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Selina Kadell

Stories from Before.....

A weekly Arts, Books and Fiction podcast
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Stories from Before.....

Selina Kadell

Stories from Before.....

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Stories from Before.....

Selina Kadell

Stories from Before.....

A weekly Arts, Books and Fiction podcast
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A collection of anecdotal jokes and witticisms that play on the nuances and pronunciation of the English language.Written Anonymous.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press.Music by the Talented Stacey Weir.I hope you enjoy
This sweet and uplifting Christmas story reminds us that when we are open to the insight and wisdom of children, Life can become beautiful again. Written Mary Richardson.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press.Music by Stac
This compassionate and moving story is actually a Christmas story but as the Southern Hemisphere has just welcomed the start of their winter, it feels appropriate to share it with you - especially as compassion is always fitting and heart-warmi
This week's piece is something a little different and also a 'one-off'. It is an interview with Thomas A. Edison - the Mechanical Inventor.Written Thomas A. Edison.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press.Music by Stacey Wei
This week's piece is a travelog - a lovely stroll through a well known and scenic part of Germany. The original text was printed with thirteen beautiful sketches drawn by the author.Written Maude Angell.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of Th
This week Pamela & Thomas demonstrate how playful banter and jest - although fun and plays a wonderful role in relationships - can at times, divert attention and disguise what truly needs to be said in earnest and sincerity.N.B. please be aware
This week's piece is a poignant and interesting take on retirement and how the elders of society were viewed by the younger members of the time - at least, in this author's opinion. Written by An Old Fashioned PersonRead by Selina Kadell by per
This week's piece was a request by the Editor of the Girl's Own Annual of Miss A.A. Heap, the head of the Women Telephonists in London during WWI, to provide business advice to young women. Written A. A. HeapRead by Selina Kadell by permission
In this week's story we journey with Will & Bess as they give us a glimpse into some of the issues that may arise when transitioning from a Full House to Empty Nest. Written John Barton Oxford.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterwo
This is an engaging story of the humbling and "Getting of Wisdom" of Helen assisted with the loyalty of Cousin Matilda and the wisdom and love of Hartley.Written Helen Ormsby.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press.Music by
This gentle sermon or homily style Easter offering certainly is thought provoking. Although the language may be a little different, the sentiment still ring true throughout all of time.Written Anne Bryan McCall.Read by Selina Kadell by permissi
This lovely, gentle love story speaks of pride, mistakes, deep hurt and the heart changes that can take place over the passage of time.Written Carrington Phelps.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press.Music by Stacey Weir.
A truly interesting piece that could have been delivered as a lecture or an oration on the benefits of women's chattering. Most enlightening! Written Ida M Tarbell.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press.Music by Stacey Wei
This week's story is in the form of a monologue, in the voice of the local town gossip and in the body of the village dressmaker. May it put a smile on your face and provide some chuckles for your day. Written by May Isabel Fisk.Read by Selina
This week, we have again, two short pieces - the first considered a "fragment" - written to encourage those who are presently facing adversity and the second, illustrating with a bit of  ingenuity how a simple household item can be a marvelous
A curious story of how a root of annoyance once "re-framed" and experienced from a different perspective can instead become a source of joy and affection. Written by Mary Stewart Cutting.Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Pr
This week's episode is a spirited opinion piece - possibly even a speech delivered at Ladies Meeting or fund raiser. The language may be of over a century ago, but the sentiment still rings true. Written by "An Old Fashioned Person".Read by Sel
A story regarding the sacred places we can hold dear in our lives and the anguish it may cause when having to unexpectedly move on. Written by Cornelia A.P. Comer. Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterworth Press. Music by Stacey We
Instead of a short story this week, two short pieces have been selected in a slight nod to Valentine's Day. One, an advice article by a popular author of the time and the other a satirical light-hearted bit. These type of items filled the magaz
A story depicting that familiar childhood occurrence of an adventurous mishap becoming a source of upset due to adult mishandling, but all is smoothed over in the end. Written by Rose Beattie. Read by Selina Kadell by permission of The Lutterwo
A pleasing story of prejudice, suspicion and loneliness that is overcome and remedied by happen stance and a small child with blancmange and cake. Written by Annie Hamilton DonnellRead by Selina Kadell by permission of the Lutterworth PressThem
 A charming example of what we can encounter and experience if we have the courage and take the time to explore our surroundings - both near and afar. When was the last time you took a detour and had an adventure...? Written by Jessie JeanesRea
Thanks to Barbara and Muriel, this story is a reminder of our resilience and resourcefulness when faced with difficulties. When things are their bleakest is when our true spirit emerges - and of those around us. Written by Eleanor H. PorterRead
 An illustration of how our heart's desires affect us physically - both positively and negatively. Also, the harbouring of  grudges can have tragic consequences if not resolved in time. There are many layers to this story. I which ones will spe
Do you name your companion items or know someone who does? This whimsical story is rather enchanting and takes us on the adventures of Ann - and Anthony.Written by Muriel ClarkeRead by Selina Kadell by permission of the Lutterworth PressTheme m
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