WaveThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 479, Segment 2
Aug 30, 2016 • 8m
This Japanese folktale highlights the importance of community. To learn more about Anne Shimojima, who draws from her Japanese-American heritage to share stories from history and folk traditions, visit www.anneshimojima.com

Frogs, Guardians of the WaterAug 30, 201614mA story about the importance of water conservation that shows a little love for the little green guys we call bullfrogs. Doug Elliott is one of our favorite nature storytellers who often mixes naturalism, the sciences and folklore together to create dynamite stories and songs. Learn more about him by visiting www.dougelliott.com
A story about the importance of water conservation that shows a little love for the little green guys we call bullfrogs. Doug Elliott is one of our favorite nature storytellers who often mixes naturalism, the sciences and folklore together to create dynamite stories and songs. Learn more about him by visiting www.dougelliott.com
Dead Man's FloatAug 30, 201613mEvery childhood can be tied to a big body of water: floating, rafting, swimming, paddling, etc. A river can be the best playground, equal parts magnificent and untameable but always fun to play in. To learn more about Regi Carpenter visit regicarpenter.com
Every childhood can be tied to a big body of water: floating, rafting, swimming, paddling, etc. A river can be the best playground, equal parts magnificent and untameable but always fun to play in. To learn more about Regi Carpenter visit regicarpenter.com
Water of LifeAug 30, 201612mThis folk tale takes a different angle on the life-giving properties of water. To learn more about Motoko visit motoko.folktales.net
This folk tale takes a different angle on the life-giving properties of water. To learn more about Motoko visit motoko.folktales.net
Jonah, the Real StoryAug 30, 201610mThe real story of one of the most infamous sea travelers in history. To learn more about Bil Lepp visit www.leppstorytelling.com
The real story of one of the most infamous sea travelers in history. To learn more about Bil Lepp visit www.leppstorytelling.com
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