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Auntie Jo Jo"s Library

S+Co. Productions

📚✨ Auntie Jo Jo’s Library is a magical place where stories come to life! 🎙️📖 Join Jo Saraceni as she reads enchanting children"s stories perfect for kids aged 2-11—and fun for the whole family! Plus, don’t miss History-Sodes, where we make history easy to learn and exciting to hear. Whether you"re tucking in for bedtime or just need a little adventure, Auntie Jo Jo’s Library is here to entertain, educate, and spark imagination. 🎧 New episodes every Tuesday! 📜 History-Sodes every

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00:06:29

The Sandcastle Adventure

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/06/17

Stuck at her grandma’s quiet beach house with no Wi-Fi, twelve-year-old Delia Martinez expects the slowest summer ever—until a mysterious hand-drawn map falls from a dusty library book.The X on the map leads her past the moonlit pier to a buried stone “tower” and a hidden door that clicks open at her touch. Inside waits the long-forgotten Sandcastle Society, a secret room filled with seashell mosaics and decades of kid-made journals begging for a new chapter.Join Delia as she redecorates the

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00:06:20

History-Sode | The Umbrella

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/06/13

What do ancient emperors, grumpy British men, and Japanese samurai have in common?Umbrellas! In this 10-minute history-sode, Auntie Jo Jo takes you on a whirlwind tour through 4,000 years of umbrella history—from royal shade in ancient Egypt to being mocked in 1700s London.Learn how umbrellas became more than just tools for rainy days—and how they once symbolized power, scandal, and rebellion.Perfect for curious kids and adults around the world—rain or shine!British Library: “A Short History of the

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00:07:09

The Summer That Ate Our Schedule

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/06/11

Summer has started… and Max and Rosie are ready for chaos, cereal, and no bedtime! But their parents? Well, they’re just trying to survive until September. In this funny, feel-good story perfect for kids and grown-ups, Auntie Jo Jo shares a tale that celebrates the messy magic of summer—and pokes just a little fun at what it’s like to parent through it. (Spoiler: it involves glitter, flip-flops, and cold coffee.)This story is great for kids around 5th grade and makes a fun listen for the whole

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00:05:30

History-Sode | The Popsicle

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/06/05

On a hot summer day, there’s nothing better than a chilly popsicle... but did you know it was invented completely by accident—and by a kid?In this refreshing history-sode, Auntie Jo Jo shares the story of 11-year-old Frank Epperson, who left his fruit soda mix outside one cold night in 1905 and woke up to find the first-ever frozen treat on a stick. From "Epsicle" to "Popsicle," discover how one happy mistake turned into a summertime favorite for kids everywhere.Popsicle®

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00:15:44

The Secret Garden | Chapter 11

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/06/03

In this chapter, Mary Lennox continues her exploration of the mysterious Misselthwaite Manor and its secret garden. As winter begins to fade, signs of life return to the moor—and to Mary’s spirit. She spots a curious bird, begins to understand the rhythms of nature, and senses that something magical is waiting just beyond the garden walls.This is a longer episode, so settle in for a cozy storytime filled with curiosity, fresh air, and a touch of wonder.✨ Chapter 11 starts at 00:53🎧 Perfect for

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00:06:58

History-Sode | The Dancing Plague of 1518

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/29

In the summer of 1518, a woman stepped into the streets of Strasbourg and began to dance. She didn’t stop for hours. Then days. Then weeks. Soon, hundreds had joined her—and some never stopped.In this episode of our history-sode series, we dive into the mysterious and very real Dancing Plague of 1518. Why did it happen? Could people really dance themselves to death? And how did an entire city respond to the chaos? You’ll find out in this strange but true tale from the past.Waller, John. A Time to

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00:46:19

The Secret Garden | Chapters 9 and 10

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/27

In this episode, Mary continues to explore the mysteries of Misselthwaite Manor—and finally stumbles upon something magical. Join us for Chapters 9 and 10 of The Secret Garden, featuring a special guest reading of Chapter 10 by Amelia!🌿 Secrets are beginning to bloom…

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00:09:00

History-Sode | The Ice Cream Cone

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/22

Did you know the ice cream cone wasn’t always a thing? In this sweet History-sode, Auntie Jo Jo takes you back to the 1904 World’s Fair, where a happy accident (and a nearby waffle vendor!) changed the dessert game forever. Learn how the cone became a handheld icon, hear about the folks who claimed to invent it, and discover a few fun facts to sprinkle on top of your day.Perfect for your commute or a cozy moment before bed, this 10-minute treat will leave you hungry for more history.Let’s scoop into

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00:34:52

The Secret Garden | Chapters 7 and 8

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/20

In today’s episode, we continue our journey into The Secret Garden with Chapters 7 and 8. Mary begins to explore more of Misselthwaite Manor and its mysterious grounds—meeting new characters, hearing whispers of secrets, and uncovering more about the locked garden. The story is just beginning to bloom!This reading is a cozy continuation of the classic tale by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Perfect for winding down your day or sharing storytime with the family.Plus, there is a sweet little bonus at the

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00:04:30

History-Sode | Bubble Gum

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/15

Bubble gum is more than just a chewy treat — it’s a pop culture icon with roots that stretch back thousands of years. In this guest-hosted history-sode, Amelia unwraps the surprisingly sweet story of how ancient tree sap turned into the pink, stretchy, bubble-blowing favorite we know today. From ancient Greece to a Philadelphia accountant’s happy accident in 1928, you’ll learn how bubble gum went from practical chew to global sensation.This episode is read by Amelia - an AI generated voice through

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01:00:15

The Secret Garden | Chapters 4 - 6

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/13

In this longer episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we continue our journey through The Secret Garden with chapters 4, 5, and 6.📖 Chapter 4 begins at 0:53 and ends around the 30-minute mark.📖 Chapter 5 starts at 31:00 and ends just before the 45-minute mark.📖 Chapter 6 follows right after.Chapters 5 and 6 are beautifully read by Amelia, an AI-generated voice created through ElevenLabs.Curl up with your headphones and escape into the world of Mary Lennox as the mystery of the locked garden slowly

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00:04:29

History-Sode | The Phrase: "Mayday"

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/08

Where did the emergency word “Mayday” come from—and what does it have to do with the French language? In this History-Sode, Auntie Jo Jo explains how a clever radio officer in the 1920s invented the word that’s now used around the world to call for help in serious situations.🛩️ A fun and fascinating story for kids about language, safety, and international teamwork!Sources:BBC News: "Why do we say Mayday in an emergency?"Smithsonian Magazine: smithsonianmag.comMerriam-Webster Dictionary:

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00:37:34

The Secret Garden | Chapters 1 - 3

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/06

This episode starts our journey into the world of mystery, friendship, and blooming wonders with The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett!Originally published in 1911, this beloved classic follows Mary Lennox—a lonely, stubborn girl who uncovers a hidden garden and discovers that sometimes, the best kind of magic is the kind that helps us grow.Join Auntie Jo Jo each week as we read a few chapters and watch the garden—and Mary—come to life.📖 Chapter Reading Schedule:🌱 May 6: Chapters 1–3🌿 May

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00:04:14

History-Sode | Labour Day

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/05/01

From the 8-hour workday to peaceful protests that changed history, this episode gives young listeners a glimpse into how workers earned their rights and why we honor them every year on this important date.Sources:“The Haymarket Affair” – Chicago Historical SocietyEncyclopaedia Britannica: britannica.comInternational Labour Organization (ILO): ilo.orgHistory Channel: history.com

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00:06:49

Jack + The Tech Stalk

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/04/29

Auntie Jo Jo had so much fun last week putting a modern twist on an old class that she did it again!

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00:04:32

History-Sode | "Eh"

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/04/24

Why do Canadians say "Eh"? In this episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we’re exploring the origins and meanings of this famous little word. From friendly chats to confirming facts, "Eh" is more than just a stereotype—it's a part of Canadian culture!Canadian Encyclopedia: thecanadianencyclopedia.caCBC Archives: cbc.caOxford English Dictionary: oed.com

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00:06:04

The Trendsetter

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/04/22

This episode Auntie Jo Jo brings you a modern twist on last weeks story!

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00:04:06

History-Sode | The Great Beer Flood of 1814

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/04/17

What happens when a giant beer vat bursts in the middle of London? In this episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we’re tapping into the bizarre story of the Great Beer Flood of 1814—a tidal wave of ale that swept through the streets!Museum of London: museumoflondon.org.ukBBC History: bbc.co.uk/historyHistoric UK: historic-uk.com

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00:13:03

The Emperor's New Clothes

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/04/15

Hans Christian Andersen delights us with a story about an emperor who has an obsession with his fancy new clothes and spends lavishly on them.

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00:04:23

History-Sode | The Great Molasses Flood of 1919

Auntie Jo Jo"s Library ·

2025/04/10

Did you know that Boston once had a sticky disaster? In this episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we’re diving into the Great Molasses Flood of 1919—a day when a giant tank burst, sending a wave of syrup through the streets! Tune in for this unbelievable (and surprisingly sweet) piece of history.The Boston Globe Archives: bostonglobe.comBoston Historical Society: bostonhistory.orgNational Geographic: nationalgeographic.com

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