In preparation for The Appleseed’s new-age pirate podcast, Treasure Island 2020, we bring to you an exploration of classic Greek stories of sea, sailors, and the Underworld. Enjoy stories from Odds Bodkin and Susan Klein on today’s episode: “The Aegean and the Underworld”.

Grandmothers share so much with us. From telling stories about your parents when they were young to pampering us with love, they shape our lives in many ways. Relax and enjoy great storytellers share memories of their grandmothers. Hope you are inspired to share yours too!

Grandmothers share so much with us. From telling stories about your parents when they were young to pampering us with love, they shape our lives in many ways. Relax and enjoy great storytellers share memories of their grandmothers. Hope you are inspired to share yours too!

We’re dropping anchor for a brief jaunt through sea-shanty history: join Sam and the Apple Seed team as they listen to tales preserved through time by sailing music. Plus, stick around for the story of Nakahama Manjiro, a ship-wreck survivor and one of the first Japanese people to visit the United States.

We’re dropping anchor for a brief jaunt through sea-shanty history: join Sam and the Apple Seed team as they listen to tales preserved through time by sailing music. Plus, stick around for the story of Nakahama Manjiro, a ship-wreck survivor and one of the first Japanese people to visit the United States.

Bon appetit! Join us as we celebrate World Food Day on the Apple Seed. We are here today with Austin Judkins and Jenna Adams to both listen to stories and raise awareness to help those who are hungry. We are eager to hear a concoction of stories Alton Chung, Rosie Cutrer, Jenni Cargill-Strong and Syd Lieberman and ways how families and children can help those in need.

Bon appetit! Join us as we celebrate World Food Day on the Apple Seed. We are here today with Austin Judkins and Jenna Adams to both listen to stories and raise awareness to help those who are hungry. We are eager to hear a concoction of stories Alton Chung, Rosie Cutrer, Jenni Cargill-Strong and Syd Lieberman and ways how families and children can help those in need.

Benjamin Franklin proclaimed “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes”! Today on the Apple Seed, we listen to the stories of those who came face to face with death and conquered their certain fate. Stories of curses and monsters will be told by The Storycrafters, Richard Martin and a performance of a Reader’s Theater by The Acting Company.

On today’s episode, enjoy the following stories:

Radio Family Journal by Sam Payne (5:00)

“Beeping Slooty” by The Storycrafters on Classics with a Twist (5:45)

”The Silent Princess” by Richard Martin on Tales and Music (21:02)

“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” by The Acting Company (12:35)

Benjamin Franklin proclaimed “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes”! Today on the Apple Seed, we listen to the stories of those who came face to face with death and conquered their certain fate. Stories of curses and monsters will be told by The Storycrafters, Richard Martin and a performance of a Reader’s Theater by The Acting Company.

 

On today’s episode, enjoy the following stories:

Radio Family Journal by Sam Payne (5:00)

“Beeping Slooty” by The Storycrafters on Classics with a Twist (5:45)

”The Silent Princess” by Richard Martin on Tales and Music (21:02)

“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” by The Acting Company (12:35)

Today, we bring you stories that will evoke memories about life in elementary and high school. Great storytellers like Slash Coleman, Lynn Ruehlmann, Catron Molly and Glenda Bonin will share stories that will spark memories that you too can share wherever you are. Sam and Apple Seed family members are ready to share theirs.

Stories in today’s episode:

“High School Musical,” by Slash Coleman on The Last American Gladiator (12:28)

“Plaid dress,” by Catron Molly on Do Lord. Oh, Do Lord. Oh, do you remember me (8:04)

“Jungle Jaguar,” by Lynn Ruehlmann on Adventures of a Daydreamy Kid (12:31)

“Motorcycle Momma,” by Glenda Bonin on Family Gazette (6:24)