Teena Hartnett tells an awkward tale of way too familiar family tension in the unbidden yet unbreakable connection to relatives.

Russell Yardley shares a story of family intrigue and serendipitous discoveries spanning the globe.

This week, Nicole Jacks, a Woodend resident tells a rolling, high stakes story of the epic family holiday on Fraser Island.

This is the first episode from the stories told at the May 2016 Story Wise Woodend where the theme of the night was Family.  Christine Hardiman, a Story Wise Woodend regular tells a moving story of love, set in the stately homes of England during the war, and the tragedy of a heartbroken unknown soldier.

In this weeks episode Melvyn Cann shares recollections and reflections from the orchestra pit where the violinists are tricking everyone it seems.

In this episode Kate Lawrence shares the story of a long car ride with little children, made more interesting by an April Fools trick.

In this episode, Kyneton resident Ian Robinson takes us back to the Olympic Village in 1956 Melbourne, with a story about a problem with language.

Another great story from local storyteller Peter Fernon, told in Woodend in April 2016, where the theme of the night was 'Tricks'.

This is a wonderful story from Milly, a yoga teacher from Kyneton and the episode is another step towards paring down the podcast,  with less talk and more story!

This episode's story is the first story from the storytelling night in march 2016, where the theme was 'Missing'.  It is a story from Nellie Mollina, who travelled a long way, in more ways then one, to share her story.