Episodes

A story about the treachery and dangers of flying a Spitfire in WW2. By Roald Dahl, published in 1946

A story about how music can enchant and inspire an emperor. By Hans Christian Andersen, published in 1843

A story about the beauty and dangers of prospectin' out West. By Jack London, published in 1905

Another beloved tale from our English sleuth. Written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Published in 1892

The first chapter of this beloved American classic tale - Written by James Stevens, 1925

A short story about heroes and villains and things not always working out. Written by Joe Fireside

Celebrating 1 million listens with some personal musings with the aim of inspiring some thoughts or discussions.

A creepy tale, to kick off the Halloween Season - For adults only - Written by Algernon Blackwood

A light-hearted tale of ransoms, and retribution. Written by O. Henry.

A well-known story by H.G. Wells, published in 1897.

A long overdue Part 2 to Jennie Hall's Viking Tales

A Charles Dickens classic tale, as featured in the Lock and Key Mystery series, edited by Julian Hawthorne.

Just a small update about me, my life, and Tales by the Fireside

Tonight we take a look into a collection of tales taken from the Norse Vikings, and follow the childhood of a young king. Written by Jennie Hall.

A fascinating look into some of the mythology of the Ancient Egyptians. Written by E.A. Wallis Budge.

A world famous sailor features in tonight's nautical Tale for Everyone. Written by an Unknown Author.

Tonight, we have a sci-fi story of deception and rivalry. Oh, and cats. Written by Robert Sampson

An exclusive episode about a slow moving boat as it trundles down the Mississippi. Written by Sol Smith

Our story tonight is a wonderful look at how we can improve our sleeping habits and improve our quality of life. Written by Gemma Clatworthy

Tonight, we have a story of one young girl, battling with a reputation and blossoming into adulthood. Written by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Tonight, we have an old retelling of a very well known and well loved story. Written by an unknown author

Tonight, we have the next instalment of the fantasy middle grade novel, written by Kristy Brown

This Tale for Children is set in India, and follows an evil snake as he tries to trick a small baby. Written by G.E. Farrow

Part one of book one of the wonderful Kiera's Quest series. A wonderful story of fantasy and destiny. Written by Kristy Brown