Jamie Dyer reads Princess And The Pea, by Hans Christian Andersen.

In this episode of The Story Slot, Jamie Dyer unveils a lost recording of himself reading a version of The Three Little Pigs from 2017. Originally intended for a Story show for SouthWaves Radio, we present here it for the first time!

This is the Story Slot. This is The Straw, the Coal and the Bean. This story was originally published around 1812 by The Brothers Grimm.

Narrated by Jane Grandle

Straw -  Jane Grandle

Coal – Kelsey Griffin

Bean – Tal Minnear

This is the Story Slot. This story is The Darning Needle written by Hans Christian Andersen. It was originally published around 1845.

Cast:

Adapted and Narrated by Jane Grandle

Needle –  Briar Zachary

Fingers – JD Kelly.

Bottle – Kyle Jensen

Music - Jamie Dyer

Sound FX from https://freesound.org/

This is the Story Slot. We read traditional stories with light dramatisation. This story is The Twelve Dancing Princesses, originally published around 1812 by The Brothers Grimm.

Narrated by Radio Presenter, Producer and Podcast Host Nicki Bannerman.

With additional voices by Jamie Dyer, Jane Grandle and JD Kelly.

In this episode of The Story Slot, Jane Grandle narrates the story of Briar Rose.

Cast

Briar Rose – Tal Minear

Fish – Eli Esdi.

Queen – Briar Zachary.

Bad Fairy – Kelsey Griffin.

12th Fairy – Jane Grandle

Prince – Kyle Jensen

Production

Produced by Jamie Dyer, for J Dyer Productions.

Music By Jamie Dyer

Sound FX Supplied by SoundFX.org

Spinning Wheel - https://freesound.org/people/kessir

This is the story slot. In each episode, we bring you traditional stories with light dramatization.

This story is Briar Rose, originally published around 1812 by The Brothers Grimm.

They were learned academics, best-known for collecting and publishing European folk stories.

Their collected stories are known by different names throughout the world, and have dropped in and out of popularity over the years.

These works are perhaps best recognised through the many adaptations, rather than in their first-published form.

Among the more famous of these may be Walt Disney's interpretations of Grimms tales such as Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast and even Disney's very first full-length feature, Snow White.

In this episode of The Story Slot, we hear the story of Raynard & Brian, narrated by Jane Grandle with Anthony Fleece and JD Kelly.

This is the story slot. In each episode, We bring you traditional stories with light dramatization.

This story is based on “Reynard and Bruin”, a story which was collected and published around 1916 by Joseph Jacobs, in the volume entitled "Europa's Fairy Book".

Joseph Jacobs was an Australian folklorist. He was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1854.

Jacobs was also an anthropologist and historian, contributing to publications on society and religious matters.

Although born in Australia, he became known as an authority on English, Celtic, Indian, Jewish and European folklore.

He collected many stories which are well known and popular through their many other names and adaptations.

In this episode, we hear the story of 'Little Red Cap', adapted from a story by the Brothers Grimm.

Cast & Crew

JD Kelly - The Wolf

Layla Katib - Little Red Cap & Mother

Jane Grandle - Grandmother

Pete Lutz - The Huntsman

Narrated by Jane Grandle

Music By Jamie Dyer

Produced By Jamie Dyer

In this episode, we hear the story of 'The Three Sillies', adapted from a story from English Fairy Tales; collected by Joseph Jacobs.

Cast & Crew

Mavis - Layla Katib 

Mrs Farmer and Cow Lady - Jane Grandle

Mr Farmer - Pete Lutz

Percy - JD Kelly

Traveller - Russell Gold

Additional Voices By Jamie Dyer

Narrated by Jane Grandle

Music By Jamie Dyer

Produced By Jamie Dyer

In this episode, we hear the story of 'The Happy Family', adapted from a story by Hans Christian Andersen.

Cast & Crew

Carlos Mendoza - Father Snail

Layla Katib - Mother Snail

JD Kelly - Gnat

Additional Voices By Jamie Dyer

Narrated by Jane Grandle

Music By Jamie Dyer

Produced By Jamie Dyer