In this story of the woman who gave the most precious object she ever had to a weary traveller, Kinteet and Heartbun remind us that there is nothing more precious than the desire and willingness to share what we possess with others. A beautiful heart will manifest into a beautiful year.

Kinteet and Heartbun reminds us that gratitude for what we already have is one way to ensure that we get more. Greed, however, is a sure way of ending up like the dog who lost all he had been given by fighting with himself about what he thought was the blessing of others.

Kinteet and HeartBun wish everyone the best for 2023 and offer a reminder that we get out of it what we put into it. Do not make your New Year’s resolution something that goes in one year and comes out the other.

Kinteet and Heartbun wish all men a Happy International Men’s Day. In this story, they learn to take counsel from the wise man on the hill who teaches us all how to de-escalate social tensions and give up everything which threatens peace and prosperity in the village.

The natural environment is not just beautiful, it is one of the reasons we are proud to be who we are. Kinteet and Heartbun urges us to take of it. Caring for the environment is a responsibility to the heritage.

Kinteet and Heartbun remind us that heritage is innovative and philosophical. Younger ones can access it by heeding the advice of the elders. They will not be around forever and might not be there when they are needed. Seize the time to benefit from their wisdom.

A tribute to our unique flora an fauna and also a reminder why a nuh everything yu see abraad yu fe bring come a yaad

A small spider accepted the challenge from the King of the Jungle to prove that he was worthy of having the stories called, Ananse Stories.

Friendships represent one way of knowing the world but friendships have to be guarded and friends respected if the relationship is to last. In this cautionary tale, Sister Roach faces the consequences of treating her friend, Sister Chicken, badly.

In the birth month of Miss Lou, the mother of Jamaican storytelling, Kinteet and HeartBun share one of her favourite Ananse stories.