Dirty Jobs
I'm a fool to do your dirty work, oh yeah. Join us Thursday, May 2 to hear stories of unsavory, unsanitary, and downright filthy jobs, from the unique individuals who choose these lines of work.
LEGACY
Legacy. It could be that antique chair you’ve coveted or a million dollars from the uncle in Zaire you never knew you had. It could be the bump in your nose or your infectious laugh. It could be the dark memory of a relationship gone bad or a ragged 40-year-old concert T-shirt you stole from your BFF. What does legacy mean to you?
Curated and produced by Steven Braun.
Location: The Screening Room, 127 E Congress St., Tucson, AZ 85701
Admission is $15.00. Tickets are available here or pay at the door (card or cash). Patreon members: Your current membership gets you in free; please make sure to notify us if you are attending.
Interested in donating to Odyssey? Zelle us using this email: odysseystorytelling@gmail.com
Doors open at 6:00 pm
Stories begin at 6:30 pm
Downtown parking
Beer, wine & snacks available
Vaccination not required. Event will be indoors. Masks welcome.
Odyssey Storytelling: Leap
Our theme this month is: Leap
A leap of faith, a leap in love, a literal leap off a cliff...what types of leaps have you taken in life? Join us for a night of stories of leaps!
And bring your own story for our spontaneous storytelling mid-show!
Interested in donating to Odyssey? Zelle us using this email: odysseystorytelling@gmail.com
Doors open at 6:30 pm. Stories begin at 7 pm
Downtown parking
Beer, wine & snacks available
Vaccination not required. Event will be indoors. Masks welcome.
Storytellers for February:
Dr. Jennifer Blanco Thomas is a pediatric audiologist, standup comedian, and cool mom. Originally from Miami, Florida, she is a proud 1st generation American whose family is from Havana, Cuba. She serves on the Amphi Foundation and Grace Hearing non-profit boards, produces and hosts a children’s improv comedy show, and volunteers doing hearing testing and hearing aid fitting in Mexico.
Equal parts starry-eyed idealist and crusty construction worker, Joe Silins hails from Phoenix but likes to think he’s been in Tucson long enough to call himself a local. Joe is self-employed in natural building. He enjoys spending time with friends, volunteering, and talking about how he should be camping and hiking more.
Jesseca Banchy, a spiritual being in a really sexy human body that feels immense joy, happiness, and health. She retired at the age of 33 from her career in Western medicine and now dedicates her life to healing humanity to find inner peace, health, and harmony. She is now a full-time YouTuber, writer, athlete, entrepreneur, healer, and life coach. She is available for consultation.
