<p>Written by Hovhannes Tumanian, narrated by Linda Kandilian and sound design by Avedis Ohanian. While playing, the bird lands on a wooden branch and injures her foot. An elderly bystander offers to remove it from her foot in return for keeping it. The bird free of the wood happily flies away. Towards the end of the day, she returns with regret and asks for her wood back which no longer exists...what will she do next?</p>

Written by Hovhannes Tumanian, narrated by Linda Kandilian and sound design by Avedis Ohanian. While playing, the bird lands on a wooden branch and injures her foot. An elderly bystander offers to remove it from her foot in return for keeping it. The bird free of the wood happily flies away. Towards the end of the day, she returns with regret and asks for her wood back which no longer exists...what will she do next?

<p>Written by Hovhannes Tumanian, narrated by Linda Kandilian and sound design by Avedis Ohanian.&nbsp;While playing, the bird lands on a wooden branch and injures her foot. An elderly bystander offers to remove it from her foot in return for keeping it. The bird free of the wood happily flies away. Towards the end of the day, she returns with regret and asks for her wood back which no longer exists...what will she do next?</p>

Ծտիկը (The Bird)

Each episode of HyePod features a moral short story that ranges from retelling of classic international fairy tales like Little Red Riding Hood to Armenian tales written by prominent Armenian writers like Hovhannes Tumanian. These stories are told in Armenian in a manner that is engaging and easy to understand. 

The goal of this podcast is to make the Armenian language more accessible to children across the world and use the power of storytelling to help preserve the Armenian language and values through our future generations. 

This podcast is made possible by a grant from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

Visit us at HyePod.com.

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Each episode of HyePod features a moral short story that ranges from retelling of classic international fairy tales like Little Red Riding Hood to Armenian tales written by prominent Armenian writers like Hovhannes Tumanian. These stories are told in Armenian in a manner that is engaging and easy to understand. The goal of this podcast is to make the Armenian language more accessible to children across the world and use the power of storytelling to help preserve the Armenian language and values through our future generations. This podcast is made possible by a grant from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Visit us at HyePod.com.

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