Nicola Ward, Evan Wiebe
Stories From Now And Then
Welcome to the Old Library! Captain Blunderface and Nicola the Storyteller invite you into a world of classic folk tales and true stories about real-life legends. Adapted into 10-20 minute episodes for kids ages 5-12, we share timeless classics that your parents or grandparents once heard, and true and new stories to inspire young imaginations. Want a special shoutout for your children? Message us on Instagram @storiesfromnowandthen to get a story dedication. Creators: Nicola Ward & Evan WiebeWebsite: storiesfromnowandthen.comProduced by Ocorda Soundocorda.com
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Nicola Ward, Evan Wiebe
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Último episodio
27 de oct. de 2026
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Episodios
Christmas In The Barn 20.12.2025 10:24
The furnace is broken in the Old Library, so we’re bundling up in our thickest sweaters! Join Nicola for a peaceful holiday tale of farm animals and warmth in a quiet barn. Back at the library, Captain Blunderface and Deprecatus are up to their usual shenanigans. Stories From Now and Then is a short weekly calming kids podcast series of old, new and true stories perfect for bedtime, quiet time, or...
How The Whale Got His Throat 20.12.2025 11:25
Why exactly do whales only eat tiny fish? Today, Nicola tells the classic "Just So Story" of a clever mariner and a whale with a very big appetite. Meanwhile, in the Old Library, Captain Blunderface and Deprecatus the cat are tune in to hear Nicola's rendition. Stories From Now and Then is a short weekly calming kids podcast series of old, new and true stories perfect for bedtime,...
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