The Apple Seed

In celebration of this week's episode Treasure Island 2020, we'll look at Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel. If you heard Treasure Island 2020, episode 1: Billy Bones, you might be interested in how Billy Bones was introduced to readers in Stevenson's book, almost 240 years ago! We'll also chat with the CEO of Gen Z, our partner in creating Treasure Island 2020! Find new episodes of Treasure Island 2020, a swashbuckling, time-traveling adventure for you and your family each week on The Apple Seed, at BYUradio.org. or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

We've all misplaced things in our lives. Sam has misplaced toys, and Producer, Jeff Simpson, can't hold on to keys. What items have you misplaced over the years? Ponder over that as you listen to "The Mitten" by Heather Forest, a story about a little boy who loses a mitten, and the animals who find it.

We've all misplaced things in our lives. Sam has misplaced toys, and Producer, Jeff Simpson, can't hold on to keys. What items have you misplaced over the years? Ponder over that as you listen to "The Mitten" by Heather Forest, a story about a little boy who loses a mitten, and the animals who find it.

Throughout history, billions of people have braved oceans and deserts in search of a new life. Today on the Apple Seed, enjoy “End of the World” by John McCutcheon, “America, Land of Miracles” by Noa Baum, “Setting Liberty Free” by Glenda Bonin, “Grandma Makes Worm Cake” by Norah Dooley, and “Grandma’s Lullaby” by Dan Keding. Not only do we have storytellers’ views on the immigrant experience, but we also are including an interview about crossing borders with our very own assistant producer, Karani Namunyu!

 

 

On today’s episode, enjoy the following stories:

 

“End of the World” by John McCutcheon on Passage (3:47)

 

“America, Land of Miracles” by Noa Baum (8:08)

 

“Grandma Makes Worm Cake” by Norah Dooley on My Bad Bad Dog and Other Neighbors (7:11)

 

“Setting Liberty Free” by Glenda Bonin on Family Gazette (10:33)

 

“Grandma’s Lullabye” by Dan Keding on Wisdom and Wayfaring (3:20)

Throughout history, billions of people have braved oceans and deserts in search of a new life. Today on the Apple Seed, enjoy “End of the World” by John McCutcheon, “America, Land of Miracles” by Noa Baum, “Setting Liberty Free” by Glenda Bonin, “Grandma Makes Worm Cake” by Norah Dooley, and “Grandma’s Lullaby” by Dan Keding. Not only do we have storytellers’ views on the immigrant experience, but we also are including an interview about crossing borders with our very own assistant producer, Karani Namunyu!

On today’s episode, enjoy the following stories:

“End of the World” by John McCutcheon on Passage (3:47)

“America, Land of Miracles” by Noa Baum (8:08)

“Grandma Makes Worm Cake” by Norah Dooley on My Bad Bad Dog and Other Neighbors (7:11)

“Setting Liberty Free” by Glenda Bonin on Family Gazette (10:33)

“Grandma’s Lullabye” by Dan Keding on Wisdom and Wayfaring (3:20)

From magical Selkies and their underwater kingdoms to ancient rainforests filled with fey creatures, Scotland is a magical place in the world of storytelling. Join the Apple Seed team as we take a jaunt through the history of the highlands and their many mythical and historical denizens.

From magical Selkies and their underwater kingdoms to ancient rainforests filled with fey creatures, Scotland is a magical place in the world of storytelling. Join the Apple Seed team as we take a jaunt through the history of the highlands and their many mythical and historical denizens.

Have you ever felt left out? Have you ever left someone out? Then you're sure to enjoy "Turtle Loves to Fly" by Dovie Thomason. Sam is joined in the studio by Assistant Producer, Jacob Pierce as well as Dallen Shumway.

Have you ever felt left out? Have you ever left someone out? Then you're sure to enjoy "Turtle Loves to Fly" by Dovie Thomason. Sam is joined in the studio by Assistant Producer, Jacob Pierce as well as Dallen Shumway.

Marc Brown once said “Sometimes being a brother is even better than being a superhero”. Join us today on the Apple Seed as we listen to these cherished stories about brothers. Whether you are a brother, have a brother or someone like a brother in your life, you will enjoy these tales. And if you have no types of brothers in your life, the stories of Donald Davis, Anthony Burcher and Bill Harley will help you out.