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About the show
100 Stories: The Narrative Intelligence Project explores how the stories we inherit, tell, and live by shape how we see the world, who we become, and what we believe is possible.
Hosted by Narrative Intelligence researcher, innovation strategist, coach, author, and filmmaker Paige Williams, the series brings together researchers, artists, founders, leaders, therapists, storytellers, technologists, and people whose lives and work have been shaped by profound change.
Each conversation examines story not simply as something we tell, but as something we perceive through, shaping identity, relationships, leadership, culture, choice, and human agency.
At the center of the project is one question:
How malleable are the stories we live by, and what does it take to change one?
The conversations form part of Paige’s ongoing public research into Narrative Intelligence, an emerging inquiry into our capacity to recognize the narratives shaping how we interpret experience, distinguish what is true from the meaning we have made of it, remain open to new possibilities, make conscious choices, and live those choices.
The ideas and insights gathered through the project will inform the foundational book Paige is writing to help define the emerging field of Narrative Intelligence.