On the cusp of putting away his third recording of all-new original songs about football, storyteller and songwriter Chuck Brodsky offers found himself reflecting on his life-time love for America�s favorite pastime. The activity and its participants happen to be an abundant cause of material for Brodsky, who quotes they have about a couple of dozen baseball stories in the repertoire. Several are unexpected, such as the player who else worked as a new spy for the particular U. S. govt. Only three are about his much loved home team. Frequently Brodsky finds that baseball can be a method to tell a deeper story about societal issues like racism and sexism. � Charles Brodsky of our songs are related in that regard, � he admits that. �Baseball will be really simply an automobile to tell some sort of deeper type of story. � Brodsky will share a selection of these stories as Jonesborough�s next storyteller in residence, a weeklong engagement during which usually he may also tell historical tales and even more. Music can be heavily highlighted in every exhibit. A lifelong folk musician, Brodsky found his way on to the storytelling signal some years in the past and has been deeply grateful to achieve the opportunity to grow within the spoken side of his job. Audiences in music venues don�t constantly have the persistence for the amazing backstories that inform his songwriting procedure.
Charles Brodsky
