Story Story Podcast: Stories and fairy tales for families, parents, kids and beautiful nerds.

This episode is in rhyme, this description is not! Hear Sarah Brady tell "The Falcon of Ser Frederigo" and Tim Lowry tell "Watermelon Time". Support the show

Discover miracles and monsters in this episode! Join host Simon Brooks as he shares Antonio Sacre telling "La Virgin De Guadalupe" telling and Jamie Olivero telling "Mud Fish".  Support the show

Stories can teach us about the interconnected nature of us all -from the trees to the stars. Join host Isabelle Hauser as she shares Priya Muthukumar telling "The Wish Fulfilling Tree" and Elisa Pearmain telling "Indra's Net". Support the show

This episode features Dragonfly Tales Podcast, a delightful storytelling podcast from UK based storytellers Emily and Leo telling "Mama Draga".  Support the show

In all of these stories characters must use their brains to get them in and out of trouble! Join host Simon Brooks as he shares Richard Martin telling "The King's New Robe" and Anne Shimojima telling "The Tea Master". Support the show

Three hosts walk into a Zoom room and tell stories! Hear Simon Brooks, Isabelle Hauser and Rachel Ann Harding divulge secrets and tell stories for the last episode of 2020! Watch this episode at https://youtu.be/JtQjk2Nkqr4 Support the show

The nights are dark but the stories are warm. Join host Isabelle Hauser for stories of the season with DD Storyteller telling "Cat on the Dovrefjell" and Cooper Braun telling "Solstice Badger". Support the show

The Story Story Podcast now has an online store! Get your teeshirts, magnets, magic cups and more at StoryStoryBoutique.com !! Support the show

This episode has a very special guest from the North Pole - Santa Claus! Please enjoy my conversation with one of the celebrity figures of the season who scheduled a call with me in his busy season and tells the stories "The Christmas Spider" and "The White Mitten".  You can watch this episode of the podcast as well! The video will be available until the end of 2020 by going to...

When dealing with a cat or the devil, story characters have to be quick on their feet! Join host Simon Brooks as Mo Reynolds tells "Bizarron and the Devil" and Tim Lowry telling "The Barking Mouse". Support the show

Warm and comforting a bowl full of story and soup are the ingredients to this episode! Join Isabelle Hauser as you hear Norah Dooley tell "Guifa Soup and Money" and Simon Brooks (yes, that Simon!) tells a story from his new album "Stone Soup".   Support the show

For better or for worse, there are secrets between the spouses in these stories. Hear Cathryne Fairlee tell "Sir Garwaf" and Brenda Wong Aoki tell "Twilight Crane".  Support the show

All that glitters is not gold - but sometimes it is! Join Host Simon Brooks as he bring all the shiny things  with Jenni Cargill-Strong telling "The Golden Goose" and Jane Dorfman telling "The Giant with Three Golden Hairs".  Support the show

Sometimes the curse can be the cure. Join Isabelle Hauser as she brings you stories from Elisa Pearmain telling "Dervish in the Ditch" and Liz Weir telling "The King with Horses Ears".  Support the show

Could you go walking in a graveyard at night? If you could, this story will make it clear why you probably should not. Hear Ingrid Nixon tell "Mary Culhane". CW: This episode features a story that has elements for older listeners. Please listen to it first to determine if it is suitable for younger ears! Support the show

Beware houses made of candy! Join Simon Brooks for a spooky walk through the woods and storytellers Ed Stivender telling "Hansel and Gretel" and Tim Lowry telling "Getting the Creeps".  This October episode is safe for all listeners!  Support the show

Never break a promise, especially in a haunting story. Join Isabelle Hauser as she brings you Alton Chung telling "A Promise Broken".  CW: This episode features a story that has elements for older listeners. Please listen to it first to determine if it is suitable for younger ears! Support the show

Sometimes you have to journey as the darkness closes in and in that darkness, strange things can happen. In this episode hear The Devils Violin (Daniel Morden, Oliver Wilson-Dickson, Sarah Moody) telling "The Devil and the Gypsy" and Rona Leventhal telling "The Pipers Revenge".  Support the show

Phaeton, the sun of Apollo, longs to meet his father. Simon Brooks hosts Megan Wells in her debut on this podcast telling "Phaeton and Apollo".  Support the show

It takes unique minds to solve mythical problems. Join host Isabelle Hauser and hear Joel Ben Izzy telling "The King's Riddles" and Virginia Fox telling "The Little Unicorn". Support the show

Here come the cats, big cats, small cats, soft cats, mean cats. Enjoy Tim Lowry telling "Jack and the Cat Girl" and Pam Faro telling "When the Cat came to Mohammad".  Support the show

Some villages have bakers as patron saints. Some cities don't allow people to chew gum. In these stories, the villages have strange laws and strange problems. Hear host Simon Brooks bring you Priscilla Howe telling "The Village with No Cats" and Rachel Ann Harding tell "Hiding the Old Man".  Support the show

Doctors prescribe against monkeys jumping on the bed but I must share this entire episode is about monkey business. Hear Isabelle Hauser host Cindy Rivka Marshall telling "Monkey and Crocodile" and Cathryne Fairlee telling "Monkey Brothers" Support the show

Molly O'Donahue is clever, but terribly shy. How will she ever find the courage to have a story of her own? Hear Norah Dooley spin the classic tale "Molly O'Donahue".  Support the show

If there is one lesson we need to remember, one lesson we need to consider in all our dealings it is - Never Underestimate a Testudine. Join host Simon Brooks as he shares Donna Washington telling "Anansi and Turtle" and Richard Martin telling "Tortoise Wins the Spicy Food Contest"  Support the show