
Stories from Sudanese folklore for the whole family, told by award-winning public radio journalist and storyteller Hana Baba
Folktales from Sudan is the first audio storytelling podcast bringing the fairytales of Sudan to global audiences.
The stories use original music, sound design and sing alongs, exposing kids to the heritage of a culture they may know little about, through immersive narrati... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Stories for KidsKids & FamilyFiction | |||

👸🏽 Princess Aziza marries a prince chosen by her father, and leaves home to begin her new life in the prince's grand palace..
🚪 The palace has dozens of rooms- all filled with treasures!
But the prince tells Aziza: you may enter any room - e... more
🌳 A woodcutter discovers a forest filled with tall Baan trees and thinks, ‘I can be rich!’
🪓 During the day, he cuts the trees down… but overnight, they mysteriously grow back..
🌙 One night, he decides to stay awake to find out who - or what -... more
🫅🏾 Everyone wants to be friends with the young Prince Mahmoud, and he really wants to find a good friend to play with..
❓But how can he know who likes him only for his wealth - and who is a real, true friend?
👸🏽 His mother, the Queen, has an ... more
🦊 Every night, a sly fox named Makkar sneaks into a farmer’s watermelon patch for a secret feast. 🍉
🧑🏾🌾 But when the farmer realizes his watermelons are missing, he decides it’s time to teach the fox a lesson he won’t forget..
❓ What happens ... more
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This is my son’s first and favorite podcast ever! We are Sudanese-American and I feel so happy that he is able to connect with his identity as a Sudanese kid. He is in kindergarten and has been really into learning about his identity and about Sudan and our family. He especially loves when the Ghoul makes an appearance in the stories and loves to listen to the stories multiple times. Hana Baba is an amazing story teller and I love how she has made these stories and this part of Sudanese culture ... more
We absolutely love this podcast. It connects my kids to their heritage. Hana did an excellent job narrating the stories. We enjoyed the music and the fact that many songs were sung in Sudani. ❤️ love from DC
My daughter love the naughty chicken!!! Thank you for a wonderful sound. Keep it up!
This Is the best podcast for kids and for driving in the car.
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This podcast is a vibrant exploration of Sudanese folklore, beautifully narrated by an award-winning journalist and storyteller. Each episode weaves enchanting tales that showcase cultural heritage, moral lessons, and captivating characters, making them suitable for listeners of all ages. The narratives blend traditional storytelling with sound design elements that enhance the listening experience, offering children and their families a glimpse into Sudanese culture while providing moral frameworks for discussion. A standout feature is the incorporation of Arabic language elements, enriching the experience for young audiences and fostering a connection to their heritage.
The podcast is characterized by its commitment to making Sudanese sto... more
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Folktales from Sudan launched a year ago and published 18 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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