Storyteller and Educator​
LET'S TELL STORIES TOGETHER!
Stories spark imagination, build community, and encourage curious compassion. Humans are wired for narrative and we learn and connect better through storytelling. Mo brings stories to festival stages, classroom, libraries, and conference rooms. It is a beautifully flexible art that can enrich any gathering. Reach out and let's bring the art of storytelling to whatever you are trying to create.
Storyteller
Mo is a nationally touring storyteller featured in festivals and schools around the country, including the National Storytelling Festival, the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival, and many more. Thousands of students, families, and storytelling fans have enjoyed her relatable style and well crafted stories. Mo is known for her special ability to weave personal narratives with folk and fairy tales in a way that unlocks new and powerful insights.
"Mo is hilarious -- even out of character – and her story took an ancient piece of literature and made it shiny and hysterical. Some things are just too bizarre to make up. . . . I think Mo might be my new favorite storyteller. "
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Lisa Gauthier Mitchison
Senior Writer "The Nuve"
Educator
Mo is not only a storyteller, she is a teacher. She has taught in Junior High, High School, and College. Mo is combines storytelling with teaching techniques to lead effective workshops for all ages. She has also trained teachers to use storytelling in their classrooms to deliver content and create community. Mo's YouTube channel and Podcast focuses on a different country each month, sharing stories that inspire imagination and foster curiosity. In connection with the weekly stories, Mo will publish a free monthly newsletter that offers storytelling tips for parents and teachers as well as additional learning resources and activities that focus on the country of the month. Click below to subscribe!
"Miss Mo" is a master of her craft. . . (she) used the time perfectly. . . scaffolded the experience setting students up to do the same with a folk/fairy tale of their own choosing. . . She reminded me of so many things I should be doing better as a teacher."
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L. Hoke. Lincoln County High School
