Episode 8: Poor Hush just wants to be visible again! I wonder where Hush and Grandma Poss will travel, to find the right food that makes Hush seen? This aussie classic is one of my favourite stories to read! Enjoy!!

Part 11 of Jack in the Green,In the charming village of Hastings, there lived a group of cheerful milkmaids. These milkmaids were known for their delicious milk and their joyful singing as they went about their daily chores. Every morning, they would gather in the village square, ready to deliver fresh milk to the villagers. During the parade, as the milkmaids were preparing their milk cans, they noticed something strange. The cows in the pasture were acting very peculiar. Instead of grazing peacefully, they were dancing around in circles and mooing in a funny tune. The milkmaids couldn't help but giggle at the sight. "What's gotten into the cows today?" asked Daisy, the youngest milkmaid. "I don't know," replied Bessie, the oldest milkmaid. "But it looks like they're having a lot of fun!" As the milkmaids approached the cows, they discovered the source of the commotion. A mischievous little fairy named Tilly had sprinkled some magical fairy dust on the cows, making them dance and sing. Tilly was known for her playful tricks, and she loved to bring laughter to the village. "Hello, milkmaids!" Tilly giggled as she fluttered around. "I thought the cows could use a little bit of fun today!" The milkmaids laughed and thanked Tilly for the delightful surprise. They decided to join in the fun and started dancing and singing along with the cows in the parade. The villagers around, clapping and cheering at the hilarious sight of dancing cows and milkmaids. From that day on, the milkmaids and the villagers of Hastings always looked forward to Tilly's playful visits. They knew that whenever Tilly was around, there would be plenty of laughter and joy. And so, the milkmaids of Hastings continued to spread happiness with their delicious milk and their cheerful spirits, always ready for the next magical surprise.Sing-a-long with 'The Milkmaids Song':(Verse 1)In the village of Hastings, where the milkmaids sing,They deliver fresh milk, and joy they bring.One sunny morning, as they gathered 'round,They noticed the cows, dancing on the ground.(Chorus)Oh, the milkmaids laughed, what a funny sight,Cows dancing in circles, mooing with delight.Thanks to Tilly's magic, the village had fun,With dancing cows and milkmaids, under the sun.(Verse 2)Daisy asked Bessie, "What's going on today?"The cows are having fun, in a magical way.Tilly the fairy, with her playful tricks,Sprinkled fairy dust, and the cows did kicks.(Chorus)Oh, the milkmaids laughed, what a funny sight,Cows dancing in circles, mooing with delight.Thanks to Tilly's magic, the village had fun,With dancing cows and milkmaids, under the sun.(Bridge)The villagers gathered, clapping with cheer,At the sight of the cows, dancing so near.The milkmaids joined in, singing a tune,Dancing with the cows, from morning till noon.(Chorus)Oh, the milkmaids laughed, what a funny sight,Cows dancing in circles, mooing with delight.Thanks to Tilly's magic, the village had fun,With dancing cows and milkmaids, under the sun.(Verse 3)On May Day processions, the milkmaids would go,With milk pails decorated, in a beautiful show.Over time, the pails turned to headdresses so bright,As they danced through the village, in the morning light.(Chorus)Oh, the milkmaids laughed, what a funny sight,Cows dancing in circles, mooing with delight.Thanks to Tilly's magic, the village had fun,With dancing cows and milkmaids, under the sun.(Outro)So in Hastings, they wait for Tilly's next trick,For laughter and joy, that always comes quick.The milkmaids spread happiness, with every chore,In the charming village, forevermore.(Chorus)Oh, the milkmaids laughed, what a funny sight,Cows dancing in circles, mooing with delight.Thanks to Tilly's magic, the village had fun,With dancing cows and milkmaids, under the sun.Story, music and lyrics by Patrick J. A. Knight PatrickJ. A. Knight©2025 A Gravity ProductionUPC/EAN 195999044095ISAN: 0000-0007-64EF-0000-4-0000-0000-P

Neverland has never felt more peaceful. Wendy’s stories warm the underground home, Peter plays father to the boys, and for a brief moment, the fantasy of family feels real. But shadows gather at the edges. 🕯️🏡🌘“So they were all tucked in, safe and warm, and full of delicious dinners, and with warm blankets and soft pillows, and nobody forgot to say their prayers.” – Peter PanThe Happy HomeIn this gentle, bittersweet episode, life beneath the surface settles into a strange domestic rhythm. Wendy has become the boys’ mother in both role and spirit, offering bedtime stories, kisses on foreheads, and a warm sense of order to their wild world. Peter, always the brave leader, now awkwardly takes on the role of father—but even in pretend, he seems more ghost than grown-up. The coziness of the underground home is filled with giggles and pretend rules, yet an uneasiness builds. This life is too perfect to last.The Neverland Podcast brings tenderness and quiet tension to this chapter—a lullaby wrapped in foreshadowing, where comfort dances with the sense that something is coming. Something that might take it all away.Written and created by J.M. Barrie.⏮️ Previous: The Never Bird⏭️ Next: The Children Are Carried OffContact the team: livingradioukstudio@gmail.com#NeverlandPodcast #PeterPan #TheHappyHome #WendyDarling #NeverlandFamilyThe Happy Home | Neverland PodcastWatch AlsoFor a deeper dive into Neverland magic, explore these iconic portrayals of Peter Pan and the stories that followed:Jeremy Sumpter in Peter Pan (2003), a faithful and emotional live-action adaptation.Cathy Rigby’s stage performance in Peter Pan, beloved by Broadway audiences for decades.Robin Williams as a grown-up Peter in Hook (1991), directed by Steven Spielberg.Disney’s animated Peter Pan (1953), a classic entry in the studio’s golden age.Finding Neverland (2004), a heartfelt story of J.M. Barrie and the family who inspired the tale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Discover the tale of a curious rooster who finds a sparkling jewel but learns that true treasure lies in simple things that bring happiness. This charming story teaches children the value of appreciating what truly matters, making it a perfect bedtime read with a meaningful lesson.

Send us a textIn Part 6, a customer returns with good news.  Aileen welcomes Samara to the Super Fantastical Toy Paradise.  The mysteries continue to unravel.  Age: 6+ but younger ones with a solid attention span may also enjoyLength: LongeyScary: A bit, more disturbing than scary in one partShorty (less than 10 minutes), Mediumy (10-20 minutes), Longy (more than 20 minutes)Our simple website: https://nebulacatstorytime.buzzsprout.com/ If you would like to contact us, please send comments to : nebulacatstorytime@gmail.com

In this episode of The Children's Hour, we dig into the world of roots—how they feed plants, connect trees, and even store carbon to help our planet. Artist and educator Jane Westbrook shares her passion for roots, while Robin Wall Kimmerer and Monique Gray Smith introduce us to Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults, a book about Indigenous knowledge, science, and our relationship with nature. Through stories, music, and conversation, we learn how roots keep the Earth strong and how we can care for the plants that sustain us.

 The best magic isn’t in secret sauces.  It’s in sharing the squirt. 

Lloie is still hungry. She sees the biggest greatest restaurant she has ever seen. Who knows what Lloie will do at this restaurant...buy something, buy the restaurant...who knows! The real adventure begins. 

Welcome to Stories with Straight Arrow! We're so glad you took time to join us by the council fire today. If you have a question about Native Indian people for Chief Straight Arrow just ask your adult to help you email AskStraightArrow@gmail.com. If you'd like to support the podcast, please subscribe, rate, and leave a review! You can also support the podcast here.

I am soo exited! Hopefully (emphasis on hopefully) if you enjoyed last season’s crazy mixed up episodes, you’ll love these probably more organized episodes!