Omarr jon Oree II
The Coachman
Welcome to THE COACHMAN. I’m Omarr — storyteller, truth-teller, and your host. Every week, I take short stories from over a century ago and bring them back with soul. I read ‘em loud, clear, and with perspective — then I break ‘em down through the eyes of a modern Black man. Think history, culture, real talk… and a few f-bombs when needed. This ain’t school. This is storytelling that hits different.
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Omarr jon Oree II
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27 de sep. de 2026
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Episodios
Ep. 5: How the Camel Got His Hump 21.02.2022 6:28
Do you know why a camel has a hump? Let's take a journey and find out the magical story behind how camels got their hump or humph?!?!
Ep. 4: Thumballina 15.02.2022 27:44
Listen to the tale of one of the biggest small people to ever exist and her wonderful journey across some of the most beautiful land as she meets some very interesting characters.
Ep. 3: How The Whale Got His Throat 09.02.2022 7:35
Ever wonder how a whale got his throat? Welcome to the wonderful tale by Rudiyard Kipling about describing the legendary tale of how the whale got his throat!
Ep. 2: Twelve Brothers 04.02.2022 12:39
Welcome back! In today's episode we will read another classic from Jacob and Willhelm Grimm about the story of Twelve Brothers and how they escaped death only to find that the very person who was to put them to death, saves their lives.
Ep. 1: The Frog Prince 01.02.2022 9:38
Welcome to the inaugural reading of The Coachman. In today's episode you will here the story of The Frog Prince or Iron Heinrich (Der Froschkonig oder der eiserne Heinrich) by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.
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