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Academy Award Theater and My Baby Monsters present, an Old Time Children's Radio Show Podcast, featuring Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Yeah, it's a new year!!! And for season two of this children's story sharing podcast, we're doing something special. We're making a new children's book called Wild Alphabet Animal Stories on this podcast, so you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how a children's book is made. We'll start with the letter A. Actually, we just finished another book... our second. It's called, This is My Baby Monsters Storytelling Coloring Book, It's filled with the best children's stories and art in the world... yours! Once upon a time, there was a little princess named Show White, and she loved to sing and dance with children and dwarfs around the world. Classic Disney songs featured in this children's story sharing podcast: -- I'm Wishing -- Whistle While You Work -- Heigh-Ho -- Some Day My Prince Will Come Children's stories featured in this podcast: -- Almost everyone likes to jump in the leaves [a kids' story of Autumn] -- It's for chopping cheese, not wood. Here let me hold the cheese for you. Argh, my hand [a kids' story of Ax] -- I caught a fish at the museum, and it was yummy [a kids' story of aquarium -- It's a sleepy song [a kids' story of awake] -- Watch out for apples and other wild animals [a kids' story of apple tree] -- Snow White and the Seven Dwarves meet an alligator and the baby monsters [a magical Disney World Star Wars storytelling game] -- The poor princess who ate pickles [classic children's story with additions from kids around the world] Guest artists featured in this podcast: -- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by the Brothers Grimm [Classic Children's Fairy Tale] -- Princess by Tripstar [dreamy music by musicians from the United Kingdom] Children's art featured in this podcast (to read or WRITE NOW, just click story's link): -- A is for American Alligator: CHILDREN'S BOOK PREVIEW [from Wild Alphabet Animal Stories] -- Be sure to get your FREE A is for American Alligator COLORING PAGE A is for American Alligator as in, do you like American Alligators? I like American Alligators. Don't you like American Alligators? Baby. Educational resources for parents and educators related to this episode. Learn about Alligators and Crocodiles, as well as Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, and the classic old time radio shows, Academy Award Theater & Lux Radio Theater! Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) © 2007 Michael Baumgarten (My Baby Monsters™)

I'm writing a new children's book about wild animals and wanted to share the art coloring pages I'm using to make it. The book is called Wild Alphabet Stories (for children and other wild animals) Here is the first one: A is for American Alligator, as in Do you like American Alligators? I like American Alligators. Don't you like American Alligators? Baby. What do you think this alligator is doing? I'd love to hear your story. To share your own story, just print out the FREE – Wild Alphabet Stories – Animal Coloring Page (or load it into your favorite painting program). Then write on the wild animal and color the wild picture. When you're finished, you can send me a copy and I can put it online. Can't wait to enjoy this fun children's book? Enjoy the wild art today! See Baby Monster Little Bird play with an American Alligator at the chidren's art Mon-STORE. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) © 2007 Michael Baumgarten (My Baby Monsters™)

We interrupt our regularly scheduled Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, Flying Spaghetti Monster, Wii-day holiday music spectacularly special program with a special bulletin. An unidentified object has been spotted in orbit around Earth, and that can mean only one thing, the Martians are back, and this time they want Santa Claus... oh yeah, and to dance to some great holiday music. So enjoy these great songs by special guest stars on this extra-special holiday show: Jingle Bells (Bing Crosby) Deck The Halls (Doug Boldt) Christmas In The Sun (Joel Kopischke) Christmas Wish (Gidgets Ga Ga) Sleigh Ride (thehipcola) Merry Christmas (The Fabrications) Santa Claus Is Freaking Me Out (Lord Weatherby) A Harry Potter Christmas (Joel Kopischke) Christmas Waltz (Damon Timm) Peeper Brand Robo-Santas (Peeper Radio Theatre) They Call Him Santa Claus (Lee Harris & The Sour Note Singers) Smelly Monkey Christmas (Smelly Monkeys) How Do You Spell Channukkahh? (The LeeVees) The 12 Days of X-Mas (Peeper Radio Theatre) Educational resources for parents and educators on the 1960's Classic Children's Christmas Film, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. FIND the MOVIE and SONGS from this episode. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) The My Baby Monsters children's story sharing podcast is a collaborative storytelling podcast for kids, parents, and teachers. To share your stories, visit MyBabyMonsters.com

My Baby Monsters are proud to present another exciting Old Time Children's Radio Show Podcast, featuring the Man-of-steel himself, Superman. Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound! Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman! No, wait, it's Super Mario, and Luigi, and Peach, and Wario, and Dig Dug, and Pac-man, and Link, and Zelda and the Incredible Super Nintendo Wii. Yahooooooooooooooo! Shall we play a game? Yes... lots of them. Children's stories from this podcast: - Do do do - doo deet doot - When I grow up I'm going to be a Super Hero - My super power is my Plastic Arms - Life in Burgertime (the story of a video game) - Introducing Baby Monsters Digg n' Dugg (children's art) - And how does the Nintendo Wii feel? - Baby Monster Little Bird Plays with The Wii - Who is the best video game player? - Play Free Video Game… BURGERTIME [it's a special present for you] - Superman, The Baby From Krypton [guest artist, classic superhero from the golden age of radio] - Be sure to get our FREE Baby Monsters Digg n' Dugg coloring page. Art of the week: Baby Monsters Digg n' Dugg - Learning from each other, making stories together, discovering what's important to you. Educational resources for parents and educators on Superman! Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) The My Baby Monsters children's story sharing podcast is a collaborative storytelling podcast for kids, parents, and teachers. To share your stories, visit MyBabyMonsters.com

Baby Monsters Digg n' Dugg just got back from a trip to the past. They wanted to learn more hieroglyphics (which is a special way of writing with pictures instead of letters), so they visited Egyptian history. There they met a little boy named Tut. Actually, he was a pharaoh (which is like a king) and his full name was Nebkheperure Tutankhamun, but he said to call him King Tut. King Tut didn't have much time to play – since he was only nine years old when he became the ruler of Egypt (3,300 years ago) – but he knew all about hieroglyphs, so he turned Baby Monsters Digg n' Dugg into one. Do you know what they discover next? Share your story To share your own story, just print out My Baby Monsters Storytelling Coloring Page (or load it into your favorite painting program). Then write on the tubes and color the picture. When you're finished, you can send me a copy and I can put it online. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)

Listen to the amazing children's book that started it all. My Baby Monsters and I Went to the Park is a playful story of a young child and her imaginary friends conquering the big kids' playground. It was written by a little girl (with some help from her daddy). My dad and I love reading our fun children's book for boys and girls around the world. Since we can't visit everyone, we made a special audio storybook version of our children's book for you.... and if you watch the podcast above, you can see all of our children's picture book's illustrations too. Since my dad and I wrote this children's book together, we love to read it together too. I read the baby monster parts, and my dad reads the narration. We've also made a few changes in this audio edition so you can follow along if you don't have a copy of our children's book in front of you. The biggest change is music. We love music, all types... and so do the baby monsters. Some love classical music, some swing to jazz, and some bounce in rhythm to Cuban dance music. For this reason, and so you know which baby monster is talking, each baby monster in this audio storybook is its own musical instrument... just like in the amazing children's story and classical music piece, Peter and the Wolf. So what instruments are the baby monsters? Candy Fish is a Flute, Sun Flower is a Clarinet, Dog is base Strings, Shooting Star is a Symphony Piano, Eye Scream is a Trumpet, Lollypop Girl is a Slide Trombone, Bubblegum Boy is a Saxophone, Helping Hands is Bongo Drums with Bells, The Parents (Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Grandpa) are all Bassoons, Little Bird is a Piccolo, and Scaredy Carrot, well she couldn't make up her percussion mind, so she is a Timpani Drum and Cymbals. There are lots of surprises in this audio storybook. In addition to new songs and silliness, we play the new Nintendo Wii tickle Buy children's book "Fun fun fun" -- Alice Day "This book is really special" -- Julia Story Be sure to get your own Free Coloring Page of the fun children's book. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) A note from the daddy: Thank you for listening to our story. My Baby Monsters and I Went to the Park is very special to me since the children's story comes from my daughter's imagination. While it was born by three house moving hurricanes and one baby, like any life form, it grows with each retelling. And while I'm glad that children and adults across the globe continue to enjoy this children's book, I will be even happier if it inspires you to read, hear, see, color, and share stories at the My Baby Monsters children's story sharing Web site, a place where children around the world build stories together. Without you, there is no story. To share your stories, visit MyBabyMonsters.com

I wrote a book. It's called My Baby Monsters and I Went to the Park. Boys and girls around the world have been telling me how much they love my children's book, and that they wish they could make their own. Well, I'll let you in on a little secret... YOU CAN make YOUR OWN children's book. It's easy, just say what's on your mind and add color. If you want, I can help you get started. Here's a colorless cover of the children's book I wrote. Feel free to rewrite the story. I'd love to see your version. To share your own story, just print out My Baby Monsters Storytelling Coloring Page (or load it into your favorite painting program). Then write on the sound waves and color the picture. When you're finished, you can send me a copy and I can put it online. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)

I love this music video! My dad and I made another animated puppet show. This one includes one of our favorite music videos, The Elephant Song by Eric Herman and the Invisible Band. Elephants. I like elephants. Elephants. I like elephants. I like how they swing through trees... No... elephants don't swing through trees... that's monkeys. Monkeys. I like monkeys. I like how they swim in the ocean... No, that's fish. Fish. I like fish. Fish. I like fish. I like how they scratch at fleas, and sniff at trees, and bark at the mailman. No, no, no, those are dogs. Gotta like dogs. Yeah! Curled up on the windowsill purring, and chasing mice... No, no, cats. Cats. I like cats. Cats. I like cats. I like how they say, Cock-a-doodle-doo! No, no, no, they go meow. You're thinking of roosters. Roosters. I like roosters. I like how they reach into beehives for the honey. Uh uh... bears do that. Bears, I like bears. I like how they jump up how, to catch a fly, and sit on a lily pad. No, no, no, no, no, no! Frogs. Gotta like frogs. Yeah. Running through a maze for some cheese... No, that's mice. Mice. I like mice. I like how they say, "He haw! He haw!" No, they go sweak sweak. That's a donkey. Donkeys, I like donkeys. I like how they stomp through the jungle with their big, gray trunks. No, that's an elephant. Right, like I said, elephants, I like elephants. (The Elephant Song, © 2002 Eric and Roseann Endres) Art of the week: I listen to My Baby Monsters Do You? Candy Fish Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) // mybabymonsters.com

My Baby Monsters are proud to present another exciting Old Time Radio Show Podcast, featuring the unforgettable storytelling comedy of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Take me out to the ball game, Take me out with the crowd. Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack, I don't care if I never get back. Who's on first...giants maybe? What's on second.... Jack and the Beanstalk? Third base... his cow Bessy? I Don't Know... New Orleans jazz music from long, long, ago? Like before even my daddy was born. Children's stories from this podcast: (click link to read or add on to a story) - World's Greatest Knock Knock Jokes Who (becomes a Christmas Story) - When I grow up I'm going to be a baseball The funniest joke in the world… would you argue with a giant - Jack and The Beanstalk [storytelling game (staring Abbott and Costello) - My first baseball game Who's on first [classic comedy by guest artists, Abbott and Costello] - Art [song by guest artist, Lynn JILIAN] - Be sure to get our FREE Baby Monster Super Liar coloring page.Art of the week: I listen to My Baby Monsters! Do You? Educational resources for parents and educators about Abbott and Costello, Baseball, and monkeys in outer space! Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) The My Baby Monsters children's story sharing podcast is a collaborative storytelling podcast for kids, parents, and teachers. To share your stories, visit MyBabyMonsters.com

Baby Monster Lying King has a secret... a secret identity. When he tells three lies in a row (and gets away with it), he turns into Super Liar. Look up in the sky... it's a bird... it's a plane... no it's Super Liar. Super Liar loves trouble, so watch out, or he'll get you in trouble too. Of course you can always defeat him with the truth. That's his one weakness. What happens next? Only you know. To share your own story, just print out My Baby Monsters Storytelling Coloring Page (or load it into your favorite painting program). Then write on the sound waves and color the picture. When you're finished, you can send me a copy and I can put it online. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)

Sorry, nothing to hear here. Move along... no podcast today. Wait, come back, I was just kidding, there really is a podcast. No kidding, today's podcast is all about lying. I promise I won't lie to you again... aaaagh, I already broke my promise. Children's stories from this podcast: (click link to read or add on to a story) - Who is the real Lying King? [new storytelling game for you to play / the rules] - You are the veterinarian [storytelling game] - The boy and girl who never told the truth [storytelling game] - Like, nothing good to eat - A mom lying at the zoo - Baby Monster Lying King needs your help - Baby Monster Little Bird ate an airplane for breakfast - Introducing Baby Monster Lying King - The dog ate my homework [song by guest artist, The Egerton Boyz (aka The Smelly Monkeys] The great new stories you've made: - The baby (Mozart) monsters and I watch music [by Storyteller Sam (9) and his dad, Anne (13), Andy (11), Mrs. Murphy's Class (3rd grade)] - The alien repair shop [by Storyteller Ron (10), Storyteller Sam (9) and his dad, Andy (11), and Ed (7)] Also in this episode: - Hear a Mash-up that makes "Everybody Dance Now" to a classical music piece by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [1756-1791] and the - oldies music- group, C+C Music Factory. [1990-1995] - Learn how the world was made, and what a veterinarian was doing at LEGO. - Learn how to eat food you don't like. - And learn about the difference between storytelling and lying. - Art of the week: Baby Monster Lying King -- Eats facts for breakfast and then relieves himself of them. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) The My Baby Monsters children's story sharing podcast is a collaborative storytelling podcast for kids, parents, and teachers. To share your stories, visit MyBabyMonsters.com

I never lie, but Baby Monster Lying King does. In fact, he never tells the truth. So don’t believe him if he opens his mouth. He says he’s the real Lion King from Disney World, but I know he’s not. He also told me the crown on his head is made from real gold and that down is up. Do you have a lie to share? He’d love to see your story. To share your own story, just print out My Baby Monsters Storytelling Coloring Page (or load it into your favorite painting program). Then write on the sound waves and color the picture. When you're finished, you can send me a copy and I can put it online. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)

I made a new version of my cookie movie. This one is in color, and I used every color I could find. Red and green and yellow and blue and red and... oops, I said red already. Red already. Red already... can you say that five times fast? Red already. Red already. Red aready. Red aready. Red aready. It's still called the The chocolate chip cookie dance. I really like this story. It's from from episode 9 of My Baby Monsters story sharing podcast. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) // mybabymonsters.com

Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our regularly scheduled story sharing podcast to bring you a special bulletin from My Baby Monsters News. At twenty minutes before bedtime, Professor Josie of the Baby Monster Shooting Star Planetarium in Denmark, reported observing several explosions on the planet Mars, which could mean only one thing... aliens are on the way. To help put you in the mood for this fun little alien invasion, please enjoy the following special, out-of-this-world edition of the my baby monsters children's storytelling podcast. Children's stories from this podcast: -- There's an alien in my bed -- The alien repair shop -- The missing baby alien -- The bubblegum in outer space -- Spaceman (song by guest artist, Ian Knapp) -- FREE Baby Monster Shooting Star coloring page The history of "The War of the Worlds": This classic story of alien invasion predates man learning how to fly. The story was imagined and written in 1898 (over 100 years ago) by science-fiction writer H.G. Wells. The War of the Worlds was then turned into a radio program by Orsen Welles on October 30, 1938... unfortunately many listeners did not realize it was only a Halloween special... so many listeners were naturally frightened, believing that Martians were really invading Earth. Since that time, four War of the Worlds films have been made, including the classic film in 1953 and a more recent version by Steven Steven Spielberg in 2005. And of course, there is the classic My Baby Monsters Podcast by Josie and her dad in 2006. Listen to original radio broadcast (parental discretion advised): The 1938 War of the Worlds radio program is now in the public domain, meaning that you can enjoy it for free. Before listening to it with young children, please be advised that the aliens in the Mercury Theatre on the Air's "The War of the Words" don't play nice, so use your own discretion. Listen to The War of the World original radio program. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) // mybabymonsters.com

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.. Episode XI, THE LOST SPACE STORIES It is a historic period of revision. On the edge of a small solar system, on a Mickey Mouse planet named Pluto,My Baby Monsters were playfully busy creating stories, art, and podcasts for the children of Earth. And all was Vader-ific on this remote Disney world, until it's small world size and eccentric orbit forced the IAU empire to turn Pluto into a seven Dwarf Planet. Made Grumpy by this news, Baby Monster Com-PutOr, the 3rd broke down and refused to work, and as he powered down all of the stories were lost. But our space saga did not end there, because the children of Earth used their imagination to bring new hope, thus restoring freedom to the galaxy and bringing this NASA-mazing, Star Wars-tastic episode back to life. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad) // mybabymonsters.com