About Tell Us Something
Tell Us Something is a celebration of storytelling, of the community, and of each other.
Tell Us Something is a live storytelling event based in Missoula, MT. Tell Us Something inspires more understanding, acceptance, and empathy within our community. Each event features 7-8 storytellers from the local community sharing their true personal stories from memory and without notes.
MISSION
The mission of Tell Us Something is to awaken imagination, empower storytellers and connect the community through the transformative power of personal storytelling so that community members will have a better understanding of themselves and of one another. Tell Us Something provides opportunities for storytellers of varied abilities to learn from one another and share their enjoyment of personal storytelling.
Tell Us Something is a 501(c)3. EIN: 38-4203249
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Marc Moss produces a podcast of those stories which can be found wherever you get your podcasts.
Tell Us Something live events have expanded to Helena, MT and Butte, America.
Marc teaches storytelling in the Missoula County Public Schools as part of Spark!
Tell Us Something is a celebration of each other, our stories and how we move through the world together. All of the stories at Tell Us Something are true. Stories last for 10 minutes and are told from memory. Everyone is welcome to tell a story. There is a theme for each event.
Tell Us Something is:
Marc Moss - Executive Director
Founder, Executive Director
You can listen to Marc’s Tell Us Something stories here.
Spencer Bradford - Board Chair
Spencer Bradford was born in the Salem, Massachusetts hospital around the time of the Watergate scandal. He grew up in a magical era of mostly unsupervised fun, often on and around the waters of New England piloting sail and power boats.
After being introduced to rock climbing and music, he spent as much time in the mountains and attending concerts as possible. Big mountains, rivers, and activism drew his dumb young self west to Olympia, Washington. The colder, less rainy climate and taciturn character of old Montana clicked with him, and he landed in Missoula full-time in 1994.
Over the years, he’s had jobs as varied as television producer/director, early-ish craft brewery brand manager, and a research station lab and facilities manager. He’s also worked as an avalanche educator, artisanal baker, concert organizer/stagehand, brand ambassador, copywriter, EMT, web designer, and presided over a few non-profit boards.
He likes citizen science, snow, the northern lights, clean big water, and great stories. He loves his family, who mostly tolerate and forgive him for some perverse ideas about what constitutes “fun.”
