Over and Over Again by Fran StallingsThe Apple Seed • Season undefined, Episode undefined, Segment 3
Apr 19, 2018 • 2m
From her album, "Stories and Songs for a Green Earth", this song is about the cyclic processes of the earth. Learn more about Fran Stallings by visiting: www.franstallings.com

Callaloo and the Crab by Bobby NorfolkApr 19, 201815mA creation story that highlights how the way the earth has been treated affects society. Learn more about Bobby Norfolk by visiting: www.bobbynorfolk.com
A creation story that highlights how the way the earth has been treated affects society. Learn more about Bobby Norfolk by visiting: www.bobbynorfolk.com
Escapee from Civilization by Pete GriffinApr 19, 20187mThe story how the forget-me-not became Alaska’s state flower. Learn more about Pete Griffin by visiting: www.thestorytellingranger.com
The story how the forget-me-not became Alaska’s state flower. Learn more about Pete Griffin by visiting: www.thestorytellingranger.com
Too Much Help by Fran StallingsApr 19, 20189mA group of villagers doesn’t clean up after themselves so when their town gets too dirty or rat-infested to live in they simply pick up and leave without trying to solve the problem, until they meet a old man with magical skills.
A group of villagers doesn’t clean up after themselves so when their town gets too dirty or rat-infested to live in they simply pick up and leave without trying to solve the problem, until they meet a old man with magical skills.
Sandals by Fran StallingsApr 19, 20187mA King in India wants to understand his people more, so he disguises himself and walks on the streets without anything on his feet.
A King in India wants to understand his people more, so he disguises himself and walks on the streets without anything on his feet.
Frogs, Guardians of Water by Doug ElliotApr 19, 201814mTalks about the creation and how the world used to be lush and full of water, until people and animals took it for granted. All of the animals have a counsel to decide who will be the keeper of the water. The frogs are chosen, but every other animal reminds us in their own way to honor and respect water. Learn more about Doug Elliott by visiting: www.dougelliott.com
Talks about the creation and how the world used to be lush and full of water, until people and animals took it for granted. All of the animals have a counsel to decide who will be the keeper of the water. The frogs are chosen, but every other animal reminds us in their own way to honor and respect water. Learn more about Doug Elliott by visiting: www.dougelliott.com
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