Podcasts about The Little Red Hen

Seth uses President Trump's speech today at the Department of Justice to give disquisition on justice. Producer David Doll honors the legacy of his grandmother. President Ronald Reagan's rendition of The Little Red Hen. Senate Minority Leader Schumer (D-NY) joined nine other Democrats to pass a GOP-introduced short-term spending bill to avert a government shutdown. Former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson passed away.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(Airdate 3/6/25) Allen Shay, born in Bolton, Mississippi and lived in Jackson, Mississippi moved to Pasadena at the age of five alongside his widowed mother and thirteen siblings growing up in a humble environment. His journey into civil rights activism began with his involvement in the 1964 civil rights bill experiment and the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) integration efforts. He was appointed to Pasadena's Northwest Commission for 12 years, holding leadership roles as chair and vice chair multiple times. He is co-owner and operator of Altadena's Little Red Hen restaurant and community hub along with his entire family.https://www.instagram.com/allenshay81/ https://www.instagram.com/diprimaradio/

Welcome back to Season 4! In today's episode, I'm chatting with Rebecca LeVake about how to make picture books even more fun by acting them out with your kids. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just looking for new ways to engage little (and big!) readers, Rebecca's got some great ideas to bring stories to life in an interactive and playful way. Grab your kids, a favorite picture book, and let's dive in!To learn more about Rebecca's reading adventures and the educational journey of her family, be sure to check out her website!Books shared in this episode:Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson RawlsThe Outsiders by S.E. HintonTo Kill a Mockingbird by Harper LeeBodie and Brock Thoene book series for older teens and adults 16+ The Zion Chronicles, The Zion Covenant, Shiloh Legacy, The Jerusalem ChroniclesThe Zion Legacy- they've written more, but these are the ones we've read. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. TolkienRoll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred D. TaylorSong of the Trees by Mildred D. TaylorOnce on a Time by A.A. Milne -Picture Books That Are Perfect for Beginning: Simple, Engaging, and Fun!-One-Dog Canoe by Mary Casanova and Ard HoytThe Mitten by Jan Brett (mistakenly referred to as “The Hat” in the episode) Elephant and Piggie books by Mo WillemsGuess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratneyLittle Red Hot by Eric A. KimmelArmadilly Chili by Helen Ketteman (a Little Red Hen story)Song and Dance Man by Karen AckermanRoxaboxen by Barbara CooneyThe Pumpkin Runner by Marsha Diane ArnoldCaps for Sale by Esphyr SlobodkinaThe Farmer in the Dell by Alexandra Wallner Get full access to Reshelving Alexandria at www.reshelvingalexandria.com/subscribe

Another cleaning of the dairy barn, having funs with sourdoughs, getting ready for another Icy Blast of Winter.  The fun never ends...Acorn bought a 50 lb bag of hard red winter wheat to grind for flour.  Little Red Hen found that it filled 28 qt jars (she had ground up 3 qts prior).  Each jar got a sachet of "oxygen absorber" before sealing with lids and rings. Will be interesting to see how long this batch of grain will last.Hay chores need to be done today... Fill the feeders for the goats as well as add some into the goose nesting boxes.  They can begin laying soon.Kombucha is now 13 years old.  That is one good SCOBY!  Goats will eat the extra SCOBY so a win-win for everyone.

The Little Red Hen gears up for a bustling harvest season, only to discover that her barnyard friends are too lazy to lend a hand. As she tackles the planting, tending, and harvesting all on her own, she teaches everyone a valuable lesson about hard work and the rewards of diligence.

Concourse 12. 8 PM. Sharp. ‘How am I still writing this story?' What even is this story? To be fair, I didn't know what I was writing but it sounded good—there was something powerful about the way the shadow figures danced in the confines of my mind—careful not to become attached to the love I had grown for them, the mysterious shadows, they appeared both as creatures of man, and as animals; this— The Prairie Dog— a fortified soldier but also a leader. There's nothing you can do about this, you know. Why exactly should I want to do anything at all? It's a curse. So it is. —you'll be rid of it within the turn of seasons. Worthwhile advice. I envy you. — as anyone should. —you shouldn't. The second, a voice unknown. I didn't know these pussyfoot bastards worked on Sundays. They work to the will of your beck and call. Like all good slaves and servants should. As to be expected under your remarkable guidance. My remarkable guidance is yet to be a consideration as my unintentional inadequacies. Verily, I'm sure. Are you sure. There was once a time I wasn't so sure or anything— Now I'm more than sure of everything than I ever was. Now I believe you. —you shouldn't. It was a raised scar, like the one on my elbow from when I was 9–one I was sure would never heal. It could easily be felt by running my tongue only the bottom of my lower lip— evidence that there has been a hole in my face that had gone straight through to the other side—just then I remembered that also my too teeth had left bloody, skinless indents on my upper lip, which eventually inspired me to re-pieirce my upper lip—the canine tooth had almost gone all the way through, anyway— I joked; but it wasn't funny. Why in the fuck should I trust you? That's a good question. It's a question that deserves an answer. Even if I gave you a good one, would you trust it? What? Do you trust me at all? I'm trying to. Trying is doing. There are tougher things than swallowing your pride. How about—swallowing a bullet. That's some class-A on-screen banter. Now I have an endless supply of coffee in my room. That's good—if only there were somehow also warm calorie-free pastries to add to the pleasure of luxury one would find such as waking up to one's own studio, fresh out of time and chock full of ideas, and a hearty list of things to do— with a whole world of… Oh. The wi-FI is on. Something about my creative intelligence had seem to spark a curious interest within the pre-concious life forms of the lower realms. Lucky, I was just visiting—sure to take my life at any given moment when just so I felt that I had been fed up to here with simply human senselessness; however, I was indeed tasked with enveloping humankind in my own ways—that is, the ways of higher thinking, as I had traveled far and long from an ascended realm, only of course to be welcomed by absolute l chaos—and some primitive, intrinsic fear. Humans happen to be almost immidiateky stifled by one's outer appearances—as to say the least— as when I first I arrived I was neither welcome, nor valued. AHAT—WHATTHEFUCK. Yes. EEGH. How do you do? [The Festival Project.™] {Enter The Multiverse} There for I, There for I, There for I, None! As truth did shatter mine ever being, And also Ever person near WHO VALIDATED THAT BITCH'S PARKING. —you think she drove here?! —if she did it would be on a broomstick. Goddammit. Get her out of here! Out! I said! You're…not a fan of Fallon's, are you. No, I'm not. (No—God, no.) Well, why not? First of all, he winks at people. ;) *cringe* Like, off camera. And I want damages. Damages?! Damages. He's seeking damages?! To what. Like, my entire—everything. Damages to everything. My entire life! Ah. I've got to admit, being sued hy Jimmy Fallon is probably the most exciting thing that's ever happened in the entirety of this series! What about that thing with Skrillex. That was pretty exiting. Which thing with Skrillex? All the things with Skrillex were pretty exciting. (Admittedly, yes.) Then there was Dillon Francis. I hate Dillon Francis. Exactly. Why! Because he excited you. Next question! Ahead. Yo. I finally get to link up with Supacree. You're a mess. Everything is a mess. The world is a mess. —your mom's a mess. Amanda, please. Have you been drinking? How long has deadmau5 been a cat? Forever, I think. Exciting! Enter through the exit! Enter through the exit! Who the fuck let you in here. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2024 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ©

Concourse 12. 8 PM. Sharp. ‘How am I still writing this story?' What even is this story? To be fair, I didn't know what I was writing but it sounded good—there was something powerful about the way the shadow figures danced in the confines of my mind—careful not to become attached to the love I had grown for them, the mysterious shadows, they appeared both as creatures of man, and as animals; this— The Prairie Dog— a fortified soldier but also a leader. There's nothing you can do about this, you know. Why exactly should I want to do anything at all? It's a curse. So it is. —you'll be rid of it within the turn of seasons. Worthwhile advice. I envy you. — as anyone should. —you shouldn't. The second, a voice unknown. I didn't know these pussyfoot bastards worked on Sundays. They work to the will of your beck and call. Like all good slaves and servants should. As to be expected under your remarkable guidance. My remarkable guidance is yet to be a consideration as my unintentional inadequacies. Verily, I'm sure. Are you sure. There was once a time I wasn't so sure or anything— Now I'm more than sure of everything than I ever was. Now I believe you. —you shouldn't. It was a raised scar, like the one on my elbow from when I was 9–one I was sure would never heal. It could easily be felt by running my tongue only the bottom of my lower lip— evidence that there has been a hole in my face that had gone straight through to the other side—just then I remembered that also my too teeth had left bloody, skinless indents on my upper lip, which eventually inspired me to re-pieirce my upper lip—the canine tooth had almost gone all the way through, anyway— I joked; but it wasn't funny. Why in the fuck should I trust you? That's a good question. It's a question that deserves an answer. Even if I gave you a good one, would you trust it? What? Do you trust me at all? I'm trying to. Trying is doing. There are tougher things than swallowing your pride. How about—swallowing a bullet. That's some class-A on-screen banter. Now I have an endless supply of coffee in my room. That's good—if only there were somehow also warm calorie-free pastries to add to the pleasure of luxury one would find such as waking up to one's own studio, fresh out of time and chock full of ideas, and a hearty list of things to do— with a whole world of… Oh. The wi-FI is on. Something about my creative intelligence had seem to spark a curious interest within the pre-concious life forms of the lower realms. Lucky, I was just visiting—sure to take my life at any given moment when just so I felt that I had been fed up to here with simply human senselessness; however, I was indeed tasked with enveloping humankind in my own ways—that is, the ways of higher thinking, as I had traveled far and long from an ascended realm, only of course to be welcomed by absolute l chaos—and some primitive, intrinsic fear. Humans happen to be almost immidiateky stifled by one's outer appearances—as to say the least— as when I first I arrived I was neither welcome, nor valued. AHAT—WHATTHEFUCK. Yes. EEGH. How do you do? [The Festival Project.™] {Enter The Multiverse} There for I, There for I, There for I, None! As truth did shatter mine ever being, And also Ever person near WHO VALIDATED THAT BITCH'S PARKING. —you think she drove here?! —if she did it would be on a broomstick. Goddammit. Get her out of here! Out! I said! You're…not a fan of Fallon's, are you. No, I'm not. (No—God, no.) Well, why not? First of all, he winks at people. ;) *cringe* Like, off camera. And I want damages. Damages?! Damages. He's seeking damages?! To what. Like, my entire—everything. Damages to everything. My entire life! Ah. I've got to admit, being sued hy Jimmy Fallon is probably the most exciting thing that's ever happened in the entirety of this series! What about that thing with Skrillex. That was pretty exiting. Which thing with Skrillex? All the things with Skrillex were pretty exciting. (Admittedly, yes.) Then there was Dillon Francis. I hate Dillon Francis. Exactly. Why! Because he excited you. Next question! Ahead. Yo. I finally get to link up with Supacree. You're a mess. Everything is a mess. The world is a mess. —your mom's a mess. Amanda, please. Have you been drinking? How long has deadmau5 been a cat? Forever, I think. Exciting! Enter through the exit! Enter through the exit! Who the fuck let you in here. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2024 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Concourse 12. 8 PM. Sharp. ‘How am I still writing this story?' What even is this story? To be fair, I didn't know what I was writing but it sounded good—there was something powerful about the way the shadow figures danced in the confines of my mind—careful not to become attached to the love I had grown for them, the mysterious shadows, they appeared both as creatures of man, and as animals; this— The Prairie Dog— a fortified soldier but also a leader. There's nothing you can do about this, you know. Why exactly should I want to do anything at all? It's a curse. So it is. —you'll be rid of it within the turn of seasons. Worthwhile advice. I envy you. — as anyone should. —you shouldn't. The second, a voice unknown. I didn't know these pussyfoot bastards worked on Sundays. They work to the will of your beck and call. Like all good slaves and servants should. As to be expected under your remarkable guidance. My remarkable guidance is yet to be a consideration as my unintentional inadequacies. Verily, I'm sure. Are you sure. There was once a time I wasn't so sure or anything— Now I'm more than sure of everything than I ever was. Now I believe you. —you shouldn't. It was a raised scar, like the one on my elbow from when I was 9–one I was sure would never heal. It could easily be felt by running my tongue only the bottom of my lower lip— evidence that there has been a hole in my face that had gone straight through to the other side—just then I remembered that also my too teeth had left bloody, skinless indents on my upper lip, which eventually inspired me to re-pieirce my upper lip—the canine tooth had almost gone all the way through, anyway— I joked; but it wasn't funny. Why in the fuck should I trust you? That's a good question. It's a question that deserves an answer. Even if I gave you a good one, would you trust it? What? Do you trust me at all? I'm trying to. Trying is doing. There are tougher things than swallowing your pride. How about—swallowing a bullet. That's some class-A on-screen banter. Now I have an endless supply of coffee in my room. That's good—if only there were somehow also warm calorie-free pastries to add to the pleasure of luxury one would find such as waking up to one's own studio, fresh out of time and chock full of ideas, and a hearty list of things to do— with a whole world of… Oh. The wi-FI is on. Something about my creative intelligence had seem to spark a curious interest within the pre-concious life forms of the lower realms. Lucky, I was just visiting—sure to take my life at any given moment when just so I felt that I had been fed up to here with simply human senselessness; however, I was indeed tasked with enveloping humankind in my own ways—that is, the ways of higher thinking, as I had traveled far and long from an ascended realm, only of course to be welcomed by absolute l chaos—and some primitive, intrinsic fear. Humans happen to be almost immidiateky stifled by one's outer appearances—as to say the least— as when I first I arrived I was neither welcome, nor valued. AHAT—WHATTHEFUCK. Yes. EEGH. How do you do? [The Festival Project.™] {Enter The Multiverse} There for I, There for I, There for I, None! As truth did shatter mine ever being, And also Ever person near WHO VALIDATED THAT BITCH'S PARKING. —you think she drove here?! —if she did it would be on a broomstick. Goddammit. Get her out of here! Out! I said! You're…not a fan of Fallon's, are you. No, I'm not. (No—God, no.) Well, why not? First of all, he winks at people. ;) *cringe* Like, off camera. And I want damages. Damages?! Damages. He's seeking damages?! To what. Like, my entire—everything. Damages to everything. My entire life! Ah. I've got to admit, being sued hy Jimmy Fallon is probably the most exciting thing that's ever happened in the entirety of this series! What about that thing with Skrillex. That was pretty exiting. Which thing with Skrillex? All the things with Skrillex were pretty exciting. (Admittedly, yes.) Then there was Dillon Francis. I hate Dillon Francis. Exactly. Why! Because he excited you. Next question! Ahead. Yo. I finally get to link up with Supacree. You're a mess. Everything is a mess. The world is a mess. —your mom's a mess. Amanda, please. Have you been drinking? How long has deadmau5 been a cat? Forever, I think. Exciting! Enter through the exit! Enter through the exit! Who the fuck let you in here. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2024 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ©

On this week's Friday LIVE Extra podcast, a preview of the next production at The Little Red Hen Theatre and a discussion about this year's Nebraska Scholastic Writing Awards.

On this week's Friday LIVE Extra podcast, a preview of the next production at The Little Red Hen Theatre and a discussion about this year's Nebraska Scholastic Writing Awards.

On the April 12 Friday LIVE, host Genevieve Randall and guests chat about: Tyler Graim's film and his appearance at the Ross Media Arts Center; "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" in Wakefield; WallSpace-LNK's exhibition called "Invoking American Spirits;" Josh Gracin's performance at the Minden Opera House; Sarah McCammon's new book and appearance in Omaha; and the next concerts by the Nebraska Chamber Players. Also, poetry by Siwar Masannat and a look at Omaha Performing Arts events.

On the April 12 Friday LIVE, host Genevieve Randall and guests chat about: Tyler Graim's film and his appearance at the Ross Media Arts Center; "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" in Wakefield; WallSpace-LNK's exhibition called "Invoking American Spirits;" Josh Gracin's performance at the Minden Opera House; Sarah McCammon's new book and appearance in Omaha; and the next concerts by the Nebraska Chamber Players. Also, poetry by Siwar Masannat and a look at Omaha Performing Arts events.

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The Little Red Hen is an American fable first collected by Mary Mapes Dodge in St. Nicholas Magazine in 1874. The story is meant to teach children the importance of hard work and personal initiative.

HENNY PENNYGREEN SERIES (ages 4 & up)Copyright © 2023 by P. Haines-Ainsworth & Terence Alaric Levittproduced by Winking Kat Books"HENNY PENNY" is a musical mash-up of two classic fables, "The Little Red Hen" and "Chicken Little".  Our story features Henny Penny over the course of four seasons as she plants & harvests her wheat, then turns the wheat into flour.  Every time she has a big task to do, her friends make excuses not to help her.  When she uses the flour to bake a delicious & fragrant loaf of bread, they finally have plenty of time to help her eat it.  But Henny Penny has better ideas for the bread.  She decides to put it in a basket and present it to the king for his birthday.  On the way she feels something hard hit her head.  Not seeing anything obvious, she believes what hit her was a small piece of the sky.  She runs to alert her friends: Goosie Lucy, Turkey Lurkey, & Ducky Lucky, that the sky is breaking into pieces and will soon fall down.  Foxy Loxy meets Henny & her friends as they are rushing to the king to tell him the news. He offers to make the journey to warn the king himself and persuades the fowl friends to go into his den for safety.  Little do Henny & her friends realize Foxy has planned this all along & has no intention of making the journey to the king.  Will Henny Penny, Goosie Lucy, & Turkey Lurkey stay for dinner?  Or will they BE dinner?  Listen & find out.Henny Penny's  book and lyrics were written by P. Haines-Ainsworth.  Music composed by Terrence Alaric Levitt.  Characters voiced by:  Adrian Cerrato, Arwen Dewey, Ellen Dessler Smith, Max Lopuszynski, and Pat Haines-Ainsworth.  This episode was recorded at Top of the Hill Studios in Duvall, WA (sound engineer, Steven Bell)TO FIND MORE AUDIO STORY EPISODES AND GENERAL INFO, CLICK ON THIS LINK:WINKINGKATTALES.COMWinking Kat Tales is a proud member of the Dramafy Audio Play (dramafy.com)  network.Tags: #winkingkattales #childrensmusic #musicaltheatre #audioplay

In this tale, we meet the little red hen who has a lot of responsibility. This story is an ode to parents and guardians everywhere—and is about enjoying the rewards that come from a lot of hard work and the excitement of trying something new. The story also lends a reminder to lend your friends a helping hand, especially if you like fresh bread! ***Before you snooze, don't forget to follow Snorey Books to never miss an episode! Click here. Listener Shout-Outs: Rate, Review, and Follow on Apple Podcasts If your child would like to hear their name on the podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap rate with five stars, and select "Write a Review." Make sure to tell me: 1. Your child's first name. 2. What your child/or your family loves most about Snorey Books.3. What stories your family would like to hear in future episodes.Share the Love If this bedtime story helped you and your little ones catch some zzz's, please share it with your friends, loved ones, fellow parents—or anyone in need of a calming bedtime story. Instagram: @snoreybooksFacebook: @snoreybooksWebsite: snoreybooks.com

On this episode of The Ty Brady Way, Ty reflects on a classic story called "The Little Red Hen" to convey a powerful message about hard work and dedication. Ty shares how the story tells of a diligent hen who seeks help from her companions – a dog, a pig, and a cow – at various stages of growing and making bread. However, each time, they refuse to assist and choose to sunbathe instead. The little red hen persists, doing all the work herself. When the bread is finally ready, the dog, pig, and cow eagerly want to share it, but the hen enjoys it alone.   Ty draws parallels between this story and the life of an entrepreneur. Ty emphasizes that success isn't just about the highlight reel; it's about the unseen hard work, dedication, and sacrifices that lead to that success. The story serves as a reminder that there is no substitution for hard work, and individuals must be willing to put in the effort and make sacrifices to achieve their goals.   Ty encourages you to assess your willingness to put in the hard work required for success, to overcome challenges, and to achieve your dreams   As always, we would like to hear from you! Email us at thetybradyway@gmail.com Or DM us on Instagram @thetybradyway https://www.instagram.com/thetybradyway/  

T.Ferries from the USA has written a great story combining elements from The Little Red Hen and Hey Diddle Diddle and we've turned it into a Fun Fables episode. Do you or your class have a story you want to share with us?  Send it to hello@funfablespodcast.com Fun Fables are a collection of classic children's audio stories, fairy tales, fables and nursery rhymes that are fun and educational. Perfect for bedtime stories and car trips.  The episodes have all the key elements of the tradition tales but at the same time are unique and add a bit of humour along the way.   Email: hello@funfablespodcast.com Website: www.funfablespodcast.com   Created and produced by: Josh Newth Narrated by: The Narrator Man Published by KinderlingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James 2:14-26

Work a four letter word? Prov 12:11 #Nightlight #RTTBROS Work 4 letter word? Paul Chappell He that tilleth his land shall be satisfied with bread: but he t followeth vain persons is void of understanding-Proverbs 12:11 Though it may have originated in Russia, the origins of the childrens story The Little Red Hen are uncertain. This little parable describe hen who found some wheat seeds and invited the other barnyard anim to help her grow and harvest the wheat. Despite her repeated asking assistance, none of them are interested in planting, weeding, watering harvesting, milling, or baking. Yet when the delicious bread is finish they are more than happy to help eat it. Instead the Little Red Hen said "I'll eat it myself." She had done all of the work, and she deserved the satisfaction of reaping the fruit of her efforts. Our society does not value work as it once did. There are man government programs providing funding for those who are unwilling t labor. (This is different than providing help for those who cannot hel themselves.) These programs produce a negative incentive. When there is no connection between work and reward, it is not hard to understand why people regard work as something to be avoided if at all possible Those who are able to work but refuse to do so cheat themselves of the satisfaction and accomplishment that comes from diligent labor. Instead of drifting along with the culture, God's people should b shining examples of diligent workers. Whether or not the task is enjoyable or pays as much as we think it should, work is part of God's plan for our lives. We must remember that ultimately our labor is for the Lord, no our human boss, Colossians 3:23-24 admonishes, "And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men; Knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward of the inheritance: for ye serve the Lord Christ Today's Word to the Wise: Do all of your work diligently, realizing that you rob yourself as well as others when you do less than your best. Our Podcast, Blog and YouTube Links https://linktr.ee/rttbros Be sure to Like, Share, Follow and subscribe it helps get the word out. https://linktr.ee/rttbros

We started our Travel Brat Texas trip by flying Delta into Dallas, picking up a car from my fave new rental car company, Thrifty, and scooting over to the most beautiful little historic town. The historic town of McKinney, Texas, was about 45 minutes from the airport and a must-visit hidden gem on the outskirts of Dallas! We stayed in the most charming hotel- The Grand Hotel of McKinney. The Grand Hotel was built in 1885 by the Heard Brothers. When built, the Grand consisted of an original 14 rooms, a Grand Ballroom, and Rick's Chophouse. It was only 15,000 square feet! Later, the Tower was added, expanding the hotel to 45 rooms.From the Willy Nelson book in our room to the Grand Ballroom and rustic red brick walls, the Grand Hotel was charming from head to toe. My favorite part was the tasteful paintings on every floor and in every room, and the little library at the end of the hall right by our room!Check out the Grand Hotel's Experience Page for the 411 on McKinney.The town of McKinney was quaint and charming. For morning coffee, there are two great spots: Layered and Filtered. Layered had the best hot chocolate and a killer lavender late. The most remarkable addition to the restaurant was the little robot cat tray that brought out our food. Filtered has live music along with Cadillac Pizza, Harvest, Lone Star Wine, The Pub, The Celt, and Rick's Lounge. These spots, as well as Room One Eleven, and Barron Creek are also great for a cold crisp beer.If you are staying in McKinney, you must take the day to mozy around and visit all the adorable little shops and stores. Some town favorites are Ambrosia, Little Red Hen, Birds & Words, Antique Company, Homeology, Fair & Square, Sharla's, and Cotton Hearts.Other must-try restaurants in McKinney are The Yard, Local Yocal, Patina Green, and Urban Grill. For Historical cities, check out Chestnut Square Heritage Village, Collin County Farm Museum, Collin County History Museum, Heard Natural Science Museum, and the Heard-Craig Center for the Arts. For a great show, check out the McKinney Performing Arts Center.McKinney has a plethora of art and antiques. Explore the art at Kim Guthrie Antique Company, MillHouse, and The Last Art Gallery.Be sure to bring an umbrella so that you can stay dry! Texas weather is totally unpredictable! McKinney is a small town, so I recommend visiting for one to three days maximum. 

Yes, in the "story for all ages", she did all the work. But in our real lives, do we want to eat alone, while others have nothing to eat? When we examine the ways we are connected to others, we will most often find that it is where we work, where we serve, and where we share that we feel connected. Beyond the parable of the Little Red Hen, this service is also about building that connection more deeply, and includes our Worship Associate's reflection on "Belonging and Serving." Piano accompaniment by Alex Pietsch. Copyright 2023. All rights reserved. Intro and outro background music by Tim Moor at Pixabay. UUMAN is a welcoming congregation and we thank you for taking the time to get to know us a bit better. You can learn more about us by visiting our website at www.UUMAN.orgUnitarian Universalism is a religion based on seven moral principles which promote the inherent worth of all people and each individual's search for truth and meaning. Learn more at uua.org UUMAN is a 501(c)3 organization under the Internal Revenue Code. Your contribution is deductible to the full extent provided by law. https://www.uuman.org/donate/ UUMAN - Unitarian Universalist Metro Atlanta North 11420 Crabapple Rd, Roswell, GA 30075 (770) 992-3949 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcRwJlKGVhksTvxKeCXhxeQ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/UUMAN.ATL Twitter https://twitter.com/UUMAN_ATL #UUMAN #Unitarian #Universalist #Universalism #UU

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Scripture Reading Text: Matthew 5:21-24 ; 18:15-22 Announcements As of this past Sunday, we have had 9 FPM commitments turned in that equal $16,989.44. I failed to kick off Tract Month this past Sunday! Our K3/K4 preschool classes will be presenting “The Little Red Hen” this coming Friday morning at…

My guests Stephanie Nye and Kirsten Finberg are each lovely in their own right, but because they are longtime friends who work side-by-side at the Morro Bay Farmers Market each Thursday afternoon, they are magic together. Stephanie (aka Soupgangsta) is the brains behind Farmers Market Inspired Soups, a company she's had for many years that feeds folks tasty soups made from produce she gets at the market. I first came across Stephanie's work via her cookbook, Central Coast Farmers Market Soups, a beautiful love letter to our home and the agriculture it supports, plus recipes of course. Kirsten Finberg is another person I'd met once or twice but never had the chance to really get to know. She is the owner and baker behind Little Red Hen Bread, which makes wood-fired breads for sale at farmers markets and other local outlets. Kirsten is a firecracker with energy, brains, and humor to spare. The two of these ladies work at several farmers markets, but when they met at the Morro Bay Market, they knew they'd become friends, just like soup and bread. But NOT like cherries, as you'll soon understand. Anyway, listen in and you'll feel like you're right at the table with us.   Buy Stephanie's book here.   Little Red Hen Bread Instagram: @littleredhenbread Farmers Market Inspired Soups website: farmersmarketsoup.wordpress.com Instagram: @soupgangsta  

Welcome to Steve Foster for joining me as cohost! Introduction: 00:00-19:43 Matt Milkowski cover: 19:44-22:40 Steve and Greg: 22:40-1:25:30 Ryan O'Nan interview: 1:28:00-1:54:00 Josh Kemble interview: 1:54:00-2:15:30 The Little Red Hen: 2:16:30-2:25 Acoustic transition music courtesy of Ray Ream. 

Jesus, The Little Red Hen, and Us Jesus invites us to follow him. What will it mean to follow him? :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Today's episode featured work from these artists: "Big Bear" by Jonny Easton (www.youtube.com/jonnyeaston) "Growing Up" by Scott Buckley (www.youtube.com/scottbuckley)

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For the first episode of 2023, JD spends a few minutes recounting some of the highlights from the last year. He then shares some audio drama updates before jumping into three mini reviews. He shares his thoughts on The Little Red Hen from The Academy of Arts, A Friend from Woodgrove episode #1: “Double Date”, and "The Speckled Band" from LRT Media. And lastly, JD addresses some great listener feedback from Greyson, Samuel, Michael, and Jacob.Full show notes at http://www.audiotheatrecentral.com/175What are your thoughts on the topics we addressed in this episode? Send us your feedback! We'd love to hear what you think! Email us at feedback@audiotheatrecentral.com or give us a call or text to 623-688-2770.Join our Throne room: https://throne.live/@AudioTheatreCentral/Record our show credits for a future episode. Send us a recording of you reading the following and we'll use it in a future episode: Script: "Hi! This is [YOUR NAME] from [YOUR CITY AND/OR STATE]. Audio Theatre Central is a production of Porchlight Family Media. The theme music was composed by Sam Avendaño. The show is produced and edited by J.D. Sutter. Find the website at audiotheatrecentral.com."Email your recording to feedback@audiotheatrecentral.com.

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Do you want your children to continue your generational wealth? Tune in to this week's episode as we share the importance of teaching them financial literacy to construct a meaningful legacy for your business, family, and donor-advised fund. Key takeaways to listen for 01:40 Why it's important to teach your children responsibility and financial literacy 06:53 The value of legacy planning in promoting philanthropy within your family 09:16 How does a hundred-year-old plan prepare your business and donor-advised fund 13:25 Retirement plans you should consider Resources mentioned in this episode Designing Your 100-Year Plan 01:09 Entrusted by Andrew L. Howell and David R. York | Hardcover and Kindle 05:02 The Little Red Hen by Paul Galdone | Paperback and Kindle 08:11 Habitat For Humanity 12:07 Business School Podcast with Sharran Srivatsaa 12:48 Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson R. Nash Are you interested in putting the Infinite Banking Concept to use? Reach out to us at https://integrityhg.com/, and we'll gladly give you up to three referrals for free! Connect with Us Want to learn more about real estate investing? Visit Integrity Holdings Group to sign up for our 7 Day Passive Real Estate Investing Course (it's free)!

Listen this week as the gang boot scoots on down to the Little Red Hen in Greenlake. A bar known for line dancing and it's open mic nights. Learn of it's original location and hear some of it's seedy history. Let's listen! Recorded live at Sylvia's Little Red Hen on 8/18/2022.Follow the Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks podcast on Facebook (DLandSD), Twitter (@divebarsseattle), and Instagram (seattle_dive_bar_podcast). Share, like, follow, and subscribe!Check out the Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks podcast website (/dim-lights-stiff-drinks) for more details and additional episodes. Support Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dim-lights-stiff-drinks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Triforce! Episode 217! We're hammering down on TV intro skippers (and TV intro makers), looking at some weird reality shows and remembering The Little Red Hen who may or may not be indoctrinating our kids! Support your favourite podcast on Patreon: https://bit.ly/2SMnzk6 Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a little red hen asks her friends for help

BRAND NEW EPISODE!!!

On Feb. 25, join Genevieve Randall, Shannon Claire and guests for lively conversations about: The Little Red Hen Theatre's season; Tom Ineck's time as "Jazz Currents" host; Abendmusik Youth Masterworks Festival concert; Hastings College's recognition of young writers from Nebraska; the next Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music concert; and Hans Sturm's new book. Also, listen to some poetry by Becky Faber and hear about another art exhibition in Omaha.

Join your favorite cousins, Jream Tha Doll, Tranise & Trae, for another episode of Cocktails & Cousins.  Today's Topic: Learning to move from dysfunctional to functional in relationships In this episode we have a guest host, Nya, Jream's younger sister as a fill in for Trae, we talk lesbian learner permit, bisexual vs. pansexual, college sucks, Nya's engineer dreams, the Jetsons vs. the Flintstones, Philly vibes, jawns, cheese steaks vs. chop cheese, growth, Langston Hughes poem Mother to Son, Jream the crash test dummy, being provoked, reactions, siblings vs. parent, relationship dynamics, love, conflict resolution, petty punishments, respect, honesty, the Little Red Hen makes a pizza, the older siblings being the middle man, selfishness, moving from being dysfunctional to being functional, evaluating the character of the person before you react, self preservation, relearning, proper communication, learning to sit in being wrong, making amends and soo much more The featured cocktail for this show: Brotherly Love

Our story adventure is the Little Red Hen & bedtime poetry. Have you ever asked for help from your friends and they seemed to be not your friends at all. The little red hen learns a valuable lesson of friendship and what it really means. UNTIL NEXT TIME SCHOLARS!

The Little Red Hen does all the work around the house.  One day she finds a seed. We now have merch!  T-shirst, bags, socks, mugs and the list goes on and on.  Visit www.funfablespodcast.com Created and produced by: Josh Newth Published by Kinderling See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a super-short story, but it required a bit of technical magic too, so *I* had fun all the same. And, being a very short story, was ideal for while we're on vacation. Thanks for listening! Come to the website to https://tutusandfairytales.com/tales-from-long-ago-podcast/ (listen to other stories), https://tutusandfairytales.com/support/ (support us), or https://tutusandfairytales.com/four (sign up for the free gift of the month).

POP Story Time is a great way to teach your children about principles. Listen to the story with your children. Then talk to them about the story, its characters, and the principles expressed in each story. This story is the story of the Little Red Hen.

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Story Surprise! With Anthony & Lauren – ‘The Little Red Hen & The Grains of Wheat'It's baking time! Anthony is baking some bread, and Lauren is very excited to eat it… but not help make it! Luckily, Anthony has the perfect Story Surprise to encourage her to offer her assistance. With the help of the Little Red Hen, everyone learns how helpful and important it is to offer your help and support to others, so that they know you care about them. Story: ‘The Little Red Hen & The Grains of Wheat' - Public Domain Song: ‘My Happy Song!' By Anthony & Lauren and Dominic WoodheadFind @storysurpriseau at these places…Website:www.storysurprise.com.auYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/storysurpriseauInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/storysurpriseauFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/storysurpriseauTangi Videos:https://tangi.co/p/storysurpriseauTik Tok:www.tiktok.com/@storysurpriseau

We start with the granddaddy of all fairy tales, as we load up the pumpkin for a carriage ride with Cinderella. Then we'll bust into the bears house with Goldilocks, bake with the Little Red Hen, and listen a group of "real" people frantically try to tell Jack and the Beanstalk with no time to think through how the story goes. We'll also meet the world's premiere fairy tale personal injury lawyer (he got Humpty Dumpty $500k), and fire up Rapunzel's Jukebox for a Rick Roll.

The Big Bad Wolf returns to wreak havoc on the Three Little Pigs, Mowgli tours the animal kingdom in the Jungle Book, and we'll find England a new king via the Sword in the Stone. We'll also have some stone soup, check out Paul Bunyan's new Big and Tall Shop, and get the Little Red Hen some "Help" with Andrew Mitchell on Rapunzel's Jukebox.

Sometimes stories are so new and different from the ones we are used to hearing that we have a hard time understanding their value. We all have to work through a little fear of the unknown, and it takes some practice to see the goodness in new stories. The good news is, we can learn to see the inherent goodness in those stories. The more we listen to new and different tales, the more we consider the different cultural lenses through which people may see those stories, and therefore, the more we learn to love them and their tellers. Even if stories differ from the ones you tell, you can often find their inherent goodness as you listen. Today's stories will explore quirky ideas like a snake's marriage proposal to a woman and even a donkey challenging a toad to a race! Each story may seem a little odd at first, but if you listen for a bit of their inherent goodness, you will hear themes of familial strength and expanded love. Today on The Apple Seed, enjoy the following:"The Woman and the Snake" by Barry Stewart Mann from The Improbable Love of Ethel and Elmer and Other (8:23)Professional actor, writer, and storyteller Barry Stewart Man tells of a girl named Ambala, who can't seem to get rid of her illness. One day, the snake she and her father take care of every day appears to her in a dream, and tells her she will be healed. When she finds herself free of the illness soon after, she begins living a confident life till she is again visited by the snake in another dream. This time, he declares that she will marry him! And so, believing his predictions, she prepares to do just that. Listen in as Barry tells The Woman and the Snake, from his album The Improbable Love of Ethel and Elmer and Other. "The Three Army Surgeons" by Ingrid Nixon from Grimm's with a Twist  (8:34)Inspirational speaker and storyteller Ingrid Nixon tells of three army surgeons who were so skilled that they could remove their own body parts and sew them right back on by morning. One day, during their stay at an inn, the surgeons body parts go missing – the inn keeper and his wife find a way to replace their body parts, hoping they will not notice the different when morning comes. Puzzle along to this quirky tale as Ingrid tells The Three Army Surgeons, from her album Grimm's with a Twist.  "Donkey and Toad" by The Storycrafters from Classics with a Twist (8:00)Storytelling duo Barry Marshall and Jeri Burns, also known as The Storycrafters, tell of a donkey who would always brag about his long, strong legs as he laughs about his friend Toad's short, stubby ones. Toad enlists his children in helping him win the race, and instructs to jump out at Donkey and sing their ancestral song at him as he passes by. Tune in to the lyrics of this quirky song as The Storycrafters sing along to Donkey and Toad, from their album Classics with a Twist.  "The People Who Could Fly" by Kim and Reggie Harris (16:19)Our country is still wrestiling with a history so entangled with the enslavement of fellow human beings. A wealth of stories grew up among those enslaved people. And it's so remarkable that such a persistent thread among those stories is the thread of the mythical ability of the people to fly away to the magical country called "Freedom". This story called "the People Who Could Fly" was recorded live at the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival.  "The Little Red Hen" by Donald Davis from Grandma's Lap Stories (8:09)Donald Davis usually enthralls audiences with stories of his youth growing up in the Appalachian Mountains. But he tells traditional tales, too. Like "The Little Red Hen".