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Welcome to OWL STORIES, the podcast where folklore comes to life and teaches us valuable lessons along the way.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Ep28 The Road Beyond the Maple Tree (opens the original)
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Thank you for listening to OWL STORIES . If you enjoyed today's episode, please follow the podcast and come back for more long-lost tales and original stories. The story you heard today is a story I wrote one day when I was missing my daughter. Kids grow up. You never know when and you are never ready for it - but it WILL happen. How you handle it is the biggest challenge. Families & Teachers: This story doesn’t have any companion lessons or a Reader’s Theatre. It’s a story from my heart. If you
Ep27 The Sailor's Compass (opens the original)
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Thank you for listening to OWL STORIES . If you enjoyed today's episode, please follow the podcast for more long-lost tales and a few new ones.. The story you heard today is a story I wrote one day when I was thinking of my ever growing family. I hope you enjoyed it. Families & Teachers: This story doesn’t have any companion lessons or a Reader’s Theatre. It’s a story from my heart. HOWEVER, if you need some quick lessons for a week, or a day, just hop over to my TPT store to take a look. You ca
Ep26 Two Front Doors (opens the original)
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Thank you for listening to OWL STORIES . If you enjoyed today's episode, please follow the podcast and come back soon for more original stories and long-lost tales. The story you heard today, The Two Front Doors, is a story I wrote one day when I was missing my daughter. Kids grow up. You never know when and you are never ready for it - but it WILL happen. How you handle it is the biggest challenge. Families & Teachers: This story doesn’t have any companion lessons or a Reader’s Theatre. It’s a
Ep25 Little Jack Horner (opens the original)
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Thank you for listening to OWL STORIES . If you enjoyed today's episode, please follow the podcast and come back soon for more long-lost tales. Lately, I've been fascinated by L. Frank Baum , the author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and many other delightful stories. In one of his books, he imagines the stories behind the nursery rhymes so many of us grew up with. Today's tale, Little Jack Horner , is every bit as charming and imaginative as the others. I've taken a few creative liberties along
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