Door-to-Door Storytellers: Recent Episodes
We Are One Body® Audio Theatre
In days of old, bards and troubadours roamed the countryside, telling their stories to anyone who wanted to hear. Today, we bring the bards’ tales to you with these intriguing stories and exciting adventures, performed for you by our own talented readers. Tune in and enjoy the story!
Confusion of double dealings may not sustain a friendship as explained in the Aesop story, “The Man and Satyr.” Read by Scott Walton. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.
Inspiration can come to those with the humblest heart. Caedmon the Cowherd believed he had no talent for singing, but the voice in his dream encouraged him. Listen to what he does with it in, “The Cowherd Who Became a Poet,” by James Baldwin. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.
Abraham Lincoln wasn’t just given his nickname for publicity – he earned it. Listen to “Why Lincoln was called ‘Honest Abe’” to learn about all the great things that he did. Read by Patrick Donnelly. Audio Engineer Jacob Gorsich. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.
A gracious lady welcomes new guests to her field. Little does she know that she will be blessed abundantly. Listen to “The Scarf of the Lady” that was translated by Hermine de Nagy to discover who these two guests are and what they do to the field. Read by Peg Bryan. Audio Engineer was Jacob Gorsich. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre
Love can be expressed in a variety of ways, especially when you put others before yourself. Listen to “The Valentine Box” written by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey to see how in giving we receive. . Read by Renee Stockberger. . Audio Engineer was Jacob Gorsich.
A promise was made that a beautiful flower would bring all good things to the world, but no one knew when it would come or where it would grow. Listen to “The Promised Plant,” written by Andrea Hofer Proudfoot to find out who received the precious plant. Read by Dana Flowers. Audio Engineer Jacob Gorsich. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.
Desiring material wealth can lead to many problems. Listen to what happens to one woman who loses more than what she gains in the story, “The Diamond Necklace.” Written by Guy de Maupassant and read by Dana Flowers. Audio Engineer Jacob Gorsich. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.
Only one rose in the world can save the queen from her deathbed. But where can it be found and who has it? Hans Christian Andersen reveals the answer in his story, “The Loveliest Rose in the World.” Read by Lahelah Jefferson. Audio Technician was Jacob Gorsich. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.
If you had a record of everything you did throughout the year, how would that make you feel? Ponder your new resolutions as you listen to how a fairy helps teach two boys a lesson about their behavior in “The Fairy’s New Year Gift” written by Emily Poulsen and read by Renee Stockberger. . Audio technician was Jacob Gorsich. A Production by We Are One Body® Audio Theatre
Be truly enchanted as you listen to Father Stephen West read one of Beatrix Potter’s classic stories called, “The Tailor of Gloucester.” A special feature includes a personal narrative at the end that includes fun facts and definitions from the story. Music and Sound design was by Matthew MannA Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre
Christmas has many traditions including decorating the Christmas tree. But why is it that we choose a Fir tree? Listen as Selah Jefferson reads, “How the Fir Tree Became the Christmas Tree” adapted by Carolyn S. Bailey and Clara M. Lewis. Audio Technician was Jacob Gorsich. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre
Take a step back in time on November 19th, 1863 and listen to Abraham Lincoln’s infamous speech, “The Gettysburg Address.” Read by Pat Conroy. Music and sound design was by Matthew Mann.
Learn how necessity is the mother of invention in this Aesop story, “The Crow and the Pitcher,” that was read by Brian Panichelle. . Audio technician was Jacob Gorsich
Halloween is filled with many traditions and stories that can be spooky or fun. Learn what kind of tradition is exposed in “Message Received” that is written and read by Joe Potts. Audio Technician was Jacob Gorsich
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Real-life pioneer apple farmer John Chapman, also known as Johnny Appleseed, made it his mission to plant as many apples as he could so that no one would ever go hungry. Learn how he did it by listening to Pat Conroy read the story, “Johnny Appleseed” written by Elizabeth Harrison.
Stories of the saints can inspire us to live more holy lives. Listen to the story of St. Callixtus written and read by Brendan Callahan to learn more about his imperfect life and why he made forgiveness the main focus of his teachings before he was ultimately martyred. Audio Technician Jacob Gorsich
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Listen to this heart-warming story of a mother explaining God’s magnificent creations of the moon and stars to her daughter in T. S. Arthur’s story, “Amy’s Question.” Read by Josee Hantz.
Henry Bemis waited his whole life to finally read a book. Certain extreme circumstances make it seem like it might be finally possible. Listen to Lynn Venable’s story, “Time Enough at Last” to see what happens. Read by Dennis Jerz.
Why is it that we often don’t like what we can’t have? Listen as Dennis Jerz reads “The Fox and the Grapes” by Aesop.
An old dog finds himself in a tight spot of choosing between master and friend. See what Old Sultan decides to do, in this story that was written by the Brothers Grimm and read by John Kenyon.
The lesson that good things can come to those who wait is evident in this short story, “Little China Doll” written by Abbie Phillips Walker and read by Peg Bryan
Learn about the legend of St. John the Evangelist and how he went to rescue his friend from the robbers that lived in the woods. Written by Mary Seymour and read by Dennis Jerz.
Two little orphans, Jack and Nina, live with a terrible man. Their lives change when Jack goes to sell the cow and comes across a Field Fairy. Find out what happens as you listen to, “Was It The Field Fairy?” written by Abbie Phillips Walker and read by Nick Bell.
Find out what happens to a young man who fights a wild boar so he can win the Kings daughters hand in marriage. “The Singing Bone” was written by the Brothers Grimm and read by Dana Flowers.
Listen to this Brothers Grimm fairytale that explains the lesson of why it is important to always be kind towards others. Read by Dana Flowers.
There are moments in childhood that stay with you forever. Listen as Joe Potts reads his own original story, "That Perfect Summer."
Gerasimus is based off a true tale of loyalty between man and animal. Listen as Tony Chiapetta reads this story of companionship.
We may envy others until they show us a new perspective on life. Listen to "The Golden Windows" by Laura Richards to see how this happened to one little boy. Read by Joette Solandro.
Enjoy this rendition of a holiday favorite as Dennis Jerz reads The Gift of the Magi written by O. Henry.
Learn what can make a man truly happy as you listen to the melodies found in “The Miller of the Dee”. Written by James Baldwin and read by Dennis Jerz.
Trust and friendship prove to be more valuable than wealth in the story of Damon and Pythias. Written by James Baldwin and read by Dennis Jerz.
Most commonly known as a “Tale as old as Time,” Beauty and the Beast by Logan Marshall is a story about how friendship and love mean more than physical appearances. Listen as Asher Yautz shares this story.
Listen to the heroic story of Paul Revere’s midnight ride to Concord to alert that the redcoats were coming. Written by James Baldwin and read by Dennis Jerz.
A little girl that is all alone knows only a simple prayer. But it turns out that an honest and simple prayer can have the greatest of outcomes. Listen as Clark Stephenson reads the short story by William Canton.
Is there joy in death? It might depend on what or even who you are dying for. Listen to this original story written and read by Paul Fox.
In this classic Beatrix Potter tale, little Benjamin Bunny is on a mission to help his cousin Peter get his clothes back. But it won't be as easy as Benjamin thinks. Listen as Luke O'Connell gives life to this classic story.
A man loses his gold. But how great is the loss for something never used? Patrick Philip Becker reads this classic Aesop fable.
The interesting story of the theft of St. Lucia. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Paul Fox.
A boy who does not know the story of Bishop Hugh of Avalon is given a history lesson in how great he is to the Jewish people of the area. Xavier LaFosse reads this story by Paul Fox.
What will these two mice discover in a house full of goodies? Find out as Maria Kocisko reads this classic Beatrix Potter Tale. Music by John Wojtechko.
Is there really such a thing as a safe missile strike? Even one launched from an unmanned drone? This serious adventure explores these pertinent questions. Christopher Reibold reads this story by James G. Bruen, Jr.
Morgan Torteal doesn't like sorting through grave loot for his uncle. But circumstances have given him no choice. But one night, he's pushed to the edge and will stand up for what is right. Listen as Dennis Jerz reads this original story by Kelsey McIntyre.
Often we can - and should - avoid evil. However, sometimes evil must be faced head-on and fought! Listen to this original story written and read by Joe Potts. Original music by John Wojtechko.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
In this murder mystery, a secret engagement is revealed and a piano is used as an alibi, before an unexpected witness discloses all. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo.
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Pride can be dangerous, even for something like buckwheat. Listen as Marie Palmer reads this tale by Hans Christian Andersen.
Listen to this classic tale of a fishing trip gone wrong. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Luke O'Connell.
A marriage founded on God's love can be very fruitful. Listen to this original story by John Wojtechko and read by Tony Chiappetta and Dana Rizzo.
Sky warns Dara not to open the "Forbidden" file. But can she resist the temptation? Listen to this original story by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
What if you could spend the rest of your life playing golf? Does that sound like heaven to you? Find out in this original story by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Joe Potts.
Does your past determine your future? Listen to this original story by John Wojtechko and read by Michael Thimons.
Everybody has a breaking point. Listen as John Walker reads this beloved classic by Beatrix Potter.
A journey to the desert does not end the way it was intended. Albert Saenz reads this original story by Christopher Reibold.
Feathers and gossip. What do they have in common? Find out in this original story written by John Wojtechko and read by Elizabeth Saenz.
The end of one road doesn't have to be the end of your life. Listen to this story by Nathan B. Turner and read by Albert Saenz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Can friends be friends after a fight? Find out in this tale by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Michael Thimons. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Jack and Molly are just an ordinary elderly couple, living out their retirement in peace… or are they? Jack has a secret that he’s been keeping from Molly, for her own safety. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Connor Evans. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Giving everything you have to serve those most in need can have consequences. But are they good or bad? Find out in this short story by John Wojtechko and read by Carolyn Jerz.
This allegorical tale follows the adventures of a little raindrop, as it journeys from the sky and back again. Written by Judy Sabo McClurkin and read by Julianne Bartko.
The tasks seem insurmountable! The challenges, undefeatable! But the rewards are tremendously satisfying. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Michael Marinchak. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Sold as a slave in a foreign land, young Patrick is ready to despair. But God has other plans for him in this exciting adventure. Written by John Wojtechko and read by John Kenyon.
Death is waiting for a man who's crime was a deep and passionate love. But there is still time for one more great act of charity. Listen as Scott Walton read's this short story by John Wojtechko, telling the last moments of St. Valentine.
St. John Bosco's youth is captured in this short story by John Wojtechko and is read by Michael Steele.
If temptation came in the shape of a human sized egg, could you resist touching it? Scott Walton reads this cautionary tale by Kelsey McIntyre.
Hope exists for everyone, whether near or far. Listen to Scott Walton read this hope filled story by Joe Potts.
Which side of Christmas is more important? The gifts? Or is there a more important side? Albert Saenz reads this original story by Brendan Boylan that considers the reason for the season.
Ever wonder where Santa Claus came from? This story recounts one of the most famous legends of St. Nicholas, the original Santa Claus. Written by John Wojtechko and read by Jason Leikam.
What are your true colors? Can they withstand a good spring washing? Find out what one small girl discovers with her pet fish on a morning walk to school. Shana M. Buck reads this thoughtful story by Kelsey McIntyre. Sound FX provided by Shana M. Buck.
Anything can happen in dreams… but what if your dream is a nightmare? Follow The Wandering Man, as he navigates his way out of this terrifying dream. Written by Micaela Kreuzwieser and read by Asher Yautz. Music by John Wojtechko.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
As a guardian angel whose charge went to Hell, Reflection is stuck. It’s been two years, but still he keeps thinking about William. Always William. He’s not sure he can ever be fruitful again. But someone else thinks he’s a fruitful branch sleeping through a winter season, and God’s about to do what God does best. Written by Jane lebak and read by Edward J. Roberts. Ambient tones by Joseph Adams.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Sometimes, a gentle touch accomplishes more than the most eloquent words. Written by Mary Roberts Rinehart and read by Scott Walton.
When some children hear that the king is passing by their playground, they hurry to clean it up. But they soon find out that it’s better to do nice things for their own sake than to do them just to impress someone else. Written by Laura E. Richards and read by Tony Chiappetta.
A humble country mouse visits his friend in the loud, busy city. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by John Walker. Music by John Wojtechko.
A student learns more about the gospel from two poor widows than from all his years of studying. Written by Anton Chekhov and translated by Vasily Lickwar. Read by Dennis Jerz.
Join little Lucie as she helps Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, the hedgehog, deliver clean laundry to all the other woodland creatures. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Shana M. Buck.
Uncle Wiggily, the rabbit, has an unexpected adventure with a sky cracker. When he lands himself in trouble, he finds out that he was fortunate to make a new friend. Written by Howard R. Garis and read by Shana M. Buck.
A little kitten and a little mouse try to outwit each other in this whimsical classic. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Dana Rizzo.
If you’re too picky, you may end up not getting what you need. Written by Aesop and read by Tony Chiappetta.
Always make friends. They might turn out to be more helpful than you first think. Written by Aesop and read by Scott Walton.
Who is stronger, the wind or the sun? Listen to this classic fable to find out. Written by Aesop and read by Josiah Smith.
When the emperor discovers a little brown nightingale with a beautiful voice, he wants it to sing for him every day! But then he receives a present of a mechanical nightingale, covered in gold and jewels, and he has to make a choice between artificial and natural beauty. Written by Hans Christian Andersen and read by Dennis Jerz. Music by John Wojtechko.
A farmer has an amazing goose that lays golden eggs for him. However, when he gets impatient for more gold, the farmer makes a terrible mistake. Written by Aesop and read by Dana Rizzo.
When the king’s hawk knocks his cup out of his hands, the king reacts in anger. Unfortunately, he lives to regret his actions. Written by James Baldwin and read by Paul Fox.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Be careful what you wish for… especially when you wish for death! Written by Aesop and read by Luke O'Connell.
The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. Written by Aesop and read by Margie Barish. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham.
When a poor shoemaker leaves some of his work out overnight, he wakes up to find a surprise in the morning. Discover who is helping him in this whimsical adventure! Written by The Brothers Grimm and read by Tony Chiappetta.
In this grisly adventure, a man’s conscience won’t let him get away with murder. Written by Edgar Allen Poe and read by Nathan B. Turner.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
The amphitheaters in imperial Rome boasted all sorts of entertainment… even magicians! This story reveals a strange truth about the nature of tricks and reality. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Paul Fox. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
A shadow is only troublesome when we can see nothing else. Written by Laura E. Richards and read by Dana Rizzo.
Follow a brave little tin soldier, as he embarks on an unexpected adventure. Written by Hans Christian Andersen and translated by H.P. Paul. Read by Scott Walton. Music by John Wojtechko. Illustrated by Peter Wojtechko, Jr.
A frog finds out that vanity can be his undoing in this whimsical adventure. Written by Aesop and read by Ian Floyd.
In the minds of strange monsters lies a memory of what came before… or is it, who came before? Written by H.P. Lovecraft and read by Peter Wojtechko, Jr. Music by John Wojtechko.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Lying never pays - sometimes, it's even fatal. Written by Aesop and read by Chuck Snyder.
Listen to this classic folktale about loyalty and betrayal. Written by Aesop and read by Scott Walton.
In this this classic folktale, the slave Androcles learns that overcoming fear and helping someone in need can earn you a friend for life! Written by Aesop and read by Tony Chiappetta.
When a young woman meets an old friend in the wild west, she discovers that he has been leading a more interesting life than she thought. Written by O. Henry and read by Dana Rizzo.
Two tailors come to town with a fantastic story about the beautiful cloth they make, and its magical properties; according to the tailors, only those who are truly wise can see the cloth. The emperor must have a suit of this remarkable cloth. The question is, can he see it? Written by Hans Christian Andersen and read by Ed McKinnon. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Jorinda and Jorindel. Written by The Brothers Grimm and read by Bobbi Borgo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
An evil lord decrees that all elderly people must die. But if a society loses its aged members, does it also lose its wisdom?
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
This classic tale of self-giving comes to life with illustrative music. The whole family will enjoy this enhanced story! Written by Oscar Wilde and read by Edward J. Roberts. Music composed by John Wojtechko.
Most people know about the charitable works of St. Vincent de Paul; however, few people know about his remarkable maritime adventure. Pirates, prison, and more! It’s all here in this surprising story. Written by Charlotte M. Yonge and read by Tony Chiappetta.
An Italian wine connoisseur takes a terrible revenge on his enemy in this chilling tale. Written by Edgar Allan Poe and read by Dennis Jerz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
A pair of stepsisters go to work for a mysterious old woman. They quickly learn that they get only as good as they give in Mother Holle’s house! Written by The Brothers Grimm and read by Jean Pistentis.
Poe’s classic tale about a monster, and the importance of perspective. Written by Edgar Allan Poe and read by Tony Chiappetta. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
When Jack’s aunt tells him to go find out who’s stealing all their apples, Jack gets a giant surprise! Written by Kelsey McIntyre and read by Connor Evans.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
When Ray is summoned to see the king, he’s plunged into a dangerous adventure unlike anything he’s encountered before. Written by John Peterson and read by Michael Thimons.
Who is real? Leah or Rachel? Find out in this original story written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Will Duffy has an eternity to play golf. Has he found his heaven? Written by James G. Bruen Jr. and read by Joe Potts.
When a young princess won’t eat her peas, what is there to do but for one of the little green vegetables to take matters into his own hands? Written by Kelsey McIntyre and read by Dana Rizzo.
A reformed thief is arrested on Christmas day. It seems he’s slipping back into old bad habits… or is he? Written by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Dennis Jerz.
Christmas is not only about getting… it’s also about giving! Join Dominic and his Dad, as they explore the mystery of Christmas in this story. Written by Brendan Boylan and read by Albert Saenz.
Family traditions are beautiful things… but what happens when children don’t want to perpetuate them? Find out, in this delicious family drama! Written by Julianne Leonard and read by Dana Rizzo.
All Jim wants to do is get away from his wife for the weekend. Not even an escaped convict can keep him at home! Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dennis Jerz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Often we can — and should — avoid evil. However, sometimes evil must be faced head-on and fought! Written and read by Joe Potts.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Morgan Torteal doesn’t like sorting through grave loot for his uncle. But as an orphan, what else can he do? Written by Kelsey McIntyre and read by Dennis Jerz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Is being a man about winning fights? Or playing fair? Join Jimmy and Joe as they find out. Written by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Michael Thimons.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
The tasks seem insurmountable! The challenges, undefeatable! But the rewards are tremendously satisfying. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Michael Marinchak.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Reggie Mueller seems like a harmless idiot… but when he figures out how to achieve intelligence, he becomes dangerous. Written and read by Michael Thimons.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Jack and Molly are just an ordinary elderly couple, living out their retirement in peace… or are they? Jack has a secret that he’s been keeping from Molly, for her own safety. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Connor Evans.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Sky warns Dara not to open the “Forbidden” file. But can she resist the temptation? Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Most people know the story of Saint Bernadette, the young woman to whom the Virgin Mary appeared at Lourdes, France. However, this story reveals a side of Bernadette that is not typically known, yet shows her heroic virtue more clearly than the apparitions do. Written by Megan Gannon and read by Jessica Evans.
Do we still have jobs to do after we’re dead? Daniel does. Join him in the rescue squad, as he helps animals in need! Written by Joe Potts and read by Michael Thimons.
A mother-dragon, trying to protect her young; a valiant knight, defending his people… Who will conquer in this exciting adventure? Written by Joe Potts and read by Dana Rizzo.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
A monk journeys deep into the desert to seek a famous old hermit. When he finds the old man, the monk discovers mysteries he never imagined. Written by Christopher Reibold and read by Albert Saenz.
Follow Mr. Jeremy Fisher, as he attempts to catch a minnow for his supper in this classic children’s adventure. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Luke O'Connell.
This allegorical tale follows the adventures of a little raindrop, as it journeys from the sky and back again. Written by Judy Sabo McClurkin and read by Julianne Bartko.
Filmore finds out that sometimes trusting the experts can get you into trouble in this satirical adventure. Written by Joe Campbell and read by Dana Rizzo.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
When Ed finds a camera that shows him other people’s faults, he thinks he’s stumbled upon a gold mine! However, Ed finds out that he can’t hide from his own sins forever. Written by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Michael Thimons.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Desperate times call for desperate measures. When John is abruptly fired, he is faced with a choice. Find out if he picks peace or violence in this suspenseful adventure. Written by Nathan B. Turner and read by Albert Saenz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
In this Christmas adventure, little Zita encounters a stranger with a secret at midnight mass. Written by Christopher Reibold and read by Jessica Evans.
The witch, Baba Yaga, visits the Snow Queen to learn how to freeze hearts. What neither of them bargained for is the strange new power invading their lands. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Leigh Anne Jerz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED.
A mysterious white deer leads a king and his men deep into the forest. What they find there is beyond all their imaginings. Written by Christopher Reibold and read by Julianne Bartko.
Little Margaret was born with horrible disfigurements and disabilities. However, her heroic virtue and cheerful perseverance have led people to believe that she might be a saint. Written by Megan Gannon and read by Marie Palmer.
When the young monk, Marc-Charles, teases an old brother, he finds out that the consequences of disrespect can reach beyond the grave in this musical adventure. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Albert Saenz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Sometimes angels speak to holy men and women. But what should Eusebia do when an angel sends her into the middle of a swamp at night? Written by Christopher Reibold and read by Grettelyn Darkey.
When a corrupt old civil servant dies, he is offered heaven or hell. Find out what he chooses in this satirical adventure. Written by Nicholas Hannon and read by Dennis Jerz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Although he was a grand duke, Carl of Austria always made time for his people; even to the point of risking his life to save one of them. Written by Christopher Reibold and read by Michael Thimons.
This classic fairy-tale follows the adventures of the servant girl, Cinderella, as she makes her way to the prince’s ball. Written by Charles Perrault and read by Leigh Anne Jerz.
Sometimes, burdens turn out to be blessings. Find out how a poor, sick, young girl brings life and love to a childless couple in this gentle tale. Written by T.S. Arthur and read by Dana Rizzo.
As two poets walk through the forest, they each encounter nature… but in different ways. Their contrary ideas are put to the test when they meet a wolf, in this comical adventure. Written by Kelsey McIntyre and read by Dennis Jerz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Two scientists engineer the perfect human being. But humanity isn’t the only thing that’s gotten stronger… Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dennis Jerz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Is there really such a thing as a safe missile strike? Even one launched from an unmanned drone? This serious adventure explores these pertinent questions. Written by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Christopher Reibold.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Ever wonder what “happily ever after” is really like? Find out, in this ironically retold fairy tale. Written by James G. Bruen, Jr. and read by Leigh Anne Jerz.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
This allegory shows how pride can become fatal. Written by Hans Christian Andersen and read by Marie Palmer. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
In this murder mystery, a secret engagement is revealed and a piano is used as an alibi, before an unexpected witness discloses all. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED.
An enchantress locks Rapunzel away in a tall tower. Then, one day, a young prince finds out how to get into the tower, and Rapunzel’s life is changed forever. Written by The Brothers Grimm and read by Dana Rizzo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
A miller’s daughter has to spin straw into gold, or be sentenced to death! She obtains help from a mysterious dwarf. But is the price too high? Written by The Brothers Grimm and read by Dana Rizzo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
When Prefect Hippolytus questions Lawrence, the Deacon, he learns what the Catholic Church perceives as her greatest treasures. Written and read by Christopher Reibold.
Sometimes it takes a little ingenuity to keep the spark of marital love burning brightly. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
When a woman takes her nieces and nephew on a long train ride, she learns from a mysterious stranger what kind of stories children like best. Written by H.H. Munro and read by Lawrence Cuda. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Benjamin Bunny convinces his cousin, Peter Rabbit, to sneak back into Mr. McGregor’s garden. Unfortunately, trouble comes in spades in this whimsical adventure. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Luke O'Connell.
This haunting adventure retells an old Irish legend about a saint, a stormy coast, and a ghostly bell. Written and read by Christopher Reibold.
When Peter Rabbit disobeys his mother and sneaks into Mr. McGregor’s garden, he finds himself in a very sticky situation. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Julianne Bartko.
Elena will pay any price to become queen. Or will she? Sometimes, the price of our heart’s desire turns out to be more than we bargained for. Written and read by Grettelyn Darkey. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
Sometimes, with a little help from science, the whole world can be reflected in a single drop of water. Written by Hans Christian Andersen and read by Sarah Marinchak.
Isidore longs to go on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Only a miracle can get him there, in this retold legend. Written and read by Christopher Reibold.
A man’s family has been cursed for countless generations, but now he has the chance to get revenge. Will he take it? Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dennis jerz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
A poor young girl wanders the streets, trying to sell matches on New Year’s Eve. When she decides to burn three matches, she experiences three miracles of warmth and love in this heart-wrenching classic story. Written by Hans Christian Andersen and read by Carolyn Jerz. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
In the future, a highly efficient alien race has conquered the earth. They’ve managed to peacefully subjugate humanity, repressing all human institutions… except one. Written by Grettelyn Darkey and read by Dana Rizzo. PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
A savage king sentences his daughter’s lover to death… or marriage? Only the princess knows what her lover’s fate will be. Written by Frank Stockton and read by Dana Rizzo PARENTAL GUIDANCE ADVISED
This delightful classic describes two young rabbits, one fierce and one mild, whose fates are determined by their actions. Written by Beatrix Potter and read by Julianne Bartko.