Puzzles
It’s National Game and Puzzle Week, and that has Shelley Fraser Mickle remembering a family enigma.
Exceptional storytellers have added a unique dimension to our programs. Month after month, Barry Stewart Mann sent us one of his beautifully crafted stories; and each month Shelley Fraser Mickle told one of her incomparable stories rooted in her Southern childhood. Along the way we also heard from Boston’s famed storyteller, the late Brother Blue, and from the Wampanoag’s Princess Red Wing, a direct descendant of King Philip, who met the Pilgrims and helped them through their first winter.
It’s National Game and Puzzle Week, and that has Shelley Fraser Mickle remembering a family enigma.
Here’s a new fable from the award-winning, Atlanta-based storyteller and actor Barry Stewart Mann.
It’s the anniversary of the invention of the rubber band this month, and that has given some stretch to today’s story from Shelley Fraser Mickle.
It’s National School Lunch Week, a good time to keep an eye out for some sea-faring vegetables, like Barry Stewart Mann’s Captain Cauliflower.
Listen to the Recess! Clip https://recess.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/42/Big-and-Tol-A-Barry-Stewart-Mann-Story.mp3 Author Barry Stewart Mann Air Date 7/21/2005 “Big and Tol” Transcript Barry Stewart Mann has been thinking a great deal about the question of tolerance — here’s his latest story for young people about that pressing subject. Brief sound clip
Listen to the Recess! Clip https://recess.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/42/Shermans-Baby-A-Barry-Stewart-Mann-Story.mp3 Author Barry Stewart Mann Air Date 6/17/2005 Sherman’s Baby Transcript The soldier stepped away from the cannon, awaited the command, then pulled the cord. The report sounded across the valley: “Boom!” There among the crowd, two little boys, Troy and Adam, looked around amazed – “Wow” – while their […]
Remember those first poems we wrote in elementary school? Shelley Fraser Mickle does.
Today, Barry Stewart Mann has a story for us about that linguistic genius, the young child – his young child.
Barry Stewart Mann always finds a way to make his stories dance. Just listen.
Listen to the Recess! Clip https://recess.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/42/Up-On-the-Moon.mp3 Author Kevin Shortsleeve Air Date 7/20/2004 Up on the Moon Transcript I have always felt lucky to remember the first moon landing. At the time, I was only three and a half. I suppose that if I had been born just a few months later, I could have missed […]