Nodcast

Okay, it's finally posted! I had some major technical difficulties with the videocast and then life got in the way for a few weeks, but now the videocast is here on Nodcast rather than rabblevision. Enjoy! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

To see this week's Nodcast video, you will need to go here: http://www.rabble.ca/rpn/vid [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Today I'm reading the beginning of one of my all-time favorite books, Black Beauty. Come and listen to the first couple of chapters of the book that changed the way many people around the world thought about the way animals should be treated. [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Join me to hear the story of how a "lowly" tailor became a clever king! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Happy New Year, and welcome back to Nodcast! I'm glad you could join me for a brand new episode, with a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm. [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

This is the last Nodcast for 2005! But I'll be back in January. Join me while we read a story that has been a Christmas favorite for generations of children waiting for Santa on Christmas Eve. [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Today is the last of four Advent Sundays leading up to Christmas! Charles Dickens wrote a condensed version of his famous book, "A Christmas Carol" so that he could read it to people in four short parts, called "staves". As a Nodcast special, I have read one stave each Advent Sunday, and this is the final one. I hope you enjoy it! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Come and listen to a story by Hans Christian Anderson, a storyteller who lived over a century ago in Denmark. Hear about the Professor and the Flea's travelling adventures, and how they managed to get a hot air balloon! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Today is the third of four Advent Sundays leading up to Christmas! Charles Dickens wrote a condensed version of his famous book, "A Christmas Carol" so that he could read it to people in four short parts, called "staves". As a Nodcast special, I am reading one stave each Advent Sunday, and this is the third stave. I hope you enjoy it! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

I have awesome nieces. One of them wrote a neat story that I’ll share with you today, about a dragon that breathes whipped cream instead of fire! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Today is the second of four Advent Sundays leading up to Christmas! Charles Dickens wrote a condensed version of his famous book, "A Christmas Carol" so that he could read it to people in four short parts, called "staves". As a Nodcast special, I am reading one stave each Advent Sunday, and this is the second one. I hope you enjoy it! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Today is going to be a special non-fiction episode of Nodcast. My son asked me how snails make their shells and I had no idea! So, with the help of a nice librarian and a neat book, I found out how – and if you join me, you can find out too! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Today is the first of four Advent Sundays leading up to Christmas! Charles Dickens wrote a condensed version of his famous book, "A Christmas Carol" so that he could read it to people in four short parts, called "staves". As a Nodcast special, I am reading one stave each Advent Sunday, and this is the first stave. I hope you enjoy it! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Join me again this week, for three old, short stories told by Native people of the Okanagan and Thompson River. These are wonderful legends which explain some things that happen in nature. [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]

Hi everyone! Travel with me, back in time to Avonlea. This story isn't about Anne of Green Gables, but it is set in the same fictional village where Anne grew up. Come and hear what Pa Sloane bought at an auction! [a rabble podcast network (rpn) show]