Episode 34: The Moosicorn Part I

Episode 34: The Moosicorn is a Tales from the Lilypad Original about a mythical creature of the boreal forests of Canada who is searching for someone like him.

Episode 33: The Potlatch

This Episode features a short story by Canadian storyteller E. Pauline Johnson. She describes the West Coast tradition of a Potlatch through the eyes of a little boy named Talapus, or Prairie Wolf, who lived on Vancouver Island and longed to visit the mainland of British Columbia when Canada was first becoming a nation to experience his first Potlatch.

Episode 32: The Magic Pot

A Tales from the Lilypad version of a "Magic Pot" or "Magic Noodle Pot" story.

Episode 31: Puff and Rose

This is a Tales from the Lilypad remix of the Puff the Magic dragon song by Peter Yarrow and Leonard Lipton, popularized by the musical group Peter, Paul and Mary in a 1963 hit. In this retelling by Marlene Wurfel, a modern little girl named Rose finds Puff hidden in a cave in the land called Honalee. This episode features an acoustic guitar version of the song Puff the Magic Dragon by Jorge Nolla. His website is: http://profdeguitare.com/

Episode 30: An Arctic Fairy Tale

Remember kids: if you ever find three baby fairies, alone, hungry, and crying in a clump of moss, take them under your wing, feed them flies and berries, and tell them stories all winter long until they are strong enough to make it on their own.

Episode 29: Hurley the Alpine Gnome

This Tales from the Lilypad original bedtime story for kids & family is about an Alpine Gnome gnamed Hurley. After a long day of rescuing animals in the rugged cold of the Rocky Mountains, will Hurley return home to his loving family? Only Lily gnows...
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Episode 28: The Girl Who Cried Pee

Cried as in exclaimed loudly, not as in issued forth in the form of tears. It's a modern retelling of The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Warning: this episode is all potty humour and uses the word pee prolifically. If your kids are the potty humour types, urine for a treat. Otherwise, you could make a strong case for giving this one a skip along the lines that it's in poor taste. It is. Download this episode (right click and save)

Episode 27: The Lion and the Mouse

Happy New Year! Aesop's fables are stories that have been told for hundreds of years to teach moral lessons. What is the moral lesson of The Lion and the Mouse?

Episode 26: The Red Horse

Kids can't sleep? This 20 minute long story about a Red Horse who comes to life and takes a boy on a magical journey might do the trick. Based on a 1924 story by Elsa Moeschlin, written and re-arranged by Marlene Wurfel.

Celebrating 100,000 listens

Episode 25 of Tales from the Lilypad marks 100,000 listens. Thanks to bedtime story seekers all over the world for visiting the Lilypad. You've made this little experiment in storytelling in the 21st century absolutely exceed my expectations. Happy Halloween!