Words must match action. An Aesops Fable as told by a Jamaican.

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David and Goliath meets an Asoep's Fable as told by a Jamaican spider.

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The Spider shares Aesop's Fable, "A Raven and A Swan" ... Oh and Happy Black History Month

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Happy Valentines Day from the Spider!

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You cannot expect someone to sharing in your misfortune unless you are willing to are your good fortune. Another Aesop fable as told by a Jamaican. One Story, One Take.

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In this world make sure you are the Chicken and never The Pig. Introducing another one of Aesop's Fable's as told by a Jamaican. One Story. One Take.

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You hear the saying, "The Boy who cried Wolf" but do you know the story? At the heart of this story it warns what happens to the people in our lives who necessarily drain us of our emotional resources. Aesops fable as told by a Jamaican. One Story, One Take.

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No Phone call this episode, I want to talk directly to you, my audience. Anansi the spider tells you directly her side on the entire story of why the world has wisdom. History books are often written by the winners, so I have to use this moment to tell my side.

-Anansi

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What happens when you surround yourself with yes men and at the same time in love with your own reflection? Well ... You get an Emperor with no clue. Emperor's New Clothes as told by a Jamaican. #OneTakeNoEdit

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