Show Notes
After a long, unintended break, WE ARE FINALLY BACK! I would like to apologise for the delay in delivering new content, and assure you that issues are now resolved, and the show will continue as it used to. Please bear with me as I slowly release my back-catalogue of content over the next week or so!
I would like to sincerely thank you all for your continued support, patience and love.
Joe x
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Tonight, we have a story about one of the worlds most famous fairy tale princesses. A story about evil stepmothers, and fairy godmothers. A story of pumpkins and lizards and mice, without the bibbiddy bobbiddy boo.
Proudly presenting "Cinderella", by an unknown author.
I really do hope you enjoy this retelling of the famous fairy tale. If you would like to hear more of this kind of stuff, please let me know by leaving a comment, like or review, or subscribing to whatever platform you are listening on.
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Tonight, a story about war time fighter pilots. A story about the hazards and treachery of world war 2. A story about one mans fight, in the air, and on the ground. A story about clarity following bewilderment. This story has adult themes, so I would suggest younger listeners avoid it!
Tonight, a story about enchantment. About an ancient Chinese emperor and his court. A story about the beauty and power of song.
A story about the beauty of nature. A story about one mans quest to find his fortune. A story set in the united states, before it was the united states. A story, about prospectin out West. Presenting "All Gold Canyon" by Jack London, published in 1905. I sincerely hope you enjoy it - Better late than never! -------
A story of deduction and deception. A story of typewriters and fingerprints. A story of fortunes and family. A story, of our beloved English detective returning once again. Presenting, “A Case of Identity” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, published in 1892. I sincerely hope you enjoy it. -------
Tonight, we have a long overdue story of giant men, and giant dreams. A story of blue snow and blue calfs. A story of untamed wilderness and of untapped potential. A story, held in the hearts of millions. Presenting, the first chapter of Paul Bunyan by James Stevens, published in 1925. I really, truly hope you enjoy it., and I am sorry it took me so long to get a new piece of content out to you all.