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Sartori's Stories
by Sartori's Stories
Join storyteller Frankie Sartori as he reads and tells some wonderfully fascinating stories!
Episodes
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97: Count All The Way To Sesame Street
This week on Sartori's Stories, Frank Sartori reads you a brief counting story involving some of your Sesame Street friends. There have been a few books based on the popular Sesame Street movie "Follow That Bird", with this story being one. Count along with your Sesame Street friends in this fun...
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96: Selections from Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats
Andrew Lloyd Weber was responsible for the showstopping musical Cats. Previously on the podcast, you have heard poems from Shel Silverstein and Fred Rogers. This week, Frank Sartori reads to you selections from the book of poems by T.S. Eliot that inspired the Cats musical. If you have a copy of...
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95: The Giving Tree
Shel Silverstein was a children's author, musician and cartoonist. Previously, you heard some selections from Where the Sidewalk Ends. This week, Frank Sartori brings you a touching story about a boy and a tree, which has become a timeless classic in kid lit. If you have a copy of this episode's...
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94: The Case Of The Missing Socks
When we lose a favorite object, sometimes we think that somebody stole it. Other times, they are taken for good use. This week on Sartori's Stories, Frank Sartori reads a Fraggle story about Boober's favorite socks and how a scary adventure can lead to being brave. If you have a copy of this…
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92: Grover Goes To School
It's just about time to go back to school. Some have already started school right now. The first day of school can be a little scary, but it can also be fun at the same time! This week on Sartori's Stories, Frank Sartori reads you a story about loveable, furry old Grover who starts his first day…
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91: Pete The Kitty & The Beanstalk
Pete the Cat is one of the most recognized modern children's book characters. From rocking in his school shoes to sporting his four groovy buttons, Pete the Cat has delighted multiple children for quite some time. This week, Frank Sartori reads a quick story about a younger Pete and his meeting...
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90: Dragons Love Tacos
There are many stories about dragons. There have been dragons in movies and on TV. Have you ever wondered what a dragon's favorite food is? On this episode, Frank Sartori helps you to find out what a dragon's favorite food is and why it is so. This episode's story: Dragons Love Tacos Written By...
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89: The Gift of the Magi
Christmas is a time where it is the time for gifts, giving, generosity and kindness. This week's story is a short story about two people who give up their most prized possession to get the other a Christmas present. This classic tale has been adapted into popular culture and has been a staple in...
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88: Froggy's Sleepover
Sleepovers can be very exciting. You get to sleep at someone else's house, and while there, you have fun things to do. Sometimes you have trouble deciding which house to sleep at: yours or your friend's! On this episode of Sartori's Stories, Frank reads you a story about a frog named Froggy who...
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87: Little Blue and Little Yellow
The primary colors that we know are red, yellow, and blue. When blue and yellow are combined, they make green. On this episode, Frank Sartori reads to you a classic from the famous children's author Leo Lionni about a little blue and a little yellow. This episode's story: "Little Blue & Little...
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86: The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Before every episode, you hear the intro to this podcast, which mentions stories that will captivate your imagination and inspire your heart. This week's story is sure to do that. In 1940, a revolutionary film from Disney called Fantasia came out. In this film was a segment that starred Mickey...
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85: This Is Your World (The Story of Bob Ross)
Bob Ross was a famous television painter and artist who taught many people how to paint. Many people have been inspired by his art and have created paintings using the same technique that he taught. This week Frank tells you Bob's story and maybe you will be inspired by him too. This Episode's...
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84: What Do You Do: Jobs In Your Neighborhood
There's a classic Sesame Street song that's titled "The People in Your Neighborhood". On this episode, guest reader Matt Bingel shares a Sesame Street story all about people with wonderful jobs like veterinarians, teachers, engineers, and more as he reads "What Do You Do?: Jobs In Your...
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83: Selections From The Chocolate Factory
Roald Dahl wrote many classic literature pieces for children. His most famous story was made into a film in the early 1970s and once again in the 2000s. This week listen as Frank Sartori reads two chapters from one of the most magical stories ever written. Host and Creator: Frank Sartori…
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82: From Trash To Treasure
Recycling is very important for our environment. Some of the things we recycle include empty milk cartons, plastic bottles and newspapers. Whether you are a person or a grouch, recycling is good for everyone. This week Frank Sartori reads a story about our friends from Sesame Street and what they...
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81: Goldilocks And The Three Dinosaurs
If you remember the very first episode of Sartori's Stories, you might recall that you heard a retelling of The Three Little Pigs. This week Frank Sartori reads you another retelling of a classic fairy tale that will surely make you laugh! Book read: "Goldilocks And The Three Dinosaurs" as retold...
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80: Gingerbread Baby
It's December and that means it's almost time for the holidays. It's also time to make and eat gingerbread. You may have heard the story about The Gingerbread Man, but you probably never heard of Gingerbread Baby. This week Frank reads you this classic story by famous children's author Jan Brett....
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79: Bert And The Broken Teapot
Sometimes things get broken by a complete accident. When something gets broken, sometimes we are afraid to tell someone we broke something that belongs to them. This week, Frank reads you a story about Bert who breaks a teapot that belongs to his friend David. What do you think will happen?…
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78: Giraffes Can't Dance
Can giraffes dance? Most people would say that they can't. Some would say that animals don't dance at all. This week, listen in as Frank tells you a story about a giraffe named Gerald who found out that he can really dance once he finds the right kind of music. This Episode's Story: Giraffes…
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77: Horton Hears A Boo
We all know the classic story of Horton Hears A Who!. Did you know that there is a Halloween sequel to this timeless tale? Horton hears someone or something yelling "Boo!" but his friends are too scared to find out what is making that sound. What could be making that boo sound? Find out as Frank...
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76: A Chapter From "Frankenstein"
In 1818, Mary Shelley wrote one of the most popular science-fiction novels, as well as one of the first horror stories. Victor Frankenstein thinks he can bring the dead back to life, but like most things in life, if you mess with things you aren't supposed to, there are consequences for those...
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75: And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street
While you are heading home from school, have you ever imagined all the things that you see? Did you ever imagine elephants, horses and policemen parading down your street? This week, Frank reads you a Dr. Seuss classic about a boy who imagines many strange and wonderful things while on his way…
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74: Traveling Matt's Adventures in Outer Space (with guest reader Matt Bingel)
In this exciting episode of Sartori's Stories, we welcome back fan-favorite guest reader, Matt Bingel! Known for his engaging storytelling, Matt returns to take us on a whimsical journey through the beloved 1984 Fraggle Rock book, Traveling Matt's Adventures in Outer Space. As Matt brings the...
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73: Scheherryzade and the Arabian Nights
The Arabian Nights is a collection of tales that involved action, adventure and mystery. Told many years ago, one of the famous characters from those stories was Sinbad the Sailor. This week Frank reads you one of those captivating tales, as told by some blue, furry and fuzzy monsters....
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72: I Want To Go To School Too
It's almost back to school time. A lot of kids are getting ready to go to school, while some little kids are staying at home instead. Herry Monster's little sister Flossie wants to go to school too, but she is too little. This week, Frank reads you a story about what Herry does at school and what...
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71: Happiness Is A Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown
Everyone has something or someone that helps them to feel safe and secure. As we grow up, we sometimes have to give up those things. Sometimes we put them somewhere else, and we find them years later to remember the times. This episode, Frank reads you a story from the world-famous Peanuts series...
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70: Frog & Toad Are Friends
Barney the Dinosaur once sang, "Friends are special. So important they make the world go 'round." Friends are very important. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors. This episode Frank reads you two tales about a frog and a toad who are the very best of friends. This Episode's Story: Frog And...
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69: Gonzo and The Great Race
Two friends are having a tricycle race. One friend wants to win in order to receive a grand prize. Winning is fun, but sometimes winning isn't the most important thing. This week Frank reads you a story about how having fun and doing your best is the most important thing in a race. This Episode's...
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68: The Velveteen Rabbit
Many kids have special toys they play with and they act like their special toy is real to them. You may have heard some "toy stories" before, but this one is a special one. This week, Frank reads you a short story about a toy rabbit who wishes to be a real rabbit. Host and Creator: Frank Sartori...
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67: It's No Fun To Be Sick!
Everybody gets sick. When a person is sick, it is no fun at all. You can't play outside, you can't go to school and you have to stay in bed. This week, Frank reads you a story about Herry Monster's little sister Flossie and how she felt sick one day. Host and Creator: Frank Sartori Executive...
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66: Gobo and the Prize from Outer Space (with guest reader Matt Bingel)
On this episode, guest reader Matt Bingel shares a story about friends and disagreements. Friends may disagree and argue, but they always work things out. Join Matt as he reads "Gobo and the Prize from Outer Space" (and Matt promises the next time he's on, he'll tell you that very special story...
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65: The Mouse and the Motorcycle
You have heard three stories so far about mice. Mice who raced a sailboat, mice who paint and mice who try to hide strawberries from hungry bears. This week, Frank Sartori reads another story about a mouse, but a mouse who wants to ride a boy's toy motorcycle. Host and Creator: Frank Sartori...
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64: The Little Paintbrush
Painting is one of the most relaxing, mindful and fun activities that anybody can do! There are so many different paintings in the world, painted by many different people. This week, Frank reads you a story about a little paintbrush who dreams to paint a famous work, but the other brushes tease…
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63: A Bird's Best Friend
Pets are some of the greatest friends anybody can have. Dogs, cats, fish and even hamsters make great pets. This week, Frank Sartori reads you a story about Big Bird and his new puppy Barkley! Host and Creator: Frank Sartori Executive Producer, Music Composer and Editor: Matt Bingel Follow Frank...
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62: Even Kermit Gets Grouchy
Mr. Rogers used to talk a lot about mad feelings, even singing a song about it. Sometimes we feel angry or sometimes grouchy. This week, join Frank as he reads a story about Baby Kermit feeling like a grouch and what he does to help himself feel better. Host and Creator: Frank Sartori Executive...
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61: Bear Snores On
In the winter, many animals participate in hibernation, or a very long nap. Those animals include rabbits, squirrels and even bears. This week on Sartori's Stories, Frank reads you a story about a bear who is in the middle of hibernating and is woken up by the sounds of a party. Host and Creator:...
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60: The Snowy Day
Winter means snowy days. Opportunities to build snowmen, having snowball fights and other fun activities. This week, join Frank Sartori as he reads a fan-favorite from Ezra Jack Keats about a boy named Peter who has many adventures in the show. Host and Creator: Frank Sartori Executive Producer,...
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59: Sesame Street Stays Up Late
It's almost New Year's Eve! It's very hard to believe that the year is almost over and a new one is about to begin. It can be very exciting, but some may be a little nervous about the new year coming. This week, Frank Sartori brings you a story about our friends from Sesame Street and how they...
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58: How The Grinch Lost Christmas
It's Christmas again! Last year you were read some magical and cheerful stories around the holiday season. This week on a very special Christmas episode, Frank Sartori reads the sequel to a well-known Christmas classic. Listen in as you hear the tale of "How The Grinch Lost Christmas!". Host and...
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57: Sprocket's Christmas Tale (with guest reader Matt Bingel)
On this special episode guest reader Matt Bingel returns to read you a Christmas story that's based on one of his favorite shows, Fraggle Rock! Will Doc get home to see Sprocket for Christmas? Will Gobo celebrate the Winter Festival with his Uncle Travelling Matt? Join Matt Bingel as he reads...
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56: A Grouch's Christmas
The holiday season is officially here! Everyone seems to be getting ready for them, by shopping for gifts and preparing for family visits. There's a question that arises: how does a grouch get ready for Christmas? How does he celebrate? This week, Frank Sartori reads you a classic Sesame Street...
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55: The Poky Little Puppy
Little Golden Books were very popular for a long time, introducing readers to many different characters most of them well-known. You can still find these books today at the bookstore or at your local library. One book in particular many grown-ups remember about a puppy who is very pokey and loves...
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54: The Relatives Came
We are officially in the holiday season. It's a time when relatives, or other members of our family, come to visit us or we may go and visit with them. This week, Frank Sartori reads you a story about relatives that came for a visit, but not for the holidays. We hope you enjoy "The Relatives…
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53: The Little Red Hen Makes A Pizza
We have all heard the story of The Little Red Hen. In the story, she makes a loaf of bread. This time around, she decides to make one of the most tastiest foods ever: pizza. This week, listen as Frank Sartori reads a retelling of this well-known tale. Try not to get too hungry as you listen. Host...
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52: Which Witch Is Which?
Elmo, Zoe, Telly, Grover and Herry are all monsters. It's Halloween and they decide to dress up like witches. Can you tell which witch is Herry or Telly or Grover? Find out as Frank Sartori reads the Sesame Street tale "Which Witch is Which?". Happy Halloween! Host and Creator: Frank Sartori...
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51: What's Up In The Attic?
An attic is a room at the very top level of a house. You can find lots of old stuff in an attic. Some people think an attic is a spooky place, but it's really where you will find lots of treasures. This week, Frank Sartori reads a tale featuring Bert and Ernie and the fun they have exploring…
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50: Where The Sidewalk Ends
Shel Silverstein wrote many poems and poetry books which captured the imaginations of many children around the world. This week Frank Sartori reads a selection of poems from Shel's most famous book "Where the Sidewalk Ends". Host and Creator: Frank Sartori Executive Producer, Music Composer and...
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49: A Bad Case of Stripes
We have all heard the phrase "Be Yourself" at one point in time. Sometimes it can be hard to be ourselves and we just want to fit in. Camilla learns that being your true self is important after having some unexpected changes happen to her. Join Frank Sartori as he reads to you "A Bad Case of...
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48: Me Cookie & Let's Eat! (First Anniversary Special)
On this episode of Sartori's Stories, we celebrate our first anniversary! We'd like to thank everyone for tuning in each week to hear Frank Sartori read classic stories to you. For our anniversary show, Frank reads you two tales featuring the fuzzy and blue guy who loves cookies: Cookie Monster....
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47: Froggy Learns To Swim
Swimming is not only great exercise. It's good for you and it's fun! Frogs are very good swimmers, but one frog doesn't believe that. Will Froggy learn how to swim just like his mother and father? Find out as Frank Sartori reads to you "Froggy Learns to Swim". Host and Creator: Frank Sartori...
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