J Hirtle The Last Storyteller

2026 will bring this podcast to YouTube! I am excited and already have many great indie authors set up for your listening pleasure. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. See yhou in 2026.The Last Storyteller YouTube

https://rss.com/podcasts/addictedtofaith/2262209 Part 1 of The Last Wish

A new shorty story for you....

Grabtown on Amazon

In this episode you will hear about the hard times Lily went through. You will see the bruises and scars that showed her struggle to survive. But you will also hear how she changed and grew stronger over time. Living Without FearAudible editionNational Domestic Violence Hotline 800-899-SAFE

A moving and touching interview with Joe Saenz. He shares the story behind "Heaven's Ranch"Brothers in God B.I.G Ministry Facebook page

Life after Death and Source of Truth on AmazonIf you need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is here.

An annual tradition of sharing with you my Bucket List.

My interview with mother-daughter teamed up authors if No Place for Us and No Chance for UsYou can buy the books at-On AmazonWebsite The Aeternum Saga

I sit down with poet and author Laura Dilworth to discuss her new book, The Heartbreak Chronicles.

The Rising Claw Kickstarter for AnimaLoosahttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/animalossachildren/childrens-books-animalossa?ref=nav_search&result=project&term=animaloosa&total_hits=2Meet the AuthorComing even in Toronto-Word on the Street September 27-28

The story goes through the heart break that the little girls should not have had to face so young, but they were rescued by their grandparents and their fun-loving uncles. The four little girls learned that there is a rainbow after the rain and that you can laugh and smile after loss. In our lifetime a door may have closed but a window opened for unconditional love and an occasional disco dance with the uncles.Our Uncle's Promise

Triggered to Change A Life Full of Turbulence can be found on Amazon.For more information on the service dog project, go to https://www.servicedogproject.org/

Come listen as the short story of Grandma stuck in a tree continues.

A story written long ago about one named Michael, a rose tattoo, addiction and death.

The story of Grandma and the tree continues...

A shorty, funny story, part one. Come with me on this writing journey as I finish the story of the Grandma Tree.

The old storyteller said, "Everything has a story. It just needs someone to tell it."Today's broadcast is about the everyday, simple, mundane moments become a story.

Back on the air waves to talk about what I have been doing and what I am working on now.

My annual voyage to the Bucket List

Part 2 Exploring Faith

Exploring Faith Part 1

Time to go to the library

An excerpt from "Buttons" available on Amazon or at JHirtle.com

Over 100 degrees again! This is a short story called "Mohave". It appears in the book "Whisper Dancing" available on Amazon or Audible.

The chicken who wanted to be a steer.

The final pages of Guinevere's Lovers

Part 2 of Guinevere's Lovers from A Red Dress Night by J Hirtle

A lover story from centuries past.

An excerpt from the novel "Fatherless" by J Hirtle

A poem from Dark LightPhoto art by Image by Image by Pexels

A poem from The Voiceless Quill, available on Amazon or at Barnes & Noble

A flash fiction piece for your Sunday evening entertainment.

A story of life and death.

Dance like nobody's there

Bucket Lists

Excerpt from the novella "Beautiful Dying"

Celebrating the month of love with poems and a shorty story.

A short flash fiction piece called One Star.

Part 2 of the short story "A Familiar Face". A story about getting old and losing...

A short short story about memory shortage.

New year wishes and remembering old years.

The Fisherman first appeared in "The Last Storyteller" Narrated by Lou Del Bianco.

A Christmas story from The Last Storyteller series.

A Christmas Story. This was originally published in my book, "Whisper Dancing". You can find that and other stories on Amazon or at Barnes & Noble.Merry Christmas.

A poem about Mister T.S. Eliot, one of the greatest and my favorite.

Is cast (of that is what you call it). This features one of my poems from a new collection due out in December, just in time for Christmas.