The Best of The American Storyteller Radio Journal Nelson Lauver
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Nationally syndicated journalist, Nelson Lauver is the creator and host of The American Storyteller Radio Journal, a 4 minute slice of the American Experience, broadcast on radio stations across the country. Nelson has authored and narrated hundreds of short stories which you can listen to and download from his website at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
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TAS_001 - Idiots - Download more great stories FREE at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
A great story about the Wright brothers, and you.
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TAS_002 - Ada - Download more great stories FREE at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
Ladies and gentlemen, meet Ada Snyder.
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TAS_003 - Balto - Download more great stories FREE at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
The wonderful story of Balto the sled dog, who led his team through a blizzard to deliver desperately needed medicine to the children of Nome, Alaska.
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TAS_004 - Gala Event - Download more great stories FREE at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
Nelsons mom gets the first microwave oven in town.
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TAS_005 - Al Capone - Download more great stories FREE at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
The life story of gangster Al Capone.
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TAS_006 - Cashmere - Download more great stories FREE at www.theamericanstoryteller.com
Nelson accidentally washes Janes cashmere sweater -- he put it in the dryer too
Customer Reviews
Most enjoyable
These wonderfully spoken short (typically < 5min) stories are a pleasant and perfect fit for listening as I get ready for the day. Entertaining and informative. Can bring a smile or a tear. Very nice.
Way better than Paul Harvey
I am somewhat hard to entertain and it is a bit difficult to hold my attention. So, what I am about to say holds volumes. I love Nelson Lauver's stories and his presentation is unlike anyone I have ever heard. I am mesmerized by the story and I am very entertained awaiting, the next sentence to come from his mouth. I want to compare him to Paul Harvey, but much better. (sorry Mr. Harvey) I also think it refreshing, how I can relate to his stories, and my being from the south. Oh Yeah, they are "American" stories. He seems to tap into the simple way of life and enjoy watching people and mentally recording at the same time.