HeyJaredMiss Mo Storyteller
Mo Reynolds tells folk and fairy tales all over the world. These stories and their universal themes create opportunies for conversation and connection. Also, they are a whole lotta fun.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Sep 7, 2026
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West Side Rumble (opens the original)
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This was such a fun (absolutely true) story to create. What made it so fun was that so much of it IS true! I'll let you guess what parts! If you enjoy this story, please listen to other stories from festivals. You can also enjoy stories for kids and classrooms on my YouTube Channel: Miss Mo Storyteller.
Monarch: A Metamorphic Tale (Live at the International Storytelling Center!) (opens the original)
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This was a very different piece for me to create. I wanted to create a story that captured some meaningful moments for me during our family's travels in Mexico. But, I wanted it to be more than just a list of adventures, I wanted it to reflect how the experience changed me. This piece continues to evolve, but this was the debut at the International Storytelling Festival during my week as Storyteller in Residence. Just as a monarch transforms, I look forward to how this piece will evolve.
Tattered and Torn: A Revolutionary Rap (opens the original)
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This story began as a project for a 7th grade American History class, but it has since taken on a life of its own. Mo rhymes and raps her way throught the Stamp Act, The Declaration of Independence, the shot heard around the world, the Continental Congress, and the perilous night that brought us the Star Spangled Banner. Then, she reflects on the fight we are in now--the battle to acknowledge the pain of the past and see that the only hope for the future is to look across the aisle and see that
Braided Tales: I Don’t Sing. I Don’t Dance (opens the original)
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This story braids an African folktale with my own storytelling origin story. Sometimes we think we can’t do something because what we offer doesn’t look like someone else’s offering. But, we are all storytellers. We are all creators. We just have to find our beat. If you enjoy this story, please consider showing your appreciation with a donation through “Buy Me a Coffee.” Every donation gets a shout out online and for $10 get a free Mo Reynolds sticker in the mail!
Braided Tales: Old Men and Mountains (opens the original)
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This braided tales weaves together a folk tale from Japan and the story of bringing my dad to live by us when he was diagnosed with dementia. If you enjoy this story, please share it with someone! I also welcome any donations through Buy me a Coffee. Thank you for helping me create more stories! Every donation gets a shout out online and a donation of over $10 gets a Mo Reynolds sticker in the mail for free! As always, if this story sparks memories or stories of your own, please share them with
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