A boy is training to be a zen monk in Japan. Life in the monastery is hard. There is one thing he loves to do – and it is not to study or work in the garden.Support the show.

A story from Vietnam about a fisherman who plays a bamboo flute – if only his face was as beautiful as his music !Support the show.

Food is running low on board the spaceship carrying our heroes. The parrot takes them in search of the best hotdog in the Universe.Support the show.

A boy sets out with three loyal dogs and they slay a dragon on their way. Watch out for twists and turns in the story!Support the show.

An ancient story sung in a ballad that mixes riddles and romance. Richard and Jana sing a duet -with Richard taking the part of a Knight and Jana the part of Nelly.Support the show.

A gusty poem by the Scottish writer, George MacDonald. The wind is trying to bully the moon – can he succeed?Support the show.

This ancient story by Aesop is brought up to date. The moral remains the same – when somebody tells you of their love and friendship, remember to judge them by their deeds, not their words.Support the show.

Hiawatha learns Native American legends from his grandmother Nokomis.Support the show.

We continue the story of Bertie and Beatrice’s dreams. Beatrice has called off the wedding, left the palace, and gone to live in the town and look for a job. How will the ex-princess get on in the “real world”?Support the show.

Prince Bertie and Princess Beatrice have very different dreams leading to trouble in the palace.Support the show.