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Poetic story/song about Anansi, the legendary spider figure from Ghana, Africa. Sing along and say hello to all our friends in the Story Village!Poem: (c) 2020 Anansi Song by Oni LasanaMusic: (c) Bless Up by Lou RicardMix & Master: DJ King C
In a classic Liberian folktale, King Lion wants to adopt a daughter or son to be the princess or prince. But the king won't make it easy because the one who wins the crown will have to be very clever. Can Brother Elephant, Miss Monkey, or any o
Ubuntu is a South African Zulu word and the concept is also known in other African countries. Ubuntu means you see and respect other humans like yourself. It doesn't matter what race, color, or religion. The song is a new song written by Aunti
Poet and author, Paul Laurence Dunbar loved children, nature, and people. He wrote poetry, short stories, and musical plays using the natural language of people in northern and southern America. The Sparrow is a tribute to his love of birds and
A musically uplifting tale of self-determination to follow your dreams. The Frog Who Wanted To Be A Singer is based on a delightful children's book by Linda Goss, author, storyteller, poet, and the co-founder of The National Association of Blac
Peace n' love Villagers! Family & Friends!Do you know about Martin Luther King Jr.? If you do or you don't, feel free to listen to this original story poem written by Charlotte Blake Alston, an internationally acclaimed storyteller, narrator,
Hello Story Villagers, Family & Friends!It's amazing! We are over 10,000 downloads of Aunti Oni Story Village!!! Thanks to YOU!This is a little big deal;-) and so I must share an important update about the future of our podcast.AOSV will be
Little ones can be the strongest ones! Find out how and why in this Russian Folktale based on a version by Baba Jamal Koram, The Storyman called Pulling That Yam, in the wonderful book, Jump Up and Say! a Collection of Black Storytelling.Aunt
Ever wondered why rabbits have little bobtails? This legendary African American southern folktale was re-written by storyteller, Karima Amin of Buffalo, New York. It will delight your imagination as a traditional "how and why" story. More adven
In the country of Ireland the power of storytelling is legendary. This tale is handed down from generation to generation and tells how stories can change lives if one listens and applies the lessons learned.(c) 2021 2 Warriors by Oni Lasana (
The Butterfly Friends stick together and won't let the prejudices of others hold them back from enjoying life together. Enjoy Elisa Pearmain's tribute to Brother Blue, the official storyteller of Boston, Massachusetts in America. Based on "Th
Who doesn't like to be a winner? It's ok if you win honestly, but what if you don't? Will Sly stay as sly as his name or will he learn that cheaters are always losers? This story by Pedro Pablo Sacristan from Madrid, Spain is a lesson on how to
Little Firefly can not help shinning her light, it's in her DNA! But she is getting on Gorilla's last nerve! Big bad Gorilla is coming after her and all her family and friends. YIKES! Will she get away or will Gorilla be like RAID and get rid o
Will you share your imagination with a friend? Will you tell positive stories to make someone else feel better? You sure can, just like the man who sat by the window. So how did the man who sat by the window use his imagination to comfort a fri
Story Village Live Cheer is the theme song for our live virtual program on Zoom, where you can visit Aunti Oni and her friends in the Story Village! Play it over and over so you can sing along when you come on the show and sing along our welcom
A father sends his four son's on a journey to take care of his apple tree. Will they learn not to judge by appearances or for everything in life, there is a time and season?Author Unknown aka my friend Arthur UnknownSeasons of Life (C) 2021
A classic poem to encourage you and your friends. Some say John Greenleaf Whittier wrote this, some say Edgar A. Guest also wrote it. Whoever wrote it, Aunti Oni's version is the best;-)So listen up!Music: (c) For The Sake Of You by KikoruM
Anansi's Children is a classic African folktale from the country of Ghana. This popular story has traveled to the Caribbean, southern America, and out of the mouths of storytellers around the world. A "why" story tells of how working together w
A man carried two pots along the road to draw water from the well. One holds all the water, the other one is cracked and leaks. The cracked old clay pot is feeling useless until the man tells him why he's kept him and not thrown him away even t
On the island of Trinidad, you will find this folktale on what goes around comes around. Roti is a flatbread from India, filled with curried meat, seafood, and or vegetables. A popular lunch in Trinidad & Tobago, India and Brooklyn, NY! Or wher
A Cuban folktale passed down for generations. Will the family of little rats survive an outing in the farmers' field where el gato, the cat lives? Will el gato enjoy the family of rats for dinner or will they get away? Based on the book, The Ba
Little Susie had cancer, but she lost some of her hair to the chemotherapy treatment. Find out how Susie uses her imagination to create different hairstyles.Listen to how positive thinking is the best way of thinking. It doesn't matter how you
"Stepped on de pin, de pin bent and dat's de way da story went"....a folk storytelling song/chant recorded by Zora Neale HurstonOpossum discovers greedy Raccoon eating up all the crawfish in the pond. Great googamooga! Kooyah! What is dis? A
Mr. Business Man is in a hurry to make an important interview for his dream job. Speeding in his car, he runs into trouble. Will the Amish farmer's old donkey, Johnny, be able to save the day?A powerful message on working together in the class
King Yessir is very spoiled and always wants to have his way. He doesn't listen to the Nana of the village and thinks only of himself. What happens when he kills off all the mosquitoes in his kingdom? A classic folktale from the African countri
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