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Story Pirates

Why You Should Never Feed a Potato Chip to a Kangaroo/The Never Ending Story Story

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Meghan creates a tech company for Nimene’s inventions. Featuring two new stories: “Why You Should Never Feed a Potato Chip to a Kangaroo,” a cautionary tale about marsupials' quest for world domination, written by Tyson, an 11 year old from Utah, and “The Never Ending Story Story,” a mind-blowing trip down the rabbit hole of storytelling itself, written by a 13 year old from…

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© Lemonada Media Length 38 min 12 January 2023 Season 5 Episode 27 StoriesComedyMusicEducational USA Episodic

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© Lemonada Media Length 38 min 12 January 2023 Season 5 Episode 27 StoriesComedyMusicEducational USA Episodic

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Meghan creates a tech company for Nimene’s inventions. Featuring two new stories: “Why You Should Never Feed a Potato Chip to a Kangaroo,” a cautionary tale about marsupials' quest for world domination, written by Tyson, an 11 year old from Utah, and “The Never Ending Story Story,” a mind-blowing trip down the rabbit hole of storytelling itself, written by a 13 year old from Washington named Maggie. For more from the Story Pirates, visit storypirates.com/podcast

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