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home : convention : speakers : Jim Weiss 2008 THSC State Convention and Family Conference August 14-16, 2008
The Woodlands, Texas The Woodlands Waterway Marriott
Jim Weiss
Jim Weiss has been a storyteller for over 30 years.
Under the Greathall Productions label, Weiss has produced 40 storytelling recordings with enticing titles such as King Arthur, Greek Myths, Sherlock Holmes, and Galileo and the Stargazers. In addition, Jim Weiss and Greathall Productions have produced and recorded masterful and thoughtful readings of G.A. Henty’s, The Cat of Bubastes, Wulf the Saxon, The Young Carthaginian, In the Reighn of Terror, Beric the Briton, In Freedom’s Cause, and G.A. Henty Short Stories, Vol.1. Jim has also recorded Rascal (published by Listening Library), Sea Biscuit (published by Blackstone Audio), The Story of the World, Volumes 1-4 (published by Peace Hill Press), a variety of Read-Along Book/CD Sets: Mole Musci, The Treasure, and Gregory’s Shadow (published by Live Oak Music), and numerous children’s and adult titles (published by Books on Tape).
Weiss is the recipient of 80-plus national awards from The Old Schoolhouse, Mary Pride’s Practical Homeschooling, Reader’s Choice, The American Library Association, Parents’ Choice Foundation, The Film Advisory Board, and many more.
Jim Weiss recordings are highly praised and recommended by many home school journals and professionals including HomeEducation Magazine, Homeschooling Today, Greenleaf Press, The Well Trained Mind, Family Times, The Link, and countless others.
Jim travels extensively across the United States and Canada presenting library, school, store, and community events; teacher workshops; and his favorite, home school conferences. He has performed at The White House Easter Event and starred in and hosted a PBS Storytelling pilot that won a Northern California Emmy Award for Best Children’s Show.
“The Story must sing to the teller before it can sing through the teller.” Jim Weiss.
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