The Mr. Dog Podcast

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This is a podcast devoted to Albert Bigelow Paine's classic, Victorian-era stories about the Hollow Tree and the animal friends that live there. Paine wrote three books of Hollow Tree stories, one for each of his three daughters. The last story in the series is called "Christmas at the Hollow Tree Inn" and it's that wonderful final story that we republished with new illustrations, available at mrdogschristmas.com.

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The Mr. Dog Podcast

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8 dec 2023

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06 - Mr. Dog Takes Lessons In Dancing 05.11.2016 10:30

Mr. Dog and the Old Black Crow discuss the paths not taken. Jack Rabbit gives Mr. Dog a lesson in politeness and dancing.

05 - The Pig Stories 29.10.2016 12:40

Mr. Dog and the Old Black Crow each tell a story about a pig. Both stories inadvertently reveal a great deal about each teller's personality.

04 - The Moon Stories 20.10.2016 21:22

The Little Lady wonders about the moon, and how she's heard that all the stars are other worlds. Mr. 'Coon, Mr. 'Possum and Jack Rabbit all compete to tell the best story about the moon.

03 - The Crow's Company 15.10.2016 10:09

The Crow has Mr. Dog over to the Hollow Tree, just like he promised. He tries to play a joke on his friends the 'Coon and the 'Possum, but things don't go as planned.

02 - Mr. Rabbit's Big Dinner 08.10.2016 15:09

Mr. Rabbit invites the Hollow Tree folks over for dinner, but an unwelcome guest nearly spoils the party.

01 - The Hollow Tree People 29.09.2016 13:06

We meet the Little Lady and the Story Teller, and are introduced to the Hollow Tree people: Mr. 'Coon, Mr. 'Possum, and the Big Black Crow. The Hollow Tree folks manage to weather a harsh winter thanks to the Crow's forward thinking.