Worth Repeating
Worth Repeating is Texas Public Radio's live storytelling event series. From last chances to first tries, from far flung adventures, to hometown cautionary tales—storytellers have seven minutes to tell a great story from our stage, often to sell-out crowds.
The program continues its success after five years and nearly 200 fantastic San Antonio storytellers with another season of great stories. In 2020 TPR held its first ever virtual mini-series. TPR is excited to bring the show back, an even more excited that Worth Repeating will be moving into our own space, in 2021 at Texas Public Radio's new headquarters, adjacent to the Alameda Theatre.
As we do every year, we ask you to submit your stories to us so we can continue to bring this community program to life.
If you think you have a story, email us at WorthRepeating@tpr.org and someone from our storyboard will get back to you.
The program continues its success after five years and nearly 200 fantastic San Antonio storytellers with another season of great stories. In 2020 TPR held its first ever virtual mini-series. TPR is excited to bring the show back, an even more excited that Worth Repeating will be moving into our own space, in 2021 at Texas Public Radio's new headquarters, adjacent to the Alameda Theatre.
As we do every year, we ask you to submit your stories to us so we can continue to bring this community program to life.
If you think you have a story, email us at WorthRepeating@tpr.org and someone from our storyboard will get back to you.
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In this virtual episode of Worth Repeating we are highlighting stories about navigating a romance or relationship during the pandemic, finding or losing love in lockdown and the challenges of “getting close” from six feet away. Join us for Love In The Time Of Corona. -
A virtual Worth Repeating mini-series that explores racism in our city. Hosted by San Antonio's Poet Laureate Andrea Vocab Sanderson. View both episodes here.
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On May 5, 2020 TPR’s popular storytelling event went virtual, for the very first time, exploring the topic of the moment, “Worth Repeating: My New…
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James Baker is a fiend for the outdoors. His family spent hundreds of weekends on camping trips across the country. But the Victoria native says that love…
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Dogs hold a special place in Norma Cantu's childhood. The professor of humanities now calls the campus of Trinity University her neighborhood.But growing…
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Crystal Henry has loved storms as long as she can remember. Cozy memories of cuddling up with mom to count off the thunder fill her childhood. But so do…
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Aubrey Cofield's story is the classic woman vs nature tale. In it her mother who worked for years moved into a home she hoped would be the fruits of that…
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"It began with a sound," said Bill Gallagher in this story. While we knew what Bill's story was about, the telling was no less startling to hear the…
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Amber Meegan knew that nature could be cruel, having witnessed it first hand when working in Katmai National Park in Alaska. But knowing and experiencing…
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Angela Rabke was 14 when this story takes place. She was living in a house surrounded by elderly people, so the occiasional caregiver-related mishap was…
