Creators Program presents Storyteller W.I. “Bill” Hairston will talk about using stories to entertain and how to keep audience attention in this Creators Talk. He often uses stories about his personal life “Growing up Black in Appalachia” to remind people of how life used to be and where we still have to go."
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Feb 23, 2021 07:00 PM Register here
