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Operation Sprout: a hilarious kids storytelling podcast episode about one epic kitchen showdown
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereOperation Sprout: a hilarious kids storytelling podcast episode about one epic kitchen showdown
Eight-year-old Maisie Muddleby has never eaten a Brussels sprout—and she has absolutely no intention of starting. Not even if it tap-dances, sings, or wears a tiny crown.
But one evening, a very green, slightly smug sprout appears on her plate. And Dad, armed with a notepad and mysterious “official” forms, begins behaving in ways that are… suspiciously serious. Strange whispers, invisible teams, and escalating kitchen chaos follow as Maisie faces her biggest challenge yet.
This funny children’s audio story is perfect for a kids podcast, bedtime stories, car journeys, or any time you want absurd humour, suspenseful fun, and heartwarming family antics. Children will love the playful nonsense, parents will recognise the delightfully ridiculous stakes, and everyone will grin at Dad’s unwavering commitment to the mission.
Episode length: ~15 minutes Ages: 4–400 Best enjoyed: bedtime, car journeys, dinner-table negotiationsPress play. Join Maisie, the sprout, and Dad’s imaginary spy team in a kids storytelling podcast that’s ridiculous, warm, and surprisingly suspenseful.
More stories at MrMortonsBarmyBook.com.
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