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Super Great Kids' Stories

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

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 105… We are sponsored by Indeed. Go to Indeed.com/SuperGreat for £100 sponsored credit.

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Latest Episodes

Tiger can’t understand why super-strong water buffalo allows a weedy little farmer to boss him around and make him plough his fields. The buffalo explains that humans possess a magical skill called "wisdom" So, Tiger decides to get some of this wisdo... more

A tiny mantis (a creature like a grasshopper) decides to catch a ride on the moon across the night sky. Is that a good idea? Find out by listening to Khwezi Becker a storyteller and poet from South Africa who tells this beautiful folktale from the Sa... more

Two thought-provoking stories about nature and the great outdoors beautifully told by Cara Silversmith and Nick Hennessey. Both storytellers live in, and love, the countryside.

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This is a: 'Best of Super Great Kids' Stories' selected from our Archive. Anansi the trickster spider wants Nyame the Sky God’s box of stories. But It’s not going to be easy. He has to face many challenges to get it – but with a little determination,... more

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Recent Guests

Ngo Phuong Lang
Storyteller from Vietnam
Independent storyteller/Vietnamese folklore
Episode: The Tiger, The Farmer and The Water Buffalo
Noma Khwezi Becker
Storyteller from South Africa
South Africa
Episode: The Mantis and the Moon
Cara Silversmith
Scottish storyteller
Episode: Thomas the Thatcher and The Land
Sarah Lisa Wilkinson
Storyteller narrating the Clever Gretel tale
Episode: Clever Gretel
Nell Phoenix
Storyteller for this episode
London-based storyteller
Episode: The Bad Breath Lion
Alton Takiyama Chung
Storyteller, raised in Hawaii, narrator of Punia and Kaialeale
Independent storyteller
Episode: Punia and Kaialeale
Sharon Jacksties
Storyteller presenting The Woodcutter and the Goblins
Storyteller featured on the episode
Episode: The Woodcutter and the Goblins
Debbie Guneratne
Storyteller introducing and narrating the Mighty Mountain tale
New storyteller for Super Great Kids' Stories
Episode: Mighty Mountain
Cath Little
Welsh storyteller from Cardiff, Wales
Cardiff, Wales
Episode: The Giant of the The Rhymney River

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Kim
Host who introduces the episodes and guides the show. Likely the primary on-air host across many episodes.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 5.1k ratings
  • Honestly

    Ggggggggggggoooooooooodddd

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    ^^*

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tahani heaton
    Australia11 days ago
  • Boredom busters! :)

    Super great kids stories are fun to listen to At bed time, In the car and at home on a rainy day. Thanks so much for telling great stories! ☺️

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Owletsuperstar12
    United Kingdom20 days ago
  • Good

    I agree

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    3rd episode
    United States24 days ago
  • Love!!!!!💕

    I love this podcast so much and I can’t stop listening to it 🩷❤️🤍💙💜🧡🩵🖤😁😊😍🥰😘🥹

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Limited edition Mom
    United States24 days ago
  • 11

    Pretty good. some episodes are a little bit scary but still pretty good podcast P.S. why is the mascot an owl?

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Hamburger buns with bacon
    United Statesa month ago

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Several listeners love how stories help kids sleep and feel comforted, with family-friendly vibes.
Critiques vary, with some feedback about interruptions during some segments, yet many emphasize the show's community feel and educational value.
Listeners praise the international variety of tales and warm host energy, great for car rides and bedtime.

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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.
The Grateful Statues & The Magic Pear Tree
Q: Who do you think the old man is in that second story? He's certainly got magical powers, hasn't he?
The old man in the second story represents wisdom and the magical potential for kindness to transform hearts and lives.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Super Great Kids' Stories

What is Super Great Kids' Stories about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A family-friendly storytelling program that travels across cultures, delivering traditional folktales and myths with lively narration, audience participation, and sound effects. Episodes feature a rotating roster of international storytellers who bring humor, wonder, and gentle lessons about cleverness, kindness, and collaboration. The format emphasizes community engagement through listener shout-outs, prompts for drawings or voice exercises, and occasional live-show teasers, creating a warm, interactive experience for kids and curious adults alike. A standout element is the global storytelling angle—stories originate from Korea, Sicily, Romania, Sweden, Scotland, Maori and many other traditions—paired with a consistent host guide who weave... more

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1. Ngo Phuong Lang
2. Noma Khwezi Becker
3. Cara Silversmith
4. Sarah Lisa Wilkinson
5. Nell Phoenix
6. Alton Takiyama Chung
7. Sharon Jacksties
8. Debbie Guneratne

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