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Fables & Fairy Tales episodes

  • The Underwater Kingdom (Part 1)

    This is the tale of Urashima and the Underwater Kingdom!

    Kind-hearted Urashima cares for everyone around him, even saving a turtle stranded on the beach. But Urashima is surprised when the ocean rewards his good deeds…

    Based on a folk tale from Japan, adapted and written by Chip Colquhoun.

    Cover art: Korky Paul.

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    8 min
  • Cauld Jonnie (Part 3)

    This is the tale of Cauld Jonnie!

    Cauld Jonnie is a ruthless ghoul, appearing as a skeleton with glowing blue eyes to scare away anyone who comes near. But has he met his match with the new laddie in town?

    Based on a Scottish folk tale, adapted and written by Pauline Cordiner and Chip Colquhoun.

    Cover art: Korky Paul.

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    10 min
  • Cauld Jonnie (Part 3)
    Cauld Jonnie is a ruthless ghoul, appearing as a skeleton with glowing blue eyes to scare away anyone who comes near. But has he met his match with the new laddie in town?
    12 min
  • Cauld Jonnie (Part 2)

    This is the tale of Cauld Jonnie!

    Cauld Jonnie is a ruthless ghoul, appearing as a skeleton with glowing blue eyes to scare away anyone who comes near. But has he met his match with the new laddie in town?

    Based on a Scottish folk tale, adapted and written by Pauline Cordiner and Chip Colquhoun.

    Cover art: Korky Paul.

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    13 min
  • Cauld Jonnie (Part 2)
    Cauld Jonnie is a ruthless ghoul, appearing as a skeleton with glowing blue eyes to scare away anyone who comes near. But has he met his match with the new laddie in town?
    15 min
  • Cauld Jonnie (Part 1)

    This is the tale of Cauld Jonnie!

    Cauld Jonnie is a ruthless ghoul, appearing as a skeleton with glowing blue eyes to scare away anyone who comes near. But has he met his match with the new laddie in town?

    Based on a Scottish folk tale, adapted and written by Pauline Cordiner and Chip Colquhoun.

    Cover art: Korky Paul.

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    11 min
  • Cauld Jonnie (Part 1)
    Cauld Jonnie is a ruthless ghoul, appearing as a skeleton with glowing blue eyes to scare away anyone who comes near. But has he met his match with the new laddie in town?
    13 min
  • Golden Wand (Part 3)

    This is the tale of The Golden Wand!

    The woodcutter needs to chop down trees to make some money to buy his food. But when the trees start begging for their lives, he finds himself torn between caring and surviving…

    Based on a European folk tale, adapted and written by Chip Colquhoun.

    Cover art: Heather Zeta Rose.

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    7 min

About Fables & Fairy Tales

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Join Oxford Owl storyteller and author Chip Colquhoun in a fully-immersive podcast, retelling stories from throughout history and around the world to inspire the children of today.


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