Rainbow Stories for Rainy Days

Ever wonder what happens in the fridge when the door is closed? Join us for a goofy and rhyming story about the fun that Fridge Friends have when you're not looking! Original story written and performed by E. C. L. Key.Brought to you by yourweeklybreakdown.com, a cozy newsletter and podcast for busy moms.Don’t forget to rate and review the episode wherever you listen to your

Join us for a spooky adventure with brother and sister Max and Mia. The siblings can't help but investigate the abandoned pumpkin patch! What is haunting it? Can they solve the mystery? What if they run into some scary and spooky creatures along the way? Press play to find out what happens!Original story written and performed by E. C. L. Key.Brought to you by yourweeklybreakdo

What would you do if you found a spooky creature lurking in your backyard? Would you be afraid? What about if the creature was cute? Russ and Ava have a mighty secret to keep, and it gets a lot harder during a Halloween outing! Press play to find out what happens. Trick or treat! Written and performed by E. C. L. Key.Story scored by Jacelyn Brown.Send us feedback and story requests

Join us for a very exciting adventure with our friend Lily. Lily is planning a party with her stuffed animals, but can't find her Unicorn stuffy! With the help of a few flying friends, Lily goes on an incredible adventure that takes her to new heights while searching for Uni the Unicorn. Ready to find out if Lily can find her favourite stuffy? Press play to find out what happe

Join us for the classic tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, originally written by Robert Southey and performed today by Cristina Patalas.Hosted by E. C. L. Key.Don’t forget to rate and review the episode wherever you listen to your podcasts so other families can find us more easily! If you liked it, please subscribe to stay up to date on our latest episodes. Send us feedback

This abridged version of The Ugly Duckling tells the story of a little duck who overcomes many challenges, and finally accepts himself for who he really is.Written by Hans Christian Andersen and performed by E. C. L. Key.Don’t forget to rate and review the episode wherever you listen to your podcasts so other families can find us more easily! Send us feedback and story requests a