192 - Storytelling Is A Social Lubricant with Stephanie Y. Cole


Stephanie Y. Cole, the host of the Audio Oasis Storytelling podcast, is an empathic storyteller & voice talent who promotes positive community engagement with compassion & humour.

She is a native New Yorker and a proud Trekkie who believes that Mr Spock is the perfect partner of equal parts fire and ice. 

On this episode we discuss:

  • How storytelling connects us all, regardless of who we are!
  • Next to food, storytelling is the great social lubricant that makes most situations relatable!
  • Why you feel better after hearing a great story 

If you have any questions about this episode, please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com, or you can connect with Stephanie via email at socialmediaflight@gmail.com or Instagram @ao_storytelling

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