Story Story Podcast: Stories And Fairy Tales For Families, Parents, Kids And Beautiful Nerds.

En garde! Prepare to cross swords with these daring folktales! Join Isabelle Hauser as she brings you Anne Shimojima telling "The Tea Master" and Cooper Braun telling "The Storyteller and the Samurai".Support the show

Do you know the lore of the mysterious selkie? Join storyteller Dawn Nelson as we feature one of the episodes of  her amazing podcast Stories from Lore!Support the show

There is a good deal of food in this episode - chocolate, olives, buns. You might want a snack beforehand. Join Simon Brooks as he brings you Cathryne Fairlee telling "Ali Cogia" and Rosemary Cutrer telling "Mr Bun".Support the show

This episode features Eth-noh-tec, the dynamic storytelling duo co-directors Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo. Join Isabelle Hauser and hear Eth-noh-tec tell "Kahn's Head" and "Willow Tree". If you enjoy their work and want to know more about them you should listen to Simon Brook interview them on his podcast Conversations with Storytellers!Support the show

Once, there was a young woman who could stitch the most beautiful things and loved a poor young man. She had also caught the eye of a king. Hear Laura Packer unfold the tale "The Clever Young Woman".NOTE: This episode did release today but, the genius that I am, only uploaded the story and not the whole episode.  Thank you to Isabelle who caught that. It is fixed now :-) Support the show

Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum, these stories have giants in thum. It sort of rhymes! Simon Brooks brings you tales of a walk with Moe and Sarah Brady telling "The Selfish Giant" and Tim Lowry telling "Jack and the New Ground".Support the show

Siblings have to stick together, especially in fairy tales. Join Isabelle Hauser as she shares Noa Baum telling "The Hunchback Brothers" and Megan Hicks "Molly Whuppie".Support the show

Follow the ribbon to the moon! Hear Milbre Burch tell an adaptation of Jane Yolen's tale "The Moon Ribbon".Support the show

The trees are the heroes of these stories! Join Simon Brooks as Jenni Cargill-Strong tells "Lily and the Fig Tree"  and Anne Shimojima tells "The Peach Peddler".Support the show

Is that a boy or an elephant? Is that a fish or a treasure? Join Isabelle Hauser as she brings you Vaishali Raithatha telling "The Birth of Ganesha" and  Cindy Rivka Marshall telling "The Jewel".Support the show

Whether the weather or a tea kettle, there is mischief in these tales! Enjoy stories from Rachel Ann Harding telling "The Lucky Tea Kettle" and Rachael Harrington telling "Jack and the North Wind"Support the show

Travel down mysterious paths with the guest podcast The Devil's Violin. Host Simon Brooks brings you the stellar artists  - storyteller Daniel Morden with musicians Sarah Moody (cello) and Oliver Wilson-Dickson (violin) telling the story "The Magic Well"Support the show

Welcome to the 200th episode of the podcast! We have climbed to the literary meadows and plucked four stories to present a bouquet of tales for you. Join Isabelle Hauser as she brings you Jane Dorfman telling "The Grieve", Priscilla Howe telling "A cat is a cat is a cat", Cathryne Fairlee telling "Perfect Dragon" and Lyn Ford telling "Pigs Tale".Support the show

Just in time for St Patricks day come tales from the emerald isle. Enjoy storytellers  Norah Dooley telling "Finn" and Liz Weir telling "Rathlin Fairy Tale".Support the show

What is more important? Luck or wisdom? Discover the answers with host Simon Brooks and Joel Ben Izzy telling "Luck vs Wisdom" and Jenni Cargill- Strong telling "Reaching for the Moon".Support the show

Discover the disguised in these fairy tales with host Isabelle Hauser bringing you Jennifer Armstrong telling "The Fishwife and the Changeling" and True Thomas telling "How Thor Lost His Hammer".Support the show

Here we go, here we go, here we go with Miss Mo! Join Morgan Reynolds telling a delightful original story "Two Friends and a Dragon". Support the show

Love, sweet love, is what brings this episode to you today! Join host Simon Brooks as he discovers a curious shop and share Stuart Stotts telling "Eros and Psyche" and Milbre Burch telling "Mr. Death and the Red Headed Woman".Support the show

You have heard these stories before, just not like this!Join Isabelle Hauser as she explores mysterious shops in Zug while sharing stories, with Ed Stivender telling "Red Ridding Hood Improv" and Priscilla Howe telling "The Small Tooth Dog". Support the show

This episode is in rhyme, this description is not! Hear Sarah Brady tell "The Falcon of Ser Frederigo" and Tim Lowry tell "Watermelon Time".Support the show