
This podcast is a reading of Stanley D. Brandon's book, "A Long, Long Time Ago When Grandpa Was A Little Boy." It tells of his life as a young boy, being raised on a small farm near Maroa, Illinois during the World War II years.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryKids & FamilyEducation for Kids | |||

This chapter tells of what Grandpa's father did with an old well that was not used anymore.
This chapter tells of how he learned to drive and gives some counsel to young drivers.
This chapter describes the blessings of summers and how he often spent them.
This chapter tells the story of what he found down by the creek.
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A warm, memory-rich collection features nostalgic, first-person stories from a Midwest farm childhood during World War II. Episodes center on small-town life, farm chores, family dynamics, and resourcefulness in a era marked by scarcity and resilience. The storytelling emphasizes community, safety, and everyday wonder—from building an igloo and riding in a rumble seat to tending cows, mending clothes, and city-scale events seen from rural perspectives. The hostage's memoir-style delivery and detailed local color offer a gentle, educational arc suitable for families and anyone who enjoys intimate, historical storytelling anchored in real-life childhoods. A notable strength is the seamless blend of personal anecdotes with wider historical con... more
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