A Funeral for Cuss by Bil LeppThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 644, Segment 1
Sep 13, 2017 • 19m
A hyperbolized story of a man named Cuss and the unique circumstances that took place at his funeral. Learn more about Bil Lepp, who has authored a parenting book entitled "Muddling Through: Perspectives on Parenting", by visiting: www.leppstorytelling.com

The Mighty Tudor's Biscuit World Biscuit Oven Organ by Adam BoothSep 13, 201714mA tall tale about a time that Adam Booth offered his organ skills for the Easter Service of a local church. Learn more about Adam Booth, who holds a masters degree in music history, by visiting: www.adam-booth.com
A tall tale about a time that Adam Booth offered his organ skills for the Easter Service of a local church. Learn more about Adam Booth, who holds a masters degree in music history, by visiting: www.adam-booth.com
The Night that Changed Everything by Geraldine BuckleySep 13, 20179mThe story of a night that changed her life, a night when Geraldine Buckley agreed to present in a maximum security prison. Learn more about Geraldine Buckley, who has several prison themed presentations, by visiting: www.geraldinebuckley.com
The story of a night that changed her life, a night when Geraldine Buckley agreed to present in a maximum security prison. Learn more about Geraldine Buckley, who has several prison themed presentations, by visiting: www.geraldinebuckley.com
Church by Sam Payne and SavoySep 13, 20174mA song written by Lyle Lovett about a hungry congregation. Learn more about Sam Payne and Savoy, who have played all around the world, by visiting: www.sampayne.com/savoy
A song written by Lyle Lovett about a hungry congregation. Learn more about Sam Payne and Savoy, who have played all around the world, by visiting: www.sampayne.com/savoy
The Creation by Ed StivenderSep 13, 201710mA humorous yet textually rooted telling of the creation of the world according to the bible. Learn more about Ed Stivender, who is a theologian and a banjo player, by visiting: edstivender.com
A humorous yet textually rooted telling of the creation of the world according to the bible. Learn more about Ed Stivender, who is a theologian and a banjo player, by visiting: edstivender.com
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