Blogcast 2: Sound Edits

A woman looking off in the distance, standing against a brick wall.

While there is no mystery around the try-to-have-an-interesting-conversation part of my new work, I have had some epiphanies about audio storytelling…I have been pretty awed by the power of editing.

Contributor: “Normal”

A black and white photo of someone kneeling in a church pew praying, and viewed from the back.

Linda Geraghty shares a piece on Maureen Boland’s Blogcast that is part of a memoir she is writing about generational trauma.

Victoria Best: Changing Kids’ Lives

Victoria Best sitting outside at a picnic table with her hands folded, talking to Maureen Boland.

Victoria’s story illustrates how each of us can make a difference, especially when we dedicate ourselves to nurturing relationships with kids who need us the most.

Contributor: “Jaime’s Story”

I multicolor sign spelling out "LOVE" but the "V" has been replaced by purple flowers in a vase.

Rachel Brind, a Philadelphia-based writing coach and Mighty Writers volunteer, authored this foster care story for a person who wishes to remain anonymous and shares it on Maureen Boland’s Blogcast.

Contributor: “Treatment”

Rodin sculpture in the foreground with blue sky and trees in the background.

Charles Carr reads his poem “Treatment” for Maureen Boland’s Blogcast, which uses the bureaucratic language of the foster care system to reveal hard truths.