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In this brief instructional video, David Price explains how to source compelling stories by mining one’s own memories and past experiences. He recounts his four‑year tenure at the Australian Broadcasting Commission (now the Corporation) as a rich reservoir of material, emphasizing that any workplace, volunteer role, or personal interaction can hold a “treasure trove” of narratives. Price outlines a simple three‑step process: dig out the memories, package them effectively, and present them to an audience. The overall message is that storytelling is not difficult; the main challenge lies in locating the stories within one’s own history.
