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October is the month where Thanksgiving is celebrated along with Halloween. Caribbean people will tell you, we don't celebrate Halloween. But that doesn't mean we don't have superstitions or worry about things that go bump in the night. This ep
October is the month where Thanksgiving is celebrated along with Halloween. Caribbean people will tell you, we don't celebrate Halloween. But that doesn't mean we don't have superstitions or worry about things that go bump in the night. The n
October is the month where Thanksgiving is celebrated along with Halloween. Caribbean people will tell you, we don't celebrate Halloween. But that doesn't mean we don't have superstitions or worry about things that go bump in the night. The nex
October is the month where Thanksgiving is celebrated along with Halloween. Caribbean people will tell you, we don't celebrate Halloween. But that doesn't mean we don't have superstitions or worry about things that go bump in the night. The n
October is the month where Thanksgiving is celebrated along with Halloween. Caribbean people will tell you, we don't celebrate Halloween. But that doesn't mean we don't have superstitions or worry about things that go bump in the night. The ne
Jamaican celebrates 61 years of independence on August 6, 2023. Let's celebrate with this story.Story retold in this episode:Anancy & LizardAnancy & Miss Lou - Sangster's Book Stores (January 1, 1979)- B000J2QC7YFollow us on our socials:
The Animals had a debate over who was the oldest. They asked Anansi to be be the judgeStory retold in this episode:Anansi oldest of all the animalshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-aozajz2-cFollow us on our socials:Facebook: Talkin' Tale
The Bahamas celebrates 50 years of independence on July 10th, 2023. Let's celebrate with this B'bookie and B'Rabbie folktale.What out what B'Rabbie is up to...Story retold in this episode:Keg of Butterhttps://www.grandbahamamuseum.org/exh
Sista Fire asked Sista Drygrass a question and all hell broke lose...Story retold in this episode:Sista Drygrass and Sista FireAnancy Stories: Caribbean Style edition by Everal Emanuel McKenzie Follow us on our socials:Facebook: Talkin
Guyana celebrated it's independence on May 26th. This is a two for oneSeniBill and StupidiBill make a plan involving Mrs. Rose Cake shop. Followed by How Turtle fooled Rat, rat takes up turtle's challenge...Story retold in this episode:
When the earth was new the first animals did not look the way they do today...Story retold in this episode:Ears Tales and Commonsense by Philip SherlockEars & Tails & Common Sense: More Stories From The Caribbean Paperback – Aug. 30 2002b
Sun and moon were the best of friends who lived on earth, find our why Sun and moon live in the sky.Story retold in this episode:Why does Sun and Moon live in the Sky? http://www.clonburrisns.ie/uploads/1/6/6/1/16617588/za-l-2-tales-from-a
Have you ever wonder why there is misery in the world? This How and Why folktale gives us the answerStory retold in this episode:The Singing Pepper BushTales from the Caribbean by Trish CookeISBN-13 : 978-0141373089Follow us on our
Have you ever wonder why there is misery in the world? This How and Why folktale gives us the answerStory retold in this episode:Why Misery remains in the WorldGreedy Mariani and Other Folktales of the Antilles Dorothy Sharp CarterISBN 10:
Are you ready for another Anancy story, find out what happens with Tiger and the soup.Story retold in this episode:Tiger Soup An Anansi Story from Jamaicahttp://soupsong.com/stiger.htmlFollow us on our socials:Facebook: Talkin' TalesInst
Have you every been told you ask for too much. Find out what happens when monkey asks to lots and lots of misery.Story retold in this episode:The monkey who asked for miseryhttps://www.longbranch.k12.nj.us/cms/lib/NJ01001766/Centricity/Doma
Happy New Year!Haiti celebrates it's independence on January 1st. The story we share in this episode is a Bouki story, These stories have been told for as long as people can remember. They teach us how to live and how to behave. Bouki is
Happy Kwanzaa from December 26th to January 1, we celebrate the 7 principles of Kwanzaa:UMOJA (Unity)KUJICHAGULIA (Self-Determination):UJIMA (Collective Work and Responsibility):UJAMAA (Cooperative Economics)NIA (Purpose)KUUMBA (Creativit
La Vieja Belén is very hardworking and is often too busy to sit with friends because she was always doing something. Until the day she is visited by 3 Kings...Story in this episode:The Best Gift of All - The Legend of La Vieja BelénResource
Once upon a Christmas time, Anancy was up to his trickster ways...Story in this episode:Pig & Long MoutResource: Louise Bennett Anancy and Miss Lou, Page 5Seasons GreetingsFollow us on our socials:Facebook: Talkin' TalesInstagram: @ta
In this episode we are sharing with you an Bajan/ Barbadian folktale. Barbados celebrates it's independence from British rule on November 30th. Barbados received it's independence on November 30, 1966.Let's celebrate with story!!!A boy and
In this episode we are sharing with you an Surinamese Folktale. Suriname celebrates it's independence from Dutch rule on November 25th. Suriname received it's independence on November 25, 1975.Let's celebrate with story!!!How do your repay
In this episode we are sharing with you an African Folktale.Why do a Donkey, a goat and a dog behave in different ways around cars.Story in this episode:The Taxi RideResource: How & Why stories world tales kids can read & tell by Martha Ha
St. Vincent and the Grenadines celebrate their independence on October 27th. They received their independence in 1979. Let's celebrate with this story about Rounce.Although the Caribbean does no celebrate Halloween there are many things that
How and why stories explain the things we don't understand. This old Cuban folktale explains why the crocodile has no tongue.Cuba celebrates it's independence on October 10th and first received independence in 1902.Story retold in this episo
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