This popular program shares the remarkable story of America, as only Jeff Gould can tell it. Uplifting, touching and profound, it is a presentation that inspires listeners to consider the sacrifice and blessing of our nation’s history. America’s Story is a powerful presentation that will remind all Americans of our gifts, responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities as Americans.
Speaker: Jeff Gould
Known as America’s Story Teller, Jeff Gould is an Author, Speaker and Broadcaster and is gifted at inspiring and encouraging audiences of all kinds through Story.
He is an Author: Jeff has written six books to date:
- I Like That Story I and II, a non-fiction collection of insightful and inspirational stories for graduates.
- As JJ Gould, creator of the Dead Air series of crime novels that take place in the rural Midwest.
He is a Speaker: As America’s Storyteller, Gould uses the power of stories in his presentations and has spoken to thousands of groups in his career. Using a unique blend of humor, insight and stories, his content is rare and valuable.
He is an Instructor: Jeff has developed a number of on-line courses design to help students, parents and retirees along with workshops and webinars through his website ILikeThatStory.net
He is a Broadcaster: A radio broadcaster for more than thirty years, Jeff was accomplished as a Farm Broadcaster for a regional network (Oscar in Agriculture winner), Broadcaster (South Dakota Broadcaster of the year), Advertising Consultant (awards for both effective ads and ad campaigns) and currently serves as fill-in Television host for Keloland Living and Entrepreneur (he has syndicated his local Christmas Program: A Prairie Christmas into nationwide syndication.)
He is a Storyteller:
His creation: A Prairie Christmas-On Stage, is a 3-person theatrical production where Jeff uses the power of story and music to move audiences and celebrate the season.
His America’s Story is a popular look at our nations unique history and calling.
Jeff’s warm and engaging style has been compared to Paul Harvey and Garrison Keillor. He continues to blog and podcast and can be reached through his web site ILikeThatStory.net.
