The Story Ship‘s Podcast

It's back to school time and fall is creeping in with cooler weather. Many new adventures await as we enter this strange world of Covid 19. When I was a boy, the fall always was exciting because of going back to school and meeting new friends, and new teachers. the circus and fairs would come around our town about that time always with their own weirdness. These days everything seems a little strange. This episode we visit the wonderful world of the Circus and get a little advice about how to be

We're back! Sorry for the long leave of absence. We have been extremely busy launching all of our new virtual shows! Check them out at http://www.virtualkidsshows.com. This episode, as promised we have internationally known Grammy / Emmy award winning storyteller Bobby Norfolk as our guest! He is telling his own version of, "The Billy Goats Gruff!" It's another in our series about fractured fairytales. You can find more about Bobby's Storytelling at his website www.bobbynorfolk.com. He has tons of

Story Ship Voyage 6 - It's another fractured fairytale, "Rumpelstiltskin." Kids from Upson Lee Elementary have rewritten this classic tale with an really interesting ending. Next week we have a very special guest, Bobby Norfolk. He is an Emmy Award two time winner for his TV shows and an eight time Parents Choice Award winner. He will be telling his favorite fractured fairytale as we wrap up our fractured fairytale series. So please join us! Captains Sean has a new interactive digital book called

The Story Ship is visiting the classic fairytale, "Cinderella." But there is a twist as we continue our fractured fairy tale series. We learn about characters in stories and how the can be changed. Kids also find out about view point. This time the story is told from the evil stepsister's view. Come along on another Story Ship voyage into the amazing imaginations of kids. Please visit our website at http://www.storyship.com/podcast to donate and help keep us one air. You can find this podcast on

The Story Ship podcast is back on a new voyage. But this time with a little storytelling help from the host Sean Driscoll. Sean breaks tradition and tells one of his own stories, "The Golden Tears Of Great Bear," from his "Critter Tales," CD now available on iTunes and CD Baby. The Story Ship Podcast is changing it's format a little and adding grown ups telling stories for family enjoyment once a month. We will still be offering stories written and told by kids too don't worry. We just thought this

Here is another fractured fairytale to continue our Story Ship podcast series. This story is from the nursery rhyme, "Hey Diddle Diddle," These kids expanded upon the cow jumping over the moon part. And they came up with some pretty funny ideas as to what really happened! A fractured fairytale is a traditional story that has been retold but changed around with different characters, settings or events. Kids are invited to write their own fracture fairytales and submit them to

Today's Story Ship story is a fractured fairytale. The kids of Upson-Lee Elementary in Thomaston, GA retold "Little Red Riding Hood" with some quit funny results. A fractured fairytale is a traditional story that has been retold but changed up with different characters, settings or events. Many times the characters themselves have very different traits. Kids are invited to write their own fracture fairytales and submit them to mystory@thestoryship.com for possible broadcast. Don't forget to visit us

The Story Ship Episode 1 - Welcome Aboard The Story Ship Todays episode will feature two origin stories, "Why Pigs Have Tails" and "Why The Snail Is So Slow." The stories were created at Big Shanty Elementary in Kennesaw, GA and Hardeeville Elementary, in Hardeeville, SC. Kids will learn about origins stories and also be invited to submit there own stories.