Children's Tales by Laura Hale

Widowed Farmer woman Hetty Thompson is taken aback one day when her favorite cow Gussie gives strange milk and her chickens are laying odd eggs. In this humorous story country good sense versus governments need for progress. See who has the upper hand.

In Dark Tales we have stories that are macabre and mysterious. In this tale, based on a Philip K Dick story from the fifties, a marriage is failing because of indifference by the husband. Then one day a mysterious cuckoo clock enters into their lives. A clock that decides to get revenge.

Parents and children tend to have trouble when it's time to go to bed. Here's some parents with fun ways for kids to go to bed. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Children's Radio Players. #audiodrama #ChildrensTales

Apples on a grafted tree decide where they are going in life. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Children's Radio Players. #audiodrama

An children build a tree house. But the squirrels aren't to happy. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Children's Radio Players.

A young brother and sister have a friendly competition for the best egg use for the county fair. Learning all about how to compete with others while getting along. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Children's Radio Players.

Chronicles of Oz In 1900 L. Frank Baum wrote a children's picture book called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This led to a successful 12 book series that told of the people and places in the Land of Oz. These radio dramas are: 28 minute two part adaptations of the first four books in the Oz series. This program is made possible with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Flash is a fish who want's to explore her world in and out of the water. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Children's Radio Players.

Chronicles of Oz In 1900 L. Frank Baum wrote a children's picture book called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This led to a successful 12 book series that told of the people and places in the Land of Oz. These radio dramas are: 28 minute two part adaptations of the first four books in the Oz series. This program is made possible with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Two mollusks get into a conversation about their lives and possibilities. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Children's Radio Players.

A young frog loves to jump. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Chlidren's Radio Players.

Here's a honeybee born with an incredible need to dance. Where expressing yourself is important, but the needs of others must examined. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Chlidren's Radio Players.

Journey with a Dragonfly as she travels along a river to learn fun and exciting lessons. Written by Laura Hale. Produced by Joseph C McGuire. Performed by the Chlidren's Radio Players.

A young frog loves to jump.

Chronicles of Oz In 1900 L. Frank Baum wrote a children's picture book called The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This led to a successful 12 book series that told of the people and places in the Land of Oz. These radio dramas are: 28 minute two part adaptations of the first four books in the Oz series. This program is made possible with a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Grampa Ed's an old coot, who drinks beer and tells fairy tales to kids on a radio station. Only he adds a twisted sense of humor to the telling. Prince Charming needs a bride. The matchmaker Dolly Levine is hired by the King. She knows all about making matches. And hilarity ensues.

Grampa Ed's an old coot, who drinks beer and tells fairy tales to kids on a radio station. Only he adds a twisted sense of humor to the telling. When a Blacksmith is turned into a Tinman by a love sick witch he must seek out a princess to turn him back into a man. Then he runs into a dragon, a ogre and a proper princess.

Grampa Ed's an old coot, who drinks beer and tells fairy tales to kids on a radio station. Only he adds a twisted sense of humor to the telling. Here's Three Bears and Goldilocks which takes place in the Deep, Deep Woods.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard: The Woman in the Big Hat Written by Barness Orczy; adapted for radio by Joseph McGuire Lady Molly has a puzzling problem. Who killed the gentleman in the tea room. The puzzle was who was the murderess under the big hat.

Grampa Ed's Twisted Fairytales presents Tenderella written David Van Meer Here is another fairy tale brought to you by that old geezer Grampa Ed. This time he mashes up cinderella and young adult vampire tales in the story called Tenderella.