Hello, everyone! I hope you’re doing well! I am writing this post so you know what’s happening. Yesterday, I filled out an application for BCTV to do a program. I haven’t heard anything yet, but I am so excited to hear when the results come in. Please keep this program in your thoughts and prayers. The program will be on my ventriloquism journey, in case you were wondering.

For those of you who use vent to teach, minister, or as part of your therapy or social work practice, what is your experience like? How do students and clients receive the puppets? Let us know here. In my opinion vent is useful in many, many settings. (FYI, before I was born, my mom was a summer camp counselor and used a Jerry Mahoney figure dressed as a Girl Scout to teach water safety and tell scary stories. She admits she wasn’t the best ventriloquist but the information got through and this was a hit with the campers).

These car magnets actually came out pretty good. Got them made from Vistaprint

Please welcome our newest members of The Ventriloquists’ Guild: Steve Lewis Joseph Myers Yoly Pacheco Cheryl Stokes Natalie Villalonga-Stanton Jack Wise Diana Williams Be sure tell your vent, puppeteer and figure maker friends about this exciting group ❤️https://www.skool.com/ventriloquist-guild-4182/about?ref=870c0b50efff426bb1a527b54b98e138

Congrats to our top leaderboard members for the past week: 1. Tommy Manzie 2. April Lee 3. And tied for third is: Wanda Knudsen and Wally Moss.