Episodes
19
Avg. Duration
6m
Activity
Dormant
Since
Feb 2025
Latest Episode
Feb 2025
Publishing Details
Schedule
Hourly
Format
Serial
Hosting
www.spreaker.com
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About This Podcast
A collection of short, sweet fairy tales from Brazil, including How the Tiger Got His Stripes, and Why The Bananas Belong to the Monkey. - Summary by Beth Thomas
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Recent Episodes
How the Rabbit lost his tail
Feb 03, 2025
4m
How Night Came
Feb 03, 2025
6m
How the Monkey became a Trickster
Feb 03, 2025
5m
How the Speckled Hen got her Speckles
Feb 03, 2025
8m
Why the bananas belong to the Monkey
Feb 03, 2025
7m
How the Tiger got his Stripes
Feb 03, 2025
10m
Why the Monkey still has a tail
Feb 03, 2025
5m
How the Toad got his Bruises
Feb 03, 2025
4m
How Black became White
Feb 03, 2025
6m
How the Brazilian Beetles got their brilliant coats
Feb 03, 2025
8m
How the pigeon became a tame bird
Feb 03, 2025
8m
Why the Lamb is Meek
Feb 03, 2025
9m
Preface
Feb 03, 2025
2m
How the Monkey got food when he was hungry
Feb 03, 2025
4m
How the Monkey escaped being eaten
Feb 03, 2025
6m
How the Monkey got a drink when he was thirsty
Feb 03, 2025
8m
Why the Tiger and the Stag Fear Each Other
Feb 03, 2025
6m
How the Monkey and the Goat earned their reputations
Feb 03, 2025
9m
Why the Sea Moans
Feb 03, 2025
14m
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