Can a Beard Fall Off?

Summary

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Story Pirates Podcast: "Can a Beard Fall Off?"

Date: July 16, 2026
Main Theme:
This episode explores the humorous and imaginative question from kid author Zyra, "Can a beard fall off?" The Story Pirates crew performs Zyra’s story as a comedy sketch, followed by an inspiring interview with writing superstar Tabitha, the current leader of the Story Pirates Summer Story Challenge. The episode is filled with laughs, quirky family dynamics, and creative writing advice for young listeners.

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Episode Structure

1. Leaderboard Update & Summer Story Challenge (00:02–02:19)

• Host Lee Overtree gives an enthusiastic shoutout to kids topping the Summer Story Challenge leaderboard, including individuals and groups.
• Highlights Tabitha from Arizona at #1 and teases her upcoming interview with writing tips.
• Encourages new participants: “Even if you don't make the leaderboard, everyone who participates gets a certificate at the end of the summer.” (01:36)

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2. Story Introduction: "Can a Beard Fall Off?" (02:19–03:12)

• Lee introduces the “brand new story about a question I think about a lot, which is, can a beard fall off? Because I have a beard. It is a totally real beard, not a fake beard.” (02:47)
• Author Zyra (age 7, Kenya) joyfully introduces her story. (03:12)

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3. Sketch Comedy: The Saga of Beardman (03:12–10:36)

Major Segments & Highlights:

• "The Amazing Beard Man" Show Within a Show (03:24–03:57)

  • Beardman and Beard Wolf are trapped after evil Dr. Clippers casts a spell making Beardman’s beard fall off, removing his “beard magic.”
  • “Ever since Dr. Clippers cast that spell that made my beard fall, my beard magic is gone!” — Beardman (03:28)

• Kyra’s Quest for Answers (03:57–10:36)

  • Kyra, inspired by the TV show and perplexed by her dad’s thinning beard, persistently asks: “Can a beard fall off?”
  • “Dad, did you see that? Beardman's beard fell off. How is he going to escape?” — Kyra (04:00)
  • Father dodges the question with various excuses all week, as his chin becomes more suspiciously hairless.

• Comedic Family Mystery Unravels

  • Kyra notes her dad’s beard disappearing day by day, suspects strange behavior, and sets clever traps to corner him with her burning question.

• Birthday & The Big Reveal (08:02–10:36)

  • At her birthday party, Kyra encounters "the real Beardman" (her mom in disguise, wearing her dad’s real beard).
  • “Kyra, your dad told me so many great things about you, and I just had to stop by and say happy birthday to my biggest fan.” — Beardman / Mom (08:40)
  • Kyra’s main question persists: “Can a beard fall off?” Her mom, caught in disguise, ultimately admits: “Well, I don’t know, but mine is. So for now, I think, yes.” (10:07)
  • The story closes with Kyra now wondering: “Can a mustache fall off?” — her persistence remains undefeated!

Notable Quotes:

• “You can’t run forever, Father. Like the Amazing Beard Man. I will find a way.” — Kyra (06:28)
• "The truth is..." — Dad (about to confess, but is interrupted, keeping the gag running) (09:39)
• “Answer the question, Dad.” — Kyra (comic refrain throughout, and at the very end) (21:18)

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4. Interview: Tabitha, Summer Story Challenge Leader (14:53–19:32)

Introduction & Achievement (14:53–15:20)

• Lee welcomes Tabitha, praising her piano rendition of the Story Pirates theme and her current #1 position on the leaderboard.
• “Let’s see, how many stories have you submitted at this point? 37—is that right?” (15:16)
  • Tabitha: “Yeah. And then I’m pretty sure I’ve submitted at least 10 more since then.” (15:20)

Tabitha’s Creative Process (15:35–16:13)

• Tabitha shares her strategy: asks family for random topics, sometimes pairs two random words, then crafts a story from those as a title.
• “I make the two random words the title, and then I come up with a story based on those words.” — Tabitha (15:49)

On Writing Poetry (15:59–16:19)

• Writes both "regular" and funny poems; tried self-publishing but faced age restrictions.

Example Poem & Humor (16:35–17:19)

• Poem read aloud:
  • “Chalk, a dusty art utensil... oh, dang it rained. The end.” (16:39)
  • Tabitha explains she starts with the punchline and builds backwards for humor: “The punchline helps me make the setup.” (17:21)

Advice for Young Writers (17:52–18:26)

• For nervous or stuck young writers, Tabitha says:
  • “Write it and then it doesn’t have to be perfect. It doesn’t even have to be good. You can make it bad on purpose and then that can make it funny.” (18:17)
  • Host: “That’s great advice.” (18:26)

Writing Environment (18:29–18:52)

• Tabitha’s tip: She writes in her sunny parents’ bedroom for coziness.

Special Guest: Ziva (18:53–19:11)

• Tabitha’s sister Ziva joins, also on the leaderboard.
• The sisters flew to see a live Story Pirates show, impressing the hosts.

Closing Encouragement

• Lee: “Keep up the good work.” — Encourages all kids to keep writing and be creative. (19:26)

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5. Wrap-Up and Key Takeaways (19:36–20:06)

• Lee recaps the show and reminds everyone to check the leaderboard, write stories, and “stay creative and stay kind.”
• Tabitha offers a final cheerful goodbye: “Bye!” (20:06)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On the Beard Mystery:

  • Kyra: “Can a beard fall off?” — persistent, central joke (recurring throughout, e.g. 04:25, 04:51, 05:23, 08:31, 10:02).

• On Writing:

  • Tabitha: “Write it and then it doesn’t have to be perfect. It doesn’t even have to be good. You can make it bad on purpose and then that can make it funny.” (18:17)
  • Host: “If you know what the joke is, then you just have to work backwards from there. That’s such a smart way to write.” (17:24)

• Closing:

  • Lee: “Most of all, keep turning on your imagination and writing stories because being creative is its own reward.” (19:36)

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Timestamps of Key Segments

• Leaderboard Update & Story Challenge: 00:02–02:19
• Story Introduction: 02:47–03:12
• "Can a Beard Fall Off?" Comedy Sketch: 03:12–10:36
• Tabitha Interview: 14:53–19:32
• Wrap-Up: 19:36–20:06

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Tone & Style

• Playful, imaginative, kid-centered, and encouraging. The episode balances silly family comedy with genuine advice and inclusivity, celebrating kids' creativity and resilience.

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Summary Takeaway

“Can a Beard Fall Off?” is a laugh-filled Story Pirates installment celebrating both the literal and figurative persistence of children’s curiosity. From the creatively absurd misadventures surrounding the mystery of a missing beard, to uplifting, practical writing tips from real-life leaderboard champ Tabitha, the episode is a rewarding listen for aspiring young storytellers and their grown-ups alike.

Transcript

[Lee Overtree]

Lemonade. Hey, Story Pirates podcast listeners. Lee here. Welcome back to Story Pirates Summer. It's time for a summer story challenge leaderboard update. This week, Tabitha in Arizona made a strong push to remain at number one. And here's something cool. On today's episode, I actually interview Tabitha about her writing process. She has some cool tips for all you writers out there, so make sure to stick around after today's story. Rounding out the individual leaderboard, we have Gus in Canada, Brooklyn in Pennsylvania, Raffi in Rhode Island, Nora in Massachusetts, Adrienne in Georgia, Maya in Colorado, Ethan in Washington, Kurt in Pennsylvania, Ziva in Arizona, who is actually Tabitha's sister. Alya in California, Emory in Indiana, and Alessandro in Spain. On the group leaderboard this week, it's the same as last week. But I gotta say, if you're feeling like you still want to jump into this race, the group leaderboard is really attainable. So get together with a sibling or a friend and start writing some stories. Maybe next week you'll get in there. You can see the leaderboard right [e-mail] leaderboard everybody keep up the good work and remember that even if you don't make the leaderboard, everyone who participates gets a certificate at the end of the summer. And story. Love telling you how much we loved your stories, so get those stories in. We want to read as many as we can. We'll be updating the leaderboard every [e-mail] leaderboard and I'll be shouting out more kids here in the podcast Grown Ups. You can find links to the leaderboard and find out how to get your kids involved in the summer story challenge in the show. Notes for today's episode. Episode. Okay, on to today's brand new story After a few more words for the grown ups.

[Kyra]

I love storytelling.

[Tabitha]

It just filled me up with joy.

[Beardman (voice)]

My mom loves the jokes.

[Tabitha]

Yo yo matcha. It made me very proud about myself. Exciting. Yeah, we're just getting like, really deep into, like, I want to say, philosophies. I definitely think I can be more creative now. I'm the champion.

[Kyra]

The Story Pirates.

[Lee Overtree]

It's the Story Pirates podcast. Today we have a brand new story about a question that I think about a lot, which is, can a beard fall off? Because I have a beard. It is a totally real beard, not a fake beard. And I wonder sometimes, can it fall off? If you're wondering the same thing, check out today's brand new story. Here's the author to introduce it.

[Tabitha]

Hi, my name is zyra. I am 7 years old and I live in Kenya. This is my story. Can a beard fall off?

[Kyra]

Beardman, how are we ever going to get out of this cage?

[Beardman (voice)]

I don't know, Beard wolf. Ever since the evil Dr. Clippers cast that spell that made my beard fall, my beard magic is gone.

[Kyra]

So we're trapped here forever.

[Beardman (voice)]

We just may be. We just may be. Will Beardman and his trusty sidekick escape the evil Dr. Clipper's clutches? Find out next week for another episode of the Amazing Beard man and his Amazing Beard Friend.

[Kyra's Dad]

Alright, Kyra, TV off. It's time to go to school. The bus is almost here.

[Kyra]

Dad, did you see that? Beardman's beard fell off. How is he going to escape?

[Kyra's Dad]

Well, you'll have to wait until next week to find out. Come on.

[Kyra]

Oh, I hate waiting.

[Kyra's Dad]

I know. Okay, let's go.

[Kyra]

My birthday is this weekend and I have to wait for that too. Hey, do you want to tell me if there are any surprises planned for me?

[Kyra's Dad]

Well, it wouldn't be much of a surprise if I told you, would it? Now let's move.

[Kyra]

Hey dad.

[Kyra's Dad]

What?

[Kyra]

Can a beard fall off?

[Kyra's Dad]

Oh no, the bus is already gone. Now you have to walk to school.

[Kyra]

But it's 14 miles.

[Kyra's Dad]

Well, hopefully you won't be as distracted tomorrow.

[Kyra]

Ah, it's Tuesday. One day closer to my birthday.

[Kyra's Dad]

Oh, hey Kyra.

[Kyra]

Hey Dad. I've been thinking about it since yesterday when you didn't answer my question. Can a beard fall off?

[Kyra's Dad]

What? Why would you ask that?

[Kyra]

Like what happened in the Adventures of Beard Man?

[Kyra's Dad]

Oh, like in the show.

[Kyra]

Speaking of beards, is it just me or are some of the hairs on your chin missing?

[Kyra's Dad]

Looks like the dog is hungry. Kyra, feed your dog. It's probably waiting for his food. But dad, don't be late for school. Bye.

[Kyra]

That was strange. Maybe I'll try again tomorrow. Ah, it's Wednesday.

[Kyra's Dad]

Good morning, Kyra. Come on, let's get moving. You can't be late again for school.

[Kyra]

Can a beard fall off?

[Kyra's Dad]

It's time to eat your breakfast, not to ask a question.

[Kyra]

Why are you avoiding the question? And why does it look like more of your chin hair is gone?

[Kyra's Dad]

More importantly, why isn't your mother awake yet?

[Kyra]

No, Dad, I actually, I haven't seen mom all week. What's going on?

[Kyra's Dad]

You're right. I should go check on her. Oh gosh, I bet the bus is coming. Okay, I love you. I'm not avoiding your questions. Bye.

[Kyra]

What is going on? My dad is nothing but extreme excuses. Tomorrow I'll wake up super early so we have all the time we need.

[Tabitha]

Ah.

[Kyra's Dad]

Thursday morning, 5am My favorite time of day to sit back, relax, and enjoy my coffee all by myself.

[Kyra]

Can a beard fall off? Kyra, answer the question.

[Kyra's Dad]

Dad, you're not supposed to be up right now. Go back to bed for two more hours since you did not get up at the right time and.

[Kyra]

What's happening to your beard? Most of it is gone.

[Kyra's Dad]

Okay, fine. I'll go back to bed. Your mother is calling me. I am sleepwalking. This is all a dream. You're asleep right now. Goodbye.

[Kyra]

You can't run forever, Father. Like the Amazing Beard Man. I will find a way.

[Kyra's Dad]

Kyra, are you hiding in this dark kitchen?

[Kyra]

Phew.

[Kyra's Dad]

Finally alone now that It's Friday at 2:00am oh, you're doing this to yourself, Kelvin. You just have to make it through the week, then everything will be okay. But now, time for a little midnight snack. I'll just open up the pantry here and.

[Kyra]

Hello? Dad? Yes, it's me, Kyra. In the pantry. Can a beard fall off? Stop backing out of the room, dad. You're not getting out of this. Answer the question. I will get you, Father. I will get you tomorrow.

[Kyra's Dad]

Oh, good morning, Kyra.

[Kyra]

Morning, dad.

[Kyra's Dad]

Happy Saturday. Are you excited for your big party tomorrow?

[Kyra]

Can a beard fall off? Cause it seems like yours did.

[Kyra's Dad]

Kyra, I would love to answer your question, but I'm too busy right now. Ask your mom. Bye, dad.

[Kyra]

Sunday. My birthday. I thought I would be excited by this, but what does it matter now? All I really want is an answer to my question. But it doesn't seem like that will ever happen. Okay, well, time to go in the living room and surprise. What? All my friends and family.

[Kyra's Dad]

Happy birthday, Kyra.

[Kyra]

Oh, my gosh, dad, you were hiding something from me.

[Kyra's Dad]

Yeah, I was. Sorry I was acting so strange, but you know how bad I am at keeping secrets.

[Kyra]

Yeah, you're famously bad at it. But wait, that doesn't explain why you wouldn't answer my question about why.

[Kyra's Dad]

Huh? The doorbell.

[Beardman (voice)]

Why?

[Lee Overtree]

Whom could that be?

[Kyra's Dad]

Kyra, why don't you go get it?

[Kyra]

Okay.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

Is this Kyra's house?

[Kyra]

Oh, my gosh. It's Beard man. The actual Beard man.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

Kyra, your dad told me so many great things about you, and I just had to stop by and say happy birthday to my biggest fan.

[Kyra]

Oh, I am your biggest fan.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

It's fans like you that give me my beard magic. So thank you. Now, I better get going. The evil Dr. Clippers is at it again.

[Kyra]

Wait, Beardman, I just have one question. Sure.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

What Is it Kyra?

[Kyra]

Can a beard fall off?

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

Can a beard fall off? They told me you were funny. Have a great day.

[Kyra]

Bye. Wait.

[Kyra's Dad]

Holy smokes. Everyone. Can you believe that the real Beard man was here?

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

It's pretty amazing.

[Kyra's Dad]

Wasn't that great, Kyra?

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

Dad.

[Kyra]

Right here, right now, in front of everyone, your beard is totally gone. What happened to it? Can a beard fall off? Oh.

[Kyra's Dad]

Why are you asking me this question every day?

[Kyra]

Because you aren't answering my question.

[Kyra's Dad]

Fine, I'll tell you. The truth is.

[Kyra]

Oh, hold on. Actually, I have to go to the bathroom.

[Kyra's Dad]

Oh, actually, not that bathroom.

[Lee Overtree]

Wait, Kyra.

[Tabitha]

Mom.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

Okay, I know what this looks like. You're probably going to ask me why I'm dressed as Beard man and have this glue stick and all of your father's beard hair stuck to my face.

[Kyra]

Oh, mom, no.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

It's because. Wait, you're not.

[Kyra]

I just want to know, can a beard fall off?

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

Well, I don't know, but mine is. So for now, I think, yes.

[Kyra]

Oh, thank you.

[Kyra's Mom / Beardman (in disguise)]

You're such a great kid. I love.

[Kyra's Dad]

Well, okay. Seems like we answered that question. Now we can finally get this party going.

[Kyra]

Yes, we can. Party. Yahoo. Right after you answer this question.

[Kyra's Dad]

What question?

[Kyra]

Can a mustache fall off?

[Kyra's Dad]

Not again.

[Kyra]

Answer the question, dad. The end. Dad.

[Tabitha]

We'll be right back after a few words for the grown ups.

[Lee Overtree]

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[Interviewer / Host]

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[Interviewer / Host]

Okay, that has never happened before. When I called somebody, no one ever played the Story Pirates theme on piano.

[Lee Overtree]

Tabitha, hi.

[Tabitha]

Hi, it's Lee.

[Lee Overtree]

How are you?

[Tabitha]

Great. How are you?

[Interviewer / Host]

I'm good. I'm so excited to talk to you today.

[Tabitha]

Me too.

[Interviewer / Host]

Tabitha, you are currently number one on the Story Pirates Summer Story Challenge leaderboard.

[Tabitha]

Woohoo.

[Interviewer / Host]

Let's see how many stories have you submitted at this point? 37. Is that right?

[Tabitha]

Yeah. And then I'm pretty sure I've submitted at least 10 more since then.

[Interviewer / Host]

You've written so many stories. They're all so funny. And we'll talk about a few of them in a second. But can you tell us and listeners,

[Lee Overtree]

what is your process for writing?

[Interviewer / Host]

How do you get your ideas?

[Tabitha]

Well, sometimes I ask my family to give me something to write about, and it's usually something really random or I ask for like two random words. I make the two random words the title, and then I come up with a story based on those words.

[Lee Overtree]

And then there's other stories that you wrote that are kind of like poems?

[Tabitha]

Yeah, I actually write poetry books and I tried to get one published, but it's really hard to get one published if you're under 18, because most self publishing things you have to be 18.

[Interviewer / Host]

And those poetry books that you write, are they funny? Are they like serious poetry or some mixture?

[Tabitha]

They're usually more like regular poetry. Like they're about nature or feelings. But then I also like to be funny, so I write more of my funny poems and then I send them into the story cards.

[Interviewer / Host]

Okay, I want to read one of your poems.

[Kyra's Dad]

Ahem.

[Interviewer / Host]

Chalk, a dusty art utensil. Pastel, colored or white. Rubbed against grit. Making dust. Making masterpieces. Making oh, dang it rained. The end.

[Lee Overtree]

I like that one.

[Interviewer / Host]

Because you think it's gonna be totally serious until the very end.

[Tabitha]

Yeah. I thought it would be funny if I was like, maybe I should write a poem in my usual style and then just do something at the end to make it funny. So I was like, what could be good for that? And I was like, oh, shock, because it washes away. And before I even knew the poem, I knew that it had to say, oh, dang it, it rained.

[Interviewer / Host]

You knew what the punchline is before you started.

[Tabitha]

The punchline helps me make the setup.

[Lee Overtree]

Right.

[Interviewer / Host]

If you know what the joke is, then you just have to work backwards from there. That's such a smart, smart way to write. So, Tabitha, you have been so successful in the Story Pirates summer story challenge, and I think there's probably a lot of kids who hear your name on the podcast already that are like, she

[Lee Overtree]

wrote how many stories? Like, how does she do that? And I think that there are probably a lot of kids out there that

[Interviewer / Host]

are even struggling maybe to send in their first story. Like, maybe they don't know what to write about, or maybe they're nervous about sending something that they might not think is perfect. So I'm wondering, do you have any advice for kids who are trying to write a story for story pirates. And for whatever reason, they're just stuck and they can't get one out.

[Tabitha]

Write it and then it doesn't have to be perfect. It doesn't even have to be good. You can make it bad on purpose and then that can make it funny.

[Interviewer / Host]

That's great advice.

[Lee Overtree]

And when you write, do you write

[Interviewer / Host]

in a certain place all the time or at a certain time during the day, or do you change it up?

[Tabitha]

Every time I'm writing my stories, I always go into my parents bedroom. They have these windows with like big sunspots. So I usually close just enough so that the sun isn't on my screen so I can see, but I can still be in the sun. And that's very cozy.

[Interviewer / Host]

Amazing.

[Tabitha]

Can my little sister say hi?

[Interviewer / Host]

Yeah, definitely.

[Tabitha]

Hi.

[Kyra]

Hi.

[Lee Overtree]

How are you? What's your name?

[Tabitha]

Ziva. She's one of the ones tied for ninth on the leaderboard right now.

[Lee Overtree]

Oh, my gosh. You're on the leaderboard too? This is incredible.

[Tabitha]

Yeah, we flew to your Medford draft show.

[Interviewer / Host]

Oh, my gosh. That is amazing. Ziva, Tabitha, I am so impressed.

[Lee Overtree]

You're both on the leaderboard.

[Interviewer / Host]

You got on a plane to see

[Lee Overtree]

a story pirates show.

[Interviewer / Host]

That is like beyond amazing. Tabitha, thanks so much for talking to me today.

[Lee Overtree]

Keep up the good work.

[Tabitha]

Thank you for calling me.

[Lee Overtree]

All right, bye, Tabitha. Bye, Ziva.

[Beardman (voice)]

Bye. Bye.

[Lee Overtree]

That's it for today's episode. Don't forget to check out the summer story challenge [e-mail] leaderboard and then check back every week to see how everyone is doing. Most of all, keep turning on your imagination and writing stories because being creative is its own reward. Creator club members, we'll see you next Monday for an exclusive bonus episode and everyone else will be back next week with another one as well. Until then, stay creative and stay kind.

[Tabitha]

Bye.

[Lee Overtree]

The Story Pirates podcast is a production of Story Pirate Studios, executive produced by Lee Overtree and Benjamin Salka. Co executive producers are Holly and Rizwan Kasim, Manya Lissi, Aaron Moore, Murray Sampson, Jack Schaefer and Jacob Vaughn. This episode was produced by Isabel Erricchio, Sam Baer, Peter McNerney and Lee Overtree. Recording sound design and mixing by Sam Baer at the Relic Room in New York City. Additional production by Brett Toobin. Theme song by Bobby Lord. Music musical scoring by Eric Gerson and Jack Mitchell. Our head writer is Peter McNerney. Staff writers are Megan O' Neil and Alexis Simpson. Can a beard fall Off Was Adapted by Peter McNerney Episode artwork by Camilla Franklin. This episode features performances by greg barnett, tara halpern, allie haas, peter mcnerney, tony rodriguez, samantha turret, and harry wood.

[Kyra]

Answer the question, Dad.