The Apple Seed BYUradio

Join us as Kevin Kling and Josh Goforth, from live recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, tell stories about their family and ancestors. We are reminded through these stories of the different aspects of our lives that are possible because of those who came before us.

(1:01) Kevin Kling tells "Grandpa's Stars" a story that recounts a glimpse into Kling's fix-it, farmer grandpa that taught him astronomy among many other things through family stories.

(8:17) Sam shares a story of when a woman from Argentina inspired him to live more in the moment.

(12:02) Josh Goforth tells about his great-grandparents and neighbors in "My Ancestors" and shares two traditional songs "The Boatman" and "Sally Goodin.'" His stories and songs are full of the antics and strength that come from the stories and resilience of our own ancestors.

Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.

Key Words: Neighbors, Storyteller, Ancestors, Appalachian, Present, Family, Stars, Stories, Grandparents, Storytelling

Join us as Angela Lloyd and Shonaleigh, from live recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, share stories for the sleepers and the dreamers. These stories can go beyond bedtime, and they find their way into our day-to-day lives.

(1:02) Angela Lloyd tells "Thorn Rosa" an Appalachian version of the story of Sleeping Beauty, but as a song performed with auto harp.

(10:23) Sam shares a story about his personal connection to traditional stories and his love of sharing and discussing them with the people he loves.

(14: 48) Angela Lloyd performs a medley on her souped-up washboard.

(20:03) Shonaleigh tells "The Haunted Necklace" a story of how it takes a village to do many things, and the joy we can bring to others as we create and write pieces of the story of our village together.

Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.

Key Words: Bedtime Stories, Teamwork, Storyteller, Fairytale, Appalachian, Family, Musical, Stories, Storytelling, Ghosts

Join us as Noa Baum and Dolores Hydock, from live recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, tell stories about the strangeness of parents, but the memories they give us to tell as stories for years and years.

(1:10) Noa Baum tells "Love Comes in Strange Packages" a story about her parents' love for her as she reflects on the different sacrifices they make for their daughter as they journey to America.

(9:57) Sam shares a story about his Grandfather, who was more than just his hard exterior, and how Sam learned that love shows up in many different ways.

(14:10) Dolores Hydock tells "Reincarnated as a Cat" a story about her mother's presence, and the strange coincidences that are part of being a plan B of survival.

Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.

Key Words: Sacrifice, Parents, Father, Mother, Journey, Plan, Love, Family, Protective, Stories, America

Join us as Motoko and Andy Offutt Irwin, from live recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, tell stories about time. Whether it literally goes missing, or it just moves too fast, stories help us rewind and remember because we always want more time.

(1:05) Motoko tells "Urashima the Fisherman" a story based on a popular Japanese folktale, a fisherman is given a gift, but did not understand what the cost would be.

(18:19) Sam shares a reflection on the passing of time and how it can play tricks on us. If we could, what would we say to ourselves at different moments in our lives?

(23:03) Andy Offutt Irwin tells "The Light Went Away" a story and lullaby sparked from a kindergartener's idea about nighttime. Time might slip through our fingers, but the moments become memories, stories just waiting to be shared (or sung).

Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.

Join us as Simon Brooks and Charlotte Blake Alston, from live recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, tell stories about dependability upon those around us, and the stories that can be told when it comes to trusting ourselves, too.

(00:57) Simon Brooks tells "King March's Ears" a story of secrets, haircuts, and the relief of being yourself.

(11:07) Sam shares a story of a time when he learned he could count on his dad.

(14:39) Charlotte Blake Alston tells "How Raccoon Got His Dinner" a story reminding us of the wisdom of our elders, and the truths they speak should be heard. Sometimes, we might learn a thing or two form the stories they have to tell us.
 
Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.

Key Words: Dependable, Individuality, Raccoon, Compassion, Family, Confidence, Royalty, King, Hope, Stories, Trouble, Trust, Trickster, Wisdom

Join us as Sheila Arnold and Paul Strickland, from live storytelling recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, advise us through stories to making time to really see those around us, listen to their stories, and make room for growth.

(00:59) Sheila Arnold tells "Mission Trip" a personal story recollecting on the changes that occurred during her time in Vietnam while interacting with kids and adults alike.

(13:04) Sam shares a story of a neighbor boy who Sam had misunderstood.

(15:55) Paul Strickland tells "The Bookhead Boy" a seemingly far-fetched story about a boy and his journey to read a story no one was interested in.

Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.

Key Words: Books, Communication, Service, Compassion, Family, Stories, Kids, Storytelling, Growth, Community, Change