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MVisible Voices featured in the Michigan Daily
"All basic questions have their roots in stories, which is why storytelling is such a universal art form: stories are inherently relatable."
"This is why the 'MVisible Voices' podcast is so relatable and intriguing — each person who listens can pull out different elements of the story with which they relate. This ties people closer together, regardless of their background, and proves that, at the very simplest point, we are all human beings who can share some inherent experience one way or another.
'Each culture has their mystery stories, their fiction stories, their sun stories, their water stories. Stories are just human beings trying to convey to ourselves and to others that we will go on. That we will make it. All stories deal with things that are greater than ourselves,' Elizabeth James said."
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