Robin And The Giant begin this podcast for children talking about Suzy "the donut lady" who has just been disappointed to learn that her donuts came in fourth place in a donut contest!  The dialogue then leads to a story titled "Patrick O".  After the story is the song with the same name. 

The second story in this podcast for kids is titled "Memories", a story about sharing stories with those younger than ourselves.  The song after this story is titled "Look It Up".

Don't forget, you can get the new "Robin And The Giant" book filled with 56 short stories that all originally aired on the Robin And The Giant radio program for children.  The book is called "The Gift Of The Barking Frog And Other Gifts From The Heart" and is at http://www.lulu.com/quillandkeyboard

 

Kids Voted Number One By Robin And The Giant!

Just returning the compliment!!!  In this Podcast For Kids, Robin And The Giant tell the story "The Fantasy of  The Mind" and then sing the song "Like Children".  Then they tell the story "Socrates Junior" followed by the song "Don't Feel Like The Lone Ranger".

By the way, you can download most of these songs for free from our SoundClick sites.  First check http://www.soundclick.com/robinandthegiant and if the song you're looking for isn't there then check the Larry Whitler SoundClick site at http://www.soundclick.com/larrywhitler

Also, most of these stories are available in our new book "The Gift Of The Barking Frog And Other Gifts From The Heart" at http://www.lulu.com/quillandkeyboard

On that site you can also get a copy of the novel for young readers by Larry Whitler titled "Oreo And Braun - XOB, The Full Circle Quest"

That's all for today!

In this podcast for kids by Robin And The Giant the theme is about learning and having fun learning.  The program begins when the Giant brings in seven puppies to show to Robin.  Unlike the other podcasts for kids that Robin And The Giant have published, this one has no story.  Just dialogue and songs.  Each song teaches a little simple lesson like the alphabet, the names of the planets, the colors of the rainbow, the vowels, and a few other songs that are thrown in "just for fun". 

Of course, there is the song "Seven Puppies", also.

By the way, this podcast for children was created from a tape recording of a radio program first broadcast on March 13, 1994.  The tape itself has deteriorated a little so you may notice a few unavoidable "glitches" in the sound.  We just wanted you to know that the file is OK and that your I-Pod is OK.  (Phew!)

The new book of stories by Robin And The Giant is now available!  It is titled "The Gift Of The Barking Frog And Other Gifts From The Heart".  It is on the internet at http://www.lulu.com/quillandkeyboard

 

This podcast for children begins with the "trademark" Robin And The Giant dialogue followed by a story titled "One In A Million".  The story is followed by some more dialogue in which Robin And The Giant talk about having fun in the snow.  The song "Fun" is next.

Then, Robin And The Giant tell an Oreo And Braun story titled "Pignose Billy".  This is the story that introduces the character "Pignose Billy" who, in later episodes, becomes a regular character in the Oreo And Braun series.

The podcast concludes with the song "Stand Up For The Children".  The words to this song were actually entered into the Congressional Record in the U.S. Congress on October 4, 1989 by Congressman Cliff Stearns. 

This is a full hour special for Spring!  It includes fun dialogue from Robin And The Giant.  After a fun beginning, Robin And The Giant do the song "Magic Mother Nature".  After more FUN dialogue about the neat things of Spring, Robin And The Giant perform the songs "A New Beginning" and "My Springtime Song".  This podcast for kids then features the story "Bobby And Fluff Pup", followed by the song "Empty Pages".

Robin And The Giant then "tour" the outdoor world in this podcast for children, looking at clouds and all the different things that Spring does bring.  The songs, "Like Children" and "My Springtime Friend" are performed during this segment.

With more FUN dialogue, the element of change is explored in the story about a butterfly and her human friend titled "Madeline", followed by the song "Changes".

This commercial-free one-hour special was one of the Robin And The Giant Specials featured Internationally on Digital Cable Radio's For Kids Only channel.

 

 

Well, first let us just say a great big THANK YOU!!!!!  You are truly making us feel very good about doing these podcasts!  To Ben's father: YES, the Giant HAS really eaten "peanut butter and spam on rye" but not in a LONG time!  Ha!

OK, here is today's show:  Robin And The Giant have filled this podcast for kids with a story called "To Want Is Not To Need (And Vice Versa)" and then a song titled "It All Adds Up".  There is an Oreo And Braun story on this podcast for children titled "Camping".  There is another song titled "Francine Fumbled" and a poem by Robin titled "The Beautiful Butterfly".

By the way, all of the stories, songs, poems, and dialogue are written completely by Robin And The Giant.  Enjoy them and let us know about yourselves!  Our email addresses are: robnonair@aol.com and sirgiant@hotmail.com

Also, be sure to check out our huge book of short stories called "The Gift Of The Barking Frog And Other Gifts From The Heart" now available at Lulu.com.  Our site is http://www.lulu.com/quillandkeyboard

That's all!

Robin opens this program talking about procrastination and then the Giant shows up late, of course!  Robin And The Giant then tell a story called "From Here To Tomorrow" followed by a song with the same title.  Then, Robin And The Giant tell an Oreo And Braun story titled "Halloween Story" (sorry about the bad timing).  This podcast for kids continues with a story called "Angelina" followed by a song titled "A Different Wind".

By the way, thank you for voting Robin And The Giant as your favorite podcast for children!  Hoo-Hoo!!!  We GREATLY appreciate the support!!

In this podcast, Robin And The Giant begin the program talking about a ticket giveaway to Wet-N-Wild Waterpark in Orlando, Florida.  Please note that the name "Wet-N-Wild" is a trademark name and is not associated with Robin And The Giant.  This podcast comes from a radio broadcast in which tickets to the waterpark were given away.

The podcast continues with a song called "How To Write A Song" followed by the story "The Star Gazers".  After the story there is a song that teaches the names of the nine planets called "The Planet Song".  Then there is a story/song hybrid titled "The Happiest Place In The World" followed by two more songs: "Wun Phun Song" (from a musical written by Robin And The Giant titled "West Parnell Lane") and "Crystal Marie"!

If you would like to write Robin And The Giant you may send e-mail to Larry Whitler at sirgiant@hotmail.com and to Robin MacBlane at robnonair@aol.com

Have Fun!!!

Robin discovers a newspaper review about the radio show and realizes that the critics are not very kind toward the Giant.  Fortunately, he doesn't care!  Then, Robin And The Giant tell a story called "The Popcorn King" followed by their song "A Simple Day".  More dialogue and then the story "Baxter And Chelease" with the song "Paint Me Blue".  A little more dialogue follows and they perform a song about the seven continents appropriately titled "The Seven Continents".

Robin and The Giant begin this podcast for children with dialogue about amateurs and how all professionals started as amateurs.  This leads to a story titled "Amateur Gardener".  The song, "Amateur Gardener" then follows the story.  Robin And The Giant then talk about the importance of being patient and introduce the song "Patience" before telling the second story on this podcast titled "RADAFF".  The podcast ends with a story called "School Lunch Versus Lunch From Home".

In this episode, Robin And The Giant talk about feeling good, and they tell two stories.  The show begins with their dialogue and then the duo perform a song called "There's Nothin' To It".  The first story is "The Magic Of The Clowns" followed by a song titled "Making A Difference".  Then Robin And The Giant tell "Giraffes In The Park" followed by the song "Everytime The World Spins 'Round".  The program is wrapped up with a poem by Robin titled "Oh Child".