| The Gunniwolf |
| A little girl goes deep into the forest to pick flowers and comes across a Gunniwolf in her travels. Children will love following professional storyteller, Jim Cogan, in this participatory tale! |
| The Little Rooster |
| A Little Rooster finds a diamond button. In his travels he comes across a Turkish Sultan. Join in this participatory tale by Jim Cogan! |
| Back and Forth |
| Join professional storyteller Jim Cogan as he does a play on words in this fun story called Back and Forth. Bounce back and forth in this witty conversational story about a fearful flyer who ends up in both good and bad predicaments! |
| The Boy Who Ate Too Much |
| An Inuit tale about a boy who eats everything and does not listen to the hunters, a magic woman or anyone else - and eats the villagers food. When hunters bring back food after a winter of near starvation, the antics of the boy send him to the stars where people still talk about him today...a lesson to girls and boys on the importance of listening and sharing. |
| Bye, Bye |
| A tall tale about talking turtles who drive the pigeons out of the Carribean and into New York City. Join professional storyteller, Jim Cogan, for this wonderful tale, complete with fantastic sound effects! |
| The Gates of Hell and Confirmation (2 Stories) |
| In The Gates of Hell, Peggy Melanson tells the story of a nun punishing her with her religion, her strong response, and her father who stood by her side. In Confirmation, Peggy tells the story of selecting her confirmation name...or names. Two heart-warming stories that Catholics and Non-Catholics alike will enjoy! |
| The Boston Garden |
| Listen to Peggy Melanson tell this hilarious story about the car of her friend, parked at The Boston Garden, being covered in elephant excrement. |
| Catch My Limit |
| Catch my limit
is a fictional account of a camping trip that never occurred. It was created to honor the many memories that Vernon and his daughter had along with their Scout troop camping throughout Maine and Canada. This story could very easily prove that Murphy was an optimist!
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| Brookie |
| Brookie is a fictional story based on an old folk tale - The Walking Fish - told throughout the south. It is about a boy who could not have a pet and how his big brother saves the day.
As story teller Learnin’ Vernon teller of legends, lore and a whole lot this tale has been shared at many a campfire and on stages, throughout New England.
Learnin’ Vernon created and recorded this story so that he may share a bit of Maine as a mental vacation with others as an audio journey.
learninvernon@yahoo.com |
| Zoot Suit |
| Peggy Melanson tells the tale of her encounters with the legendary neighborhood character, Jack, in his Zoot Suit. |
| Locked Out |
| Peggy drops her house key. She turns to the local fire station for help. Listen to her tell this hilarious true story of the politics and protocol of the police and fire departments and the reaction of her cat, locked-in while she is locked-out. |
| Let's Make a Deal |
| A contestant starts an uprising on Let's Make a Deal. |
| Antitrust |
| My family plays Monopoly, but my wife and my son keep changing the rules on me. Do they not understand how capitalism is supposed to work? |
| The Shyest Girl |
| A story-song! A girl hides her voice so far away that she can no longer find it. At her darkest hour, she hears a song that makes her laugh. She searches everywhere for the singer of this funny little song until, one day, she finds a magical guitar... |
| The Nicest Thing About Dying |
| Turning 40 is traumatic...half way to dying! Raelinda Woad celebrates her 40th by going to the beach, but it is not quite what she remembers! Then, she remembers....Bring your sense of humor. This is the perfect gift for any woman friend turning 40! |
| The Night We Turned Ourselves Back into Mermaids |
| A room full of Mermaids who don't recognize themselves as the extraordinary women that they truly are. A story that enlightens women, seeing their true amazing inner selves! You won't be afraid to swim against the tide after listening to this tale. |
| The Tell Tale Heart |
| Steve Otto tells a version of Edgar Allan Poe's famous story, "The Tell-Tale Heart". The story is one of a person who is taking care of an old man with a clouded, vulture-like eye. When the caretaker becomes irrationally paranoid of the old man's eye, he ends up killing the man. The distress of the murder causes the man to hallucinate, and hear the old man's heartbeat under the floorboards.
Be ready to get very creepy with this brilliantly performed tale by professional storyteller Steve Otto!
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| Oops Ma! |
| Theme: Surviving Family Life.
Take me by the Hand: Song.
Part I:
Wake Up (Song, Music and Lyrics: Victor Cockburn).
Part II: Getting Dressed
I'll Do it Later (Song, Music and Lyrics: Victor Cockburn)
Part III: Breakfast and Off to School
Sorry (Song, Music and Lyrics: Victor Cockburn)
Part IV: The End of the Day
The Look (Song, Music and Lyrics: Victor Cockburn) |
