“Mr. Claude North: A Holiday Short Story” by Paula Gail Benson –Miracles do happen and the small ones are usually the best. “Spoiling Christmas” by Bert Goolsby –Finding out what really matters can bring you a lifetime of surprises and happiness.
Telling Tales with Ms. G
Telling Tales – 12-9-14
Tuesday’s show: “Only the Sacrifice Knows: A Thanksgiving Mystery Short Story” by Paula Gail Benson –That’s one way to get rid of company.
Telling Tales – 11-25-14
Tuesday’s show: HAPPY THANKSGIVING! “A Political Cornucopia” by Debra H. Goldstein –“If you can’t convince them, confuse them.” — Harry S. Truman “The Purloined Pie” by J.R. Lindermuth –Families! Can’t live with ‘em or without them, and you shouldn’t have to!
Juneau Afternoon – 11-18-14
“Find Miriam” by Stuart M. Kaminsky –“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned”; “Careful what you wish for OR… Be certain what you are working for.”
Telling Tales – 11-11-14
Listen to stories that honor & celebrate Veteran’s Day: “Covenant” by Crystal Arbogast “No Room at the Cemetery” –Originally published in Afro-American (Baltimore), June 4, 1966 –From Reporting Vietnam: American Journalism 1959-1969 “Code Talkers: The Secret Heroes of World War II” “Soldier Reunited with the Dog Who Saved His Life” –Stories by Kathryn Hawkins, found…
Telling Tales – 10-14-14
Tuesday night’s show
Telling Tales – 10-7-14
“Creative Writing” by Etgar Keret –To try is to understand. “The Westernization of Mrs. Jones” by Crystal Arbogast –Love the one you’re with and if lucky you may grow too. & Poem: “Imagine, When the Wind Comes, Falling into the Arms of the Great Mother” by Jody A. Shapiro
Telling Tales – 8/09/14
In Honor of National Aviation Day, MsG reads two stories: “The Day I Sprouted Wings” by J. Herman Banning “Flying – A Dream Come True!” by Ida M. Tarbell She explains the stories are “in dedication to all the “flyboys and girls” who taught me the science of aviation and how to love flying.”
Telling Tales – 7/22/14
Tuesday’s show: “The Tale of the Tangled Telegram” by Wilbur D. Nesbit –Sometimes the world just takes over and fixes it for you. And of course love will find a way. and Maya Angelou’s story: “Mother’s Long View”.
Telling Tales – 7/15/14
“The Brother and the Bird” by Alissa Nutting –Knowing, being vigilantly present and aware can make the difference between life and death. Really good to be if you’re a parent.