"Tales in Two Minutes" brings the popular radio sound byte to the podcasting arena. All stories come from the creative imagination of Jay Stetzer, a master storyteller, whose popular tales have been broadcast on radio since 1991. It's storytelling at it's best! Each entry brings you a personal story, a family story, a true story, a bold-faced lie, an urban folktale, a traditional folktale, a myth, a musing, a meditation, a bit of humor, some irony, and even a little schmaltz for good measure. Tune in and take a 2-minute break, whatever you're doing... it'll make your day! You can find me on the web at www.jaystetzer.com.

My great uncle served in Europe during World War II...

In April, 1882, Captain Despard moved into a house known as Garden Reach

Three days later, the little envelope arrived in her own mailbox

Grandparents and their grandchildren, a match made in heaven.

One fine day, he received a strange letter from the State Wage & Hour Department.

Uncle Billy's been reading the papers lately, and it's gotten him pretty rattled.

On the beach, I shared my space with a gull, or, rather, he shared his space with me.

He was a great guy who had all the qualities for success.

Mrs. Varick died in 1817, during a visit to her niece.

The news around the Chatawile these days is about Al Sesto, the barber.

I always wondered how grass could grow in the crack of a sidewalk.

I don't think our kids really understand what an apron is.

They weren't the greatest band to hit the charts back in the ‘70s.

We stayed at one of those legendary great camps on its own private lake, and we had the time of our lives.

Two burros were foraging on the greens along the banks near a sheer cliff.

Jan's been down in Florida for a good number of years, ever since her late husband retired.

There was a gentleman once who took a fancy to proper speech.

So, just where does his name fit in the contemporary American household?

Just in case you weren't feeling too old today, this will certainly change things. Every

Twice a day, Stuart's school bus rattled past the Sunset Lodge.