Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Super Great Kids' Stories
Super Great Kids’ Stories create fun tales to make you laugh and cry with some of the best storytellers from around the world, recommended for ages 5 to 105!
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Created by: Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Started: September 23rd, 2020
Status: Active, 119 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
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Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Content, Artwork and advertising within this podcast is not owned or affiliated with Sound Carrot.
Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Content, Artwork and advertising within this podcast is not owned or affiliated with Sound Carrot.
Recent Episodes
Keeya and The Purple Fish
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Season: 1 |Episode: 118 |
September 30th, 2022
This Cinderella-style story from Botswana is a bit sad, but it ends happily. Keeya loses her mother and gains a stepmother and stepsister. The stepmother is a nasty piece, and Keeya gets hungrier and hungrier. Luckily, a purple fish is looking out for her. How can a purple fish help a hungry little girl to find food and a happy ending? Listen to Kim tell this magical fairytale from Southern Africa and find out.
The Two Dragons
00:21:23 |
Season: 1 |Episode: 117 |
September 23rd, 2022
Do you know what the Welsh flag has on it and why it came to be like it is? Storyteller and Comedian Tiernan Douieb tells us the story behind the Welsh flag.
The King’s Storyteller
00:24:03 |
Season: 1 |Episode: 116 |
September 18th, 2022
The Queen has died, so her son becomes the new King. But who will tell the King stories at bedtime now that the Queen has gone? In this moving story from Scotland retold by storyteller Amy Douglas, we hear about the King’s quest to find a new storyteller – with an upbeat twist at the end of the tale.
The Fox and The Crow
00:22:57 |
Season: 1 |Episode: 115 |
September 16th, 2022
In this fun retelling of an old Greek fable, we hear from storyteller Amy Douglas about the dangers of flattery. We also learn that if you listen carefully to stories, you can learn handy life skills like how to get a free lunch!
Anansi and Turtle
00:24:20 |
Season: 1 |Episode: 114 |
September 9th, 2022
Anansi the trickster Spider and Turtle used to be friends, but not any more. This is a story about why they fell out. Sometimes tricksters find themselves being tricked. Who do you think gets tricked in this story, Anansi or Turtle? Listen to storyteller Emily Hennessey and find out what happened.
Anansi and The Magic Pot
00:28:10 |
Season: 1 |Episode: 113 |
September 2nd, 2022
Anansi the Spider man is up to his tricks again. The rains haven’t come, and there’s not enough to eat, but Anansi finds a magic food pot. Do you think he shares what he’s found? Listen to Tuup’s funny retelling of this trickster tale from the Caribbean and see if Anansi has learned how to share.
The Griffin
00:25:45 |
Season: 1 |Episode: 112 |
August 26th, 2022
The mythical Griffin is half eagle, half lion, so it’s a very strong creature. In this story, a brave boy called Jack goes on a quest to find the Griffin and seek help for a young boy who is not well. The Griffin can be very frightening and bad tempered. Will Jack succeed in his quest? Listen to Kate Corkery telling this slightly scary tale and find out. (ps happy ending of course!)
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Created by: Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Started:
September 23rd, 2020
Status: Active, 119 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
Topical and lovely. The best stories do indeed come from the more unexpected sources.