Mantis and the MoonThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 911
Mar 18, 2019 • 56m
You’re listening to the Apple Seed: Stories and Tellers, some time just about just about every
day dedicated to the art of storytelling. I’m your host, Sam Payne, and today we have some great
stories for you from all over the world. From tellers
Laura Simms, Charlotte Blake
\-
Alston, Wadie
Mitchell, Danielle Bellone, Antonio Sacre, Lani Peterson, and Margaret Read MacDonald, let’s get
started.
You’re listening to the Apple Seed: Stories and Tellers, some time just about just about every
day dedicated to the art of storytelling. I’m your host, Sam Payne, and today we have some great
stories for you from all over the world. From tellers
Laura Simms, Charlotte Blake
\-
Alston, Wadie
Mitchell, Danielle Bellone, Antonio Sacre, Lani Peterson, and Margaret Read MacDonald, let’s get
started.
You’re listening to the Apple Seed: Stories and Tellers, some time just about just about every
day dedicated to the art of storytelling. I’m your host, Sam Payne, and today we have some great
stories for you from all over the world. From tellers
Laura Simms, Charlotte Blake
\-
Alston, Wadie
Mitchell, Danielle Bellone, Antonio Sacre, Lani Peterson, and Margaret Read MacDonald, let’s get
started.
You’re listening to the Apple Seed: Stories and Tellers, some time just about just about every
day dedicated to the art of storytelling. I’m your host, Sam Payne, and today we have some great
stories for you from all over the world. From tellers
Laura Simms, Charlotte Blake
\-
Alston, Wadie
Mitchell, Danielle Bellone, Antonio Sacre, Lani Peterson, and Margaret Read MacDonald, let’s get
started.
In this hour, you'll enjoy stories fantastical and foreign (as well as a few stories athat feel like home). You'll hear Laura Simms with a Belarusian folk tale about Animals and their tails (call it an Animal "Tail" if you like). YOu'll hear Charlotte Blake Alston with a story about Mantis and his bid to be a god. You'll hear Waddie Mitchell with a little poem about working to do things right the first time, as second c