The StoryMolder’s Podcast

This portrayal tells the incredible journey of Henrietta Lacks, an ordinary African American woman whose cancer cells were taken without her knowledge. Her cells became the first-ever immortal human cell line, HeLa, revolutionizing medical research forever. They divide endlessly without dying, opening countless new possibilities in medicine.

An older man gives his heart to a bird so that he can become immortal. This is a story of search, love, and discovery.

A story about "We are One!" Quotes from Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that in my mind aligned with Ubuntu, which means “We are One. I am because we are.” “In a real sense all life is inter-related. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” "I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be, and you can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be...This is the inter-related structure of reality.”

A Christmas story about caring and sharing. Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones.

What motivates your timeless choices—power, wisdom, or love? Paris’s choice ended sadly, reminding us to consider how our choices affect our lives. Take a moment to reflect on what influences you and what you are willing to sacrifice. Maybe finding a satisfying balance is the key.

A young man travels on a dangerous journey, uses his wits and courage to defeat Man-Crow, and restores colors and light to the world.

Across cultures, an Owl is a symbol of wisdom and sound judgement. According to the wise Owl in this story, maybe the world would be a wiser place if we listen more and speak less.

This is Part 2 of the seriously adapted Mwindo Epic. It takes you on an unbelievable journey of a walking and talking baby with his deadly scepter.

This Epic ancient tale, passed down from generations to generations, remind us about growth and responsibility. Get ready for an exciting ride as you listen to an entertaining and fast-moving story about a hero's journey.

The Sankofa bird reminds us that looking back while moving forward is a necessity. Looking back does not mean holding on to what was. It means reflecting on the lessons learned. Then, moving forward, giving careful thoughts to your paths of future growth.

A folktale about Mother Ostrich's journey in resilience and determination.

In this reimagined folktale, truth is personified and lies are exposed.

A Liberian Folktale emphasizing a woman's strength, resilience, and empowerment.

Paul Laurence Dunbar is a prolific writer who wrote in a variety of genres. He is best known for his poetry in distinct two voices of Standard English and African American dialect.

Five animal friends used unity and cooperation to achieve a positive common goal. There was no "It's my way or the highway." They had the attitude of - We are all in this together. When one is harmed, all is harmed. When one is helped, all is helped.

Story about cherished Christmas Holiday traditions and the joy they bring to the most wonderful time of the year!

Brer Wolf learn a painful lesson in giving thanks. He got his just reward when he showed ingratitude. Maybe in the future he will say "thank you" every now and then.

An inspiring Poem written by Dr. Maya Angelou has been analyzed in one sentence: "It is in our hands". We must come to understand and accept the truth and do something about it. It is in our hands.

A West African Folktale that has many versions. This story gives valuable lessons about the importance of wisdom, humility, and community.

This story reminds us that no one is insignificant. Find your purpose to contribute positively towards humanity. We need each other.

A fun energetic folktale about getting joy and rewards from your hard work and accomplishments. The tale points out that making no sacrifices and stealing from others is the lazy way out that often ends with disappointments.

A Father's Day tale to remind us of the importance of compassion and gratitude toward our elders. The tale also has a flavor of poetic justice when the wise and good character is rewarded, and the bad character is punished.

This is a Japanese Folktale written by Japanese poet Matsuo Basho. It has been adapted to my way of telling. The tale highlights the love of a mother and her son and the wisdom that comes with age.

An Earth Day story about the idea that everything on this earth is interconnected. Do you think that we are all interconnected? What you do may affect others. Think about it.

This is a tale from African. Rabbit comes up with a wonderful plan to trick lion and teaches him a lesson about generosity and sharing.

We have heard the old saying that "Beauty is only skin deep", but what lies beneath Lord only knows. We also know that with a little money anybody can buy some level of outer beauty, and none would be the wiser. It does not take one brown penny to have inner beauty. All you need is a good, kind, loving, and compassionate heart.

A person is a person because of other people. We are not an island. We need each other. A historical story about Elvis and the people who he said influenced him.

The reason for the Season is to give love unselfishly. Seek to be a blessing in someone's life.

A Thanksgiving story reminding us to be thankful in all things.

Real value should not be determined solely by what's on the outside. Look deep and you will discover that real value lies deep inside hidden from our eyes.

In this funny tale a little boy tries very hard, but he just can't get his instructions right. But he gets a wonderful surprise from his grandma.

A back-to-school story encouraging young people to stay in school despite their circumstances.

Do we have two Independence Days? This historical story tells about the Independence Day in June and another in July. What say You? Do we have two?

A Father's Day Story. What do you look for in a father? Decisions have consequences so be careful in making decisions. Don't be Rushed!

An Aesop Fable adapted for Mother's Day. A disobedient son feels the weight of his consequences.

Women History is rich with iconic women pioneers such as Sister Rosetta Tharpe. She influenced the music genre of Rock and Roll and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018.

A personal story about the horrors of learning to drive.

A Vietnamese Fairy Tale retold with Spoken Word poetry and narration.

Martin Luther King, Jr. taught us how to be compassionate and courageous. This is an adapted African Folktale about compassion and courage in a tense situation.

Warm memories and a promise are reflected in this short story. It was written by Paul Lawrence Dunbar in 1904 in the Heart of Happy Hollow Collection. It has been adapted for this Podcast.

A magical Fairy Tale with a very familiar song that was original written when inspired by freshly fallen snow. So magical and joyful just for Christmas!

A clever and fortunate old rabbit cares and shares with his less fortunate friends.

Whoooo does not like a scary Halloween story? This is a tale about seven little old nice women. Hee! Hee! Hee! Hee!

This tale inspires and motivates us to keep it moving toward a healthy goal.

This Fable is inspirational with a lesson to be your authentic self because YOU matter!

This has been a three-part series of How the Armadillo came to be. Tweedily do, Tweedily dee, and it is all right by me.

As the fairytale continues, we hear that Baby Jaguar is upset. Prickly Hedgehog and Platy Turtle think of a plan to confuse Baby Jaguar.

A compelling Father's Day story encouraging sacrifices of self.

Sacred Stories come from memories of our past. They can guide our lives and be a catalyst for change. These stories are rooted in faith that shape your life. To All Mothers