Ivan and the Grey Wolf - 1 of 4 - Daniel Deardorff & Martin Shaw

[Story 1:15 - Discussion 15:40] In the first of a four-part series, storyteller Daniel Deardorff begins the Slavic story of "Ivan and the Grey Wolf" to the 2008 Minnesota Men's Conference, followed by a discussion about its meaning by attendees and conference teachers-called 'feeding the story.'

[@audreydimola6367]

i love you so much danny, you will never know how much you changed my life. thank you minnesota men's conference, with all my heart, for posting these video/recordings.

[@ThePojengsidur]

I am seeing the tree woth the golden apples as a situation, where everyone is only telling you what you want to hear, so before your eyes everything is golden and super beautiful, and that is all you see. And having kind of fallen asleep to that golden, magnificence. It’s the same as Snow white having been given a golden apple that poisoned her, but since it is beautiful it still calls to be had and tasted. It’s a warning when you see and get beautiful things, everything is perfect and “don’t worry about it, it’s fine”.

[@Sara3346]

Thank you so much for this!

[@AmNotHere911]

The graphics of this video are brilliant, what book are they from?

[@leosylver7]

I want to make this fairytale into a live action movie one day.