Toby's Tall Tales

Toby's Tall Tales

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Toby's Tall Tales episodes

  • 06: Hotel Winchester
    Exhumed from a 2007 college screenwriting assignment, the tale of a mysterious man named Zorba and his responsibility to a stranger named Husky.
    Featuring the voices of Ian Jones-Quartey, Casey Crowe, Madeline Queripel, Owen Dennis, and Alex Horab.
    Edited and mixed by Jared Midura.
    Logo design by Morgan Davy.
    10 min
  • 05: Rhubarb Rhubarb
    Life becomes much more difficult for Rhubarb when an extremely mean new neighbor moves in next door.
    Written by Morgan Davy
    Featuring the voices of Madeline Queripel, Owen Dennis, Mary Nash, Justin Michael, Kat Morris, and Ben Hanson
    edited and mixed by Jared Midura
    8 min
  • 04: The Man Who Won A Honda
    One fateful day, Budley gets the chance to trade his tin can shoes for a brand new Honda.
    Written by Sam Spina
    Featuring the voices of Justin Michael, Alex Cline, Owen Dennis, Madeline Queripel, Ben Hanson, Aleth Romanillos, and Alex Horab
    Edited and mixed by Jared Midura
    16 min
  • 03: Grace and Aurora
    Grace feels like a background character in her own life until she meets a new friend who completely changes her perspective.
    Featuring the voices of Morgan Davy, Madeline Queripel, Danny Davy, Alex Horab, Mary Nash, Ben Hanson, and Kat Morris
    Music by Secret Cities and Moon Revenge
    Edited and mixed by Jared Midura.
    Written by Toby Jones and Mike Mitchell
    11 min
  • 02: The Gold Hole
    The story of a man whose life is changed when he encounters a large, sentient chasm filled with gold.
    Featuring the voices of Ryan Pequin, Owen Dennis, Dave Alegre, Madeline Queripel, Alex Horab, Ben Hanson, and Justin Michael.
    Edited and mixed by Jared Midura.
    Written and narrated by Toby Jones.
    Logo design by Morgan Davy.
    15 min

About Toby's Tall Tales

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Toby Jones shares universal folktales, legends and fables that have captured imaginations and provided lessons for generations. These tales are presented as they were originally written, in their…