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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 3 MIN

003 - A Startled Sleeper

from Happy Jack · host Arthur Scott Bailey

Join us in the enchanting world of Pleasant Valley, where all the four-legged residents agree that Dickie Deer Mouse is a treasure to know. Gentle and stylish in his fawn-and-white attire, Dickie is always a delight to behold—unless, of course, it’s springtime when he’s in need of a new coat! In this charming tale from Baileys Sleepy-Time Tales, we follow Dickie on his quest for a cozy summer home, navigating food finds and evading hungry predators. But as winter approaches, he must seek out the perfect spot to hibernate. A small mistake leads to unexpected twists that could spell trouble—or perhaps a happy adventure! This delightful story features the voice of five-year-old SuperCoconut as Dickie, with her older sister bringing the other characters to life. (Summary by Rachel) This episode includes AI-generated content.

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