"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.
I was at a large get together at the home of one of my friend's parents.
Bill took his grandson Timmy down to the river for a morning of fishing.
I understood why he turned down my invitation, and a lot more.
A Mass was held to celebrate the installation of a bishop.
It's been a while since Heather and Marcy have seen each other
The neighbors headed out back, just as Billy came in through the front door.
Henry makes his living as technician for a medium sized engineering company.
As she got dressed for work, Rosemary felt like she was on top of the world
Farmers wanted to fence it in to protect their crops. Ranchers needed just the opposite...
If you want a career with a steady learning curve, become a teacher.
It was getting time for Sam to leave the farm and make his way in the world.
He told me about the most bizarre dream he had the night before last.
Today her counting stopped at number one: her father's coat.
A man and a young teenage boy checked in to a hotel and were shown to their room.
I'm referring to the appearance of one Elvis Presley on the American scene
On any given day, you can see three old geezers sitting at a sidewalk table outside the Chatawile.
"I will give an automatic ‘B' to anyone who would prefer not to take the final exam.”
There once lived an old hermit by a soft flowing river.
Just about everybody I've ever talked to is proud of their family tree.
Over in Bozeman, Montana there was this rancher, y'see...