Episode 2 features a series of non-fiction tales.  Teacher Natalie takes her listeners through two short stories about her very own mother.  Cherry Guy tells the tale of a harrowing encounter while The Yellow Jacket Attack describes a beautiful summer day gone terribly wrong.  

Small Tales

Episode 2 - Cherry Guy/The Yellow Jacket Attack

Episode 1 kicks off the series with Teacher Natalie's two-part tale about the infamous and highly respected Lord Francisco.  After the Lord's horse, Hooves, goes missing, Lord Francisco will stop at nothing to get the steed back into his stables where he belongs.  But, Lord Francisco doesn't know exactly who he is dealing with as he embarks upon his mystical journey into the Dark Forest and beyond.... 

Episode 1 - Lord Francisco

Episode 3 takes a strange and mysterious turn as listeners follow young Dianna whose toothless lifestyle leads her to a foreign and fantastical landscape through use of her new gadget, The Smoothie Maker 3000.  

Episode 3 - The Smoothie Maker 3000

Episode 4 follows young Adam, an writer-in-the-making who is suffering from his first bout of Writer's Block.  When Adam sets off in search of inspiration for his next story, his journey opens to the doors to an encounter with one of the fiercest animals out there...

Episode 4 - 8 Magic Eggs

This week's story centers on Roland, a toad who is about to hop into his first day of school.  However, things don't go as smoothly as Roland hopes, as he quickly discovers that he is the only toad in an exclusively-frog school.  Sensing he is different than the others, Roland comes up with a fool-proof plan in order to truly fit in at TFCFLASA (The Frog Center For Learning And Scholastic Adventures). *Listeners Challenge: Is this a fiction or non-fiction tale?

Episode 5 - Roland the Toad

A creative resource for teachers, parents, caregivers, and children to get together and tune in to stories that involve the fantastical, the silly, the spooky, and other gripping elements that every good narrative ought to have.  

To be used in the car, in the classroom, at home, at bedtime, or simply (and if we're being honest) when you've reached the end of your rope and are in dire need of a healthy, constructive, and positive entertainment outlet for your little one.  

Laying the groundwork for young listeners and learners to begin exploring the beauty of oration and narratives starting as early as 4 years old and extending into and throughout adolescence !