New Year’s Resolutions
While most New Year’s resolutions are quickly forgotten, Shelley Fraser Mickle is remembering hers.
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.
While most New Year’s resolutions are quickly forgotten, Shelley Fraser Mickle is remembering hers.
It’s Christmas Day, and Shelley Fraser Mickle reminds us that some of the most precious gifts we can give are the ones that don’t cost anything.
It’s the birthday today of Marjorie Buell, the creator of one of the first comics about an empowered little girl, the incomparable Little Lulu, who has Shelley Fraser Mickle remembering.
It’s winter, time for the first snow of the season. And time for a story from Barry Stewart Mann called “The Warmth of Snow.”
Who put the jelly in a PB and J? Shelley Fraser Mickle is here today to tell us.
With Thanksgiving and the holiday season fast approaching, you might be thinking of having your young one’s official portrait taken. Here’s Koren Stembridge recalling her adventures at her baby’s first photo shoot.
It was the birthday last week of Roy Rogers, and our own galloping commentator, Shelley Fraser Mickle, has some thoughts today about this all-American icon.
Shelley Fraser Mickle’s remembering today is about that mainstay of every child’s diet – the cookie – and how it crumbles.
In honor of Dictionary Day, Shelley Fraser Mickle has looked up a story for us.
It’s School Lunch Week, and Barry Stewart Mann has a word to say on behalf of the most taken for granted ingredients on any lunch tray – the condiments.