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The Monkey and the Ice Skates/Tissues (feat. Paul Scheer)

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The Story Pirates welcome their old pal Franklin (Paul Scheer) to the ship. Wait. Do we even know a Franklin? Featuring two new stories: “The Monkey and the Ice Skates,” an ode to NPR about the very first primate ever to hit the ice, written by Pacifica, a 9 year old from North Carolina, and “Tissues,” a poetic tale of patience and belonging, written by an 8 year old from…

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© Lemonada Media Length 39 min 5 March 2020 Season 3 Episode 13 StoriesComedyMusicEducational USA Episodic

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© Lemonada Media Length 39 min 5 March 2020 Season 3 Episode 13 StoriesComedyMusicEducational USA Episodic

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The Story Pirates welcome their old pal Franklin (Paul Scheer) to the ship. Wait. Do we even know a Franklin? Featuring two new stories: “The Monkey and the Ice Skates,” an ode to NPR about the very first primate ever to hit the ice, written by Pacifica, a 9 year old from North Carolina, and “Tissues,” a poetic tale of patience and belonging, written by an 8 year old from Massachusetts named Noah.

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