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Super Great Kids' Stories

Wardour Studios
Storytelling
Anansi
Fairy Tales
Christmas
Magic
Friendship
Halloween
Cherokee Nation
Super Great Kids' Stories
Cinderella
Trickster Tales
New Zealand
China
Japan
Gingerbread Man
Whale
London
Rumplestiltskin
Belly Button Monster
The Twelve Dancing Princesses

Supergreat Kids' Stories is a collection of fun tales to make you laugh and cry, told by some of the best storytellers from around the world. Recommended for ages 5 to 105โ€ฆ We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to Indeed.com/SuperGreat for ยฃ100 sponsored credit.

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Latest Episodes

Take one ghost with a black eye, a scary basement, and a brave baby and you have the ingredients for a perfect Halloween story told by Simone Schรผmmelfeder. This story is scary but not very scary. We rate it at one scream out of three. Itโ€™s a good on... more

A boy is magically created from an oak tree fulfilling the wish of a woman who longs for a child. But can Ivan escape the clutches of Baba Yaga who also has her eyes on him? And will he make it home safely to his mum? Listen to Xanthe Gresham tell th... more

A farmer notices that his cows have stopped giving milk, and that a creepy looking Elder Tree has suddenly appeared in the middle of his feld. Are the two things connected? Find out by listening to Tiernan tell this old English Witchy Tale. We rate t... more

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Jason Buck tells the scary fairytale of Molly Whuppie - a traditional Scottish tale about a clever youngest sister who outsmarts a thuggish giant and tricks him out of all his riches. Jason conjures up a magnificently scary giant complete with terr... more

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Recent Guests

Jason Buck
Storyteller known for sound effects and accents
Episode: Molly Whuppie
Amy Douglas
Storyteller
Episode: Long Red Fingernails, Ruby Red Lips
Nell Phoenix
Storyteller sharing the Russian fairy tale The Firebird
Episode: The Firebird
Tiernan Douyeb
Storyteller who presents The Giant with Seven-Heads
Episode: The Giant with Seven-Heads
Alton Takayama Chung
Storyteller narrating the Ho Yi and Chang Er tale
Pacific Northwest, United States
Episode: The Archer and the Lady on the Moon & 'The Wind and the Sun
Anne Johnson
Storyteller
Everyday Magic (charity) / storyteller for the episode
Episode: 6th Birthday Edition: The Golden Bird
Juliana Marin
Storyteller from Colombia
Episode: The Tower to the Moon
Alton Takiyama-Chung
Korean folklore storyteller
Episode: The Magic Spring and The Story Bag
Xanthe Gresham
Storyteller who presents the Skylarks of Sussex
Independent storyteller based in Sussex
Episode: The Skylarks of Sussex

Host

Kim Normanton
Host of the show and producer on the episodes; guides storytelling and engages with a global young audience.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 5.2k ratings
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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Abdi is Awesome
    United Statesa month ago
  • Super good

    So good. The only podcast worthy of my time and my time is everything to me, wink wink ๐Ÿ˜œ bit annoying that you have to pay but who am into tell them that? Gals gotta make a living.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IrishAirhead
    United Statesa month ago
  • Love

    I love it so much

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cling cling clong
    United Statesa month ago
  • Hi

    I love your storyโ€™s that you tel!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    thdcfhrsgtubdfyhfhscjo fhsfhuk
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Awesome

    The best podcast Iโ€™ve listened to in my whole entire life

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quinn fart
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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A few listeners dislike subscriber-only episodes, but still enjoy the storytelling quality.
Listeners appreciate the global mix of tales and the family-friendly, cozy vibe.
Some comments note the value of listener shout-outs and audience participation.
Many praise the diverse range of storytellers and cultures featured.

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Talking Points

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6th Birthday Edition: The Golden Bird
Q: What do you think that story was trying to tell us?
The host reflects that the tale conveys messages about openness to good advice from unlikely sources and warns against worshiping gold, emphasizing humility, stewardship of nature, and the value of listening to wise but unorthodox voices.
The Mantis and the Moon
Q: You can't really tell the moon what to do, can you?
No, the story suggests humility and acceptance of limits; the moon remains beyond the mantis's control.
The Mantis and the Moon
Q: What lesson did you think the little Mantis learned from the beautiful moon?
That one should be content with who they are and appreciate beauty without trying to control everything, especially the moon.
Tutu's Lost Shell
Q: Thanks very much, Nomakhwezi, for sharing that beautiful story. Did you have a favorite moment in the story?
Nomakhwezi highlighted enjoying the collaborative effort of the animals and how the shell's story is told through its wear and cracks, emphasizing teamwork and storytelling through objects.
Tanuki and Usagi (Badger and Rabbit)
Q: Here's my question. How can you tell when a trick is a good fun idea and when it's not a good idea?
The host prompts reflection by connecting to other stories and encouraging listeners to consider intention, consequences, and empathy, while the guest explains that good-hearted tricks should avoid harming others and should be about sharing joy rather than causing pain, with examples from Bear Rabbit and Anansi to illustrate the difference.

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A family-friendly storytelling series features a rotating array of global folktales and original stories, brought to life by world-class storytellers and a steady host. Episodes blend traditional tales with light Earth-friendly notes, audience shout-outs, and cultural context, creating an inviting, participatory experience for kids and caregivers alike. The show stands out for its diverse, multilingual guest lineup, international settings, and a consistent emphasis on imagination, kindness, and community involvement. This mix makes it appealing to families seeking engaging narratives, gentle education, and opportunities to discover new cultures through storytelling.

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Recent guests on Super Great Kids' Stories include:

1. Jason Buck
2. Amy Douglas
3. Nell Phoenix
4. Tiernan Douyeb
5. Alton Takayama Chung
6. Anne Johnson
7. Juliana Marin
8. Alton Takiyama-Chung

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