Today's episode is the fourth and final in our series, bringing you the romantic era classic penned by Hans Christian Andersen, The Snow Queen. The Snow Queen was written in 7 Stories.  K...

EPISODE 27!Kids Myth Plus is excited to present a special 2022 rendition of Hans Christian Andersen's original fairytale first published in 1844 - The Snow Queen.A potent romantic era struggle between good and evil, packed with vivi...

EPISODE 26!Kids Myth Plus is excited to present a special 2022 rendition of Hans Christian Andersen's original fairytale first published in 1844 - The Snow Queen.A potent romantic era struggle between good and evil, packed with vivi...

EPISODE 25!Kids Myth Plus is excited to present a special 2022 rendition of Hans Christian Andersen's original fairytale first published in 1844 - The Snow Queen. A struggle between good and evil packed with vivid symbolism HCA's Th...

A wolf who eats a horse... 6 princess and princesses turned to stone...  a salmon a raven and a giant who keeps his heart hidden away.  In this week's episode we'll talk bit about learning to read and ponder on the concept of ...

Integrity, Loyalty, Honesty, characteristics of the Norse Gods? Judge for yourself. In this week's episode: How Frey Won Gerda , the Giant Maiden, and How He Lost His Magic Sword, Frey longs for his sister Freya, sits  in a th...

Remember to Dream Big ! Episode 22 is is a Finnish Tale -It’s called :MIghty Mikko, The Story of a Poor Woodsman and a Grateful Fox.Through the use of his cunning and witt - a little bit of digging up of some vil...

This week's episode is from perhaps the most famous of all the european fairy tale collections; The Grimm's, originally known as the Children's and Household Tales. Our Version is taken from the translations by Edgar Taylor and Marian E...

This week's story comes to us from the 1894 book; Tales from the Punjab.It’s is a book of folk tales collected from the people of the Punjab region of India  translated and written down for publication b...

This week we bring you a chilly little tale called  The Twelve Months. This story is popular in eastern and southern europe where hundreds of different variations have been told. Ours is based on the telling from the book :<...

Episode 18 -Playing with the concept of time and the desire to escape it's clutches, this weeks story is adapted from the 1885 collection of Romanian fairy tales :Roumanian Fairy Tales Collected by MITE KREMNITZ A...

Today's story, Sif's Golden Hair: How Loki Wrought Mischief in AsgardLoki of course gets himself into some trouble and must use his cunning to redeem himself.After which he finds himself making another dangerous wager, a bet with a ...

Episode 16 Vasilissa the FairIn this week's episode we’ll find out why it was so important to always keep a flame a light in your home. And what one brave girl will go through in order to obtain light for her dark world. ...

This weeks Episode comes from the world of Slavic Lore. The Death of Koschei the Deathless as told by Andrew Lang in his 1890 collection of fairy tales:The Red Fairy Book Narration and original sound design b...

This week's story is a special July 7th edition. A Japanese fairy tale depicting the myth and the story behind the Tanabata (star festival)More about Tanabata and some activity Ideas:

Today's story, ÛÑTSAIYĬ′ The Gambler is a Cherokee myth taken from the Book: Myths of the CherokeeBy James Mooney1902A boy has a scary rash all over his body and his mother sends him on a mission to find his...

Today's story, How Odin Lost His Eye - is adapted from the telling found in the book:Myths That Every Child Should Know "A Collection of the Classic Myths of All Time for Young People"Edited by Hamilton Wright Mabie1906<...

This week's episode - Tamlane, is a tale from the Scottish Borders. A rural region of Scotland that runs along the border of Scotland and england.Our version is adapted from the book: Wonder Tales from Many Lands...

This week's episode is a Himalayan folktale: The Snake's Bride.It's taken from the book: Simla Village Tales or, Folktales from the HimalayasBy Alice Elizabeth  DracottThe Book was published in 1906As with many of t...

Today's episode is taken from the world of Norse mythology as interpreted by the master storyteller Podraic Colum in the book: The Children of Odin. Iduna and Her Apples: How Loki Put the Gods in DangerThis is the conclusio...

Today's episode is taken from the world of Norse mythology as interpreted by the master storyteller Podraic Colum in the book: The Children of Odin. Iduna and Her Apples: How Loki Put the Gods in DangerSometimes it's best t...

Episode Seven is a classic Russian Tale : Ivan Learns the Language of The Birds.Birds carry so much meaning in our collective culture; from the messenger to the collaborator to omen. This weeks stories is taken from the book:

This week's episode is a Czech Fairy Tale taken from the book Czechoslovak Fairy - Tales stories gathered together by Parker FillmorePublished 1919A happy little girl who loves to sing and dance; cares for her goats and spins wo...

Episode 5 is adapted from the book:Japanese Fairy World : Stories From The Wonder-Lore Of JapanBy William Elliot Griffis1920This weeks story is a dreamy Japanese fairy tale.  The tale is set in a place of contrast; ...

Episode 4 is adapted from the book : Savitri and Other Women by Marjorie Strachey first published in 1920.Vasilisa is a recurring heroine of many Slavic tales and in this version she uses her cunning and intellect to rescue her husband ...