Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she spins a tale or two. On today's episode Bron reads some of own poetry. This episode contains sensitive material as Bron talks about her first miscarriage, and reads a poem dedicated to that lost baby.

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she spins a tale or two. Today's tales are Don't Shut the Door by Matthew Nicholls & Dave Atze (available to purchase on ownanindi), and The Ghost Cat by Rebecca Fyfe (Published in Ghostly Eshoes: Spooky Tales from Around the World) -  available to purchase on Amazon.

Monday - Story Time

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she spins a tale or two.  

Monday - Story Time

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The StoryWeaver as she reads a classic seasonal poem, "Twas The Night Before Christmas" by Clement Clarke Moore. This is a bonus episode. Season 3 will resume in January of 2020. 

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The StoryWeaver as she spins a tale, or two, for you.  Season 3 resumes with an old seasonal classic, O'Henry's *The Gift of The magi*.

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she spins a tale or two.  Season 2 wraps up a little earlier than planned after an unexpected hiatus. This is a short wrap-up before Season 3 begins on Monday, December 16, 2019. Thank you for your continued support through this time.

Monday - Story Time

Wednesday - Poetry Reading

Friday - The Craft of Storytelling (including interviews, Q & A time, reviews, and discussions).

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* Episode art created by Bron Rauk-Mitchell.

* Episode editing by Paul.

* Intro and outro created by Paul using licensed music from Stock 20.

Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she discusseswriting and her writer's process.

Monday - Story Time

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she spins a tale or two. Featuring the Lady of Shalott and other poems by Alfred Lord Tennyson.

Monday - Story Time

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The StoryWeaver as she spins a tale, or two, for you.  Today Bron reads Tom Thumb by the Brothers Grimm.

Monday - Story Time Wednesday - Poetry Reading Friday - The Craft of Storytelling (including interviews, Q & As, reviews, and discussions).

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Come sit under The Story Tree with The Story Weaver as she discusses writing, plans, and the writing community.

Monday - Story Time

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