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Bedtime Stories Podcast Fairytales and Folk Tales from the Lilypad for kids
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Bedtime Stories, Fairytales and Folk Tales: Lily, a frog, tells stories for kids & families
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Zyvorn Cornebius Maxaro the Brown
4w ago00:18:46Tap to summarizeA Tales from the Lilypad original story by Marlene Wurfel. Zyvorn Cornebius Maxaro the Brown is a lot like every other meadow mouse except that he's also a wizard.
Transcribe →Happy New Year The New Year's Fairy Re-released
Dec 3000:12:12Tap to summarizeHappy New Year, from Lily Shoutout to Josephine (as Ella Dawn) This largely forgotten but wonderful fairytale is written and rearranged by Marlene Wurfel, based on the concept and story by the American fabulist Emilie Poulsson (1853-1939) Music: “English Country Garden” & “Alpine Bierhalle” & “Christmas Homecoming” by Aaron Kenny courtesy YouTube Audio Library Auld Lang Syne (Instrumental) by the Jingle Punks courtesy YouTube Audio Library Sound effect attributions: “Fairy Logo” by DDmyzik courtesy of a Creative Commons Attribution Licence via www.freesound.org https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ “Coagulated” by Timbre & “Champagne Cork Pop” by Ruben Uitenweerde courtesy of a Creative Commons Attribution Licence via www.freesound.org "Fireworks, Close, A (H1).wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk) of Freesound.org
Transcribe →The Anger Monster
Nov 800:17:01Tap to summarizeAn original story by Marlene Wurfel inspired by the Buddhist allegory of an anger monster who thrives on anger and shrinks from kindness.
Transcribe →Ghost Pirate Ship
Oct 1100:10:21Tap to summarizeA Halloween origin story.
Transcribe →The Fuzzy Castle
Apr 26, 202500:23:32Tap to summarizeAn original story about a girl finding her way through a dark forest with a little help from hundreds and hundreds of bunnies.
Transcribe →Switch It On
Mar 16, 202500:09:52Tap to summarizeThis is a spin off of Ray Bradbury's 1955 Book "Switch On The Night," reprised and remixed for modern listeners by Marlene Wurfel. What do we switch on when we switch off our electronics? Non-commercial story for kids & family, Copyright is Fair Use Intro and Outro Music by Reid Alexander Whelton
Transcribe →Episode 100: A Star Suit for You
Dec 25, 202400:13:46Tap to summarizeMerry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Lily. This is calming, meditative story about a star suit that fits you just right. Put it on to travel through the clouds, dance with the Northern Lights, and visit the stars. "See" Great Bear (Ursa Major), Cygnus, Sirius, Tama Rereti, and other constellations. Original script and narration by Marlene Wurfel Audio Mix Features Creative Commons Music via YouTube Studio: Peacefully by E's Jammy Jams Angel Guides by Jesse Gallagher Shasta Trinity by Jesse Gallagher Owls by Lish Grooves Cosmic Groove Space Travel by Cooper Cannell #starlore #cygnus #ursamajor #sirius #greatbear
Transcribe →The Boneyard Dog and Friends Halloween Story
Oct 16, 202400:12:15Tap to summarizeAn original tale of skeletons who get a chance to dance and play one magical halloween night in a spooky boneyard. Music: Corny Candy by The Soundlings and Among the Stars by Everet Almond.
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Three Dandelion Stories
Jul 26, 202400:09:52Tap to summarizeThree stories that explore the relationship between dandelions and the wisdom of children. The Dandelion Who Couldn't Roar is an original fable by Marlene Wurfel for Tales from the Lilypad The Legend of the Flower Fairy is based on an Aesop's Fable, rewritten and rearranged by M Wurfel The third story about dandelions in the garden is based on a traditional Sufi tale and rewritten and rearranged for TFTL by M Wurfel Intro and Outro music by Reid Alexander Whelton Acoustic music featured Acoustic Guitar by ViraMiller -- https://freesound.org/s/744879/ -- License: Creative Commons 0
Transcribe →A Good Dog Re-released
May 25, 202400:14:47Tap to summarizeA 2016 story re-released form the vaults. An original story, dedicated to the best dog ever, for Tales from the Lilypad by Marlene Wurfel.
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