/staff" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Austin Jenness</a>, Executive Producer of The Moth -- a 21 year old arts organization and home of The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast, and over 600 live storytelling events worldwide each year, and</li><li>Playwright<a href="http://www.katiecappiello.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Katie Cappiello</a>, whose plays about teen sexuality, based on their own first-hand accounts, have been widely toured and praised.</li></ul>Subscribe now. Let's talk about how we can #HealMeToo. Listen and subscribe to the #HealMeToo Podcast on Apple Podcasts at <a href="http://bit.ly/hm2pod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/hm2pod</a>. Or visit <a href="http://healmetoopodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">healmetoopodcast.com</a> to find links to other platforms. On the <a href="http://tinyurl.com/sajkatie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">episode details page</a> for this interview, you'll find Sarah and Katie's biographies, plus video of Katie Cappiello's teen actors discussing rape culture, masculinity, and what feminism means to them as young men and people of color. You'll also find a page with <a href="http://skintheplay.com/video" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">videos</a> of many performances at the Festival, and can join our email list to hear about future pop-up <a href="http://healmetoofest.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Festival</a> events. Interview recorded &amp; prepped by Delaney Hafener Edited by Hope Singsen Closing music performed by Micah Burgess: Rockabye by Hope Singsen, Dillon Kondor &amp; Micah Burgess<a href="https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/healmetoo-festival" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

S1 Xtra 2: Q&A with Sarah Austin Jenness & Katie Cappiello

Hear two experts in the art of personal storytelling consider how telling and listening to our stories may be healing.With a live audience at the #HealMeToo Festival, Founder and Artistic Director Hope Singsen interviewed: Sarah Austin Jenness, Executive Producer of The Moth -- a 21 year old arts organization and home of The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast, and over 600 live storytelling events worldwide each year, andPlaywright Katie Cappiello, whose plays about teen sexuality, based on their own first-hand accounts, have been widely toured and praised.Together, Jenness and Cappiello have decades of experience working with people to tell brave personal stories, often for the first time. They share examples and observations about the process of expressing, crafting, and telling deeply personal stories, whether about sexual and gendered violence or other forms of trauma. As theater artists, Cappiello and host Singsen also share first-hand observations of the ways such stories can sometimes be transformative for artists and audiences alike.A few of the topics they discuss:What makes Moth stories successful for teller and audience alike?Challenges that can arise when telling stories of past traumas.How the vulnerability of "telling on yourself" and "speaking from the scar, not the wound" can open doors to healing.What it's like to help teens get empowered and activated, finding their voice.Ways that survivors also find healing by letting others perform their stories.And much more. The #HealMeToo Podcast is hosted by Hope Singsen--the artist, creativity researcher and survivor-activist who founded the #HealMeToo Festival in NYC this Spring. Subscribe now. Let's talk about how we can #HealMeToo.Find the #HealMeToo Podcast on Apple Podcasts at bit.ly/hm2pod. Or visit healmetoopodcast.com to find links to other platforms. On the episode details page for this interview, you'll find Sarah and Katie's biographies, plus video of Katie Cappiello's teen actors discussing rape culture, masculinity, and what feminism means to them as young men and people of color. You'll also find a page with videos of many performances at the Festival, and can join our email list to hear about future pop-up #HealMeToo Festival events.Interview recorded &amp; prepped by Delaney HafenerEdited by Hope SingsenMusic performed by Micah Burgess: If I Can by Hope Singsen &amp; Dillon KondorRockabye by Hope Singsen, Dillon Kondor &amp; Micah BurgessGorgeous Fire by Hope Singsen &amp; Dillon KondorSupport the show

Hear two experts in the art of personal storytelling consider how telling and listening to our stories may be healing. With a live audience at the <a href="http://healmetoofestival.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Festival</a>, Founder and Artistic Director Hope Singsen interviewed:<a href="https://themoth.org/staff" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a><ul><li><a href="https://themoth.org/staff" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah Austin Jenness</a>, Executive Producer of The Moth -- a 21 year old arts organization and home of The Moth Radio Hour, The Moth Podcast, and over 600 live storytelling events worldwide each year, and</li><li>Playwright<a href="http://www.katiecappiello.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Katie Cappiello</a>, whose plays about teen sexuality, based on their own first-hand accounts, have been widely toured and praised.</li></ul>Together, Jenness and Cappiello have decades of experience working with people to tell brave personal stories, often for the first time. They share examples and observations about the process of expressing, crafting, and telling deeply personal stories, whether about sexual and gendered violence or other forms of trauma. As theater artists, Cappiello and host Singsen also share first-hand observations of the ways such stories can sometimes be transformative for artists and audiences alike. A few of the topics they discuss:<ul><li>What makes Moth stories successful for teller and audience alike?</li><li>Challenges that can arise when telling stories of past traumas.</li><li>How the vulnerability of "telling on yourself" and "speaking from the scar, not the wound" can open doors to healing.</li><li>What it's like to help teens get empowered and activated, finding their voice.</li><li>Ways that survivors also find healing by letting others perform their stories.</li><li>And much more. </li></ul>The <a href="http://healmetoopodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Podcast</a> is hosted by Hope Singsen--the artist, creativity researcher and survivor-activist who founded the <a href="http://healmetoofest.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Festival</a> in NYC this Spring. Subscribe now. Let's talk about how we can #HealMeToo. Find the #HealMeToo Podcast on Apple Podcasts at <a href="http://bit.ly/hm2pod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/hm2pod</a>. Or visit <a href="http://healmetoopodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">healmetoopodcast.com</a> to find links to other platforms. On the <a href="http://tinyurl.com/hm2sajkatie" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">episode details page</a> for this interview, you'll find Sarah and Katie's biographies, plus video of Katie Cappiello's teen actors discussing rape culture, masculinity, and what feminism means to them as young men and people of color. You'll also find a page with <a href="http://skintheplay.com/video" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">videos</a> of many performances at the Festival, and can join our email list to hear about future pop-up <a href="http://healmetoofest.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#HealMeToo Festival</a> events. Interview recorded &amp; prepped by Delaney Hafener Edited by Hope Singsen Music performed by Micah Burgess: If I Can by Hope Singsen &amp; Dillon Kondor Rockabye by Hope Singsen, Dillon Kondor &amp; Micah Burgess Gorgeous Fire by Hope Singsen &amp; Dillon Kondor<a href="https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/healmetoo-festival" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>