Stories Out Loud: Bill Harley at TEDxMosesBrownSchool

Bill Harley, a Friend, storyteller, author, songwriter, teaching artist; two-time Grammy winning artist in the spoken word category; Lifetime Achievement awards from the Rhode Island Council on the Humanities, Children's Music Network and the National Storytelling Network.

More information about Moses Brown School can be found at www.mosesbrown.org.

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[Michael R]

he's pittin a little bit..

[FamilyGamerTV]

Love this line in your talk. "A teacher is someone who gives someone a story so that they can make their own." Scratch that, love the talk.

[FrenchHornMan1]

Everytime I get a chance to listen to Bill, he either comes into my world and sits along side me or he draws me into his world. Most of the time I cannot tell which it is. Thank you, Bill, for sharing your insights into what it is that you do so well.

[FrenchHornMan1]

Don't waste your time making comments when you have so little knowledge or respect.

[Allahsucks100]

This guy is gay!!!

[stormfront219]

Love it! I don't understand why this does not have 100 million views. Every teacher and every parent need to watch this.

[hirobbi]

Great!



[Monte Montgomery]

I've been forwarding this link to a lot of corporate types and Hollywood types I work with. Everybody's flipping. Bill Harley for president!

[letitiastenning]

Thank you Bill for an inspiring talk.

[TadpolePararde]

A glaring flash of the obvious, very inspiring, simple and practical. I loved the comment "We do not know what silence means."