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Why do Canadians say "Eh"? In this episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we’re exploring the origins and meanings of this famous little word. From friendly chats to confirming facts, "Eh" is more than j…
This episode Auntie Jo Jo brings you a modern twist on last weeks story!
What happens when a giant beer vat bursts in the middle of London? In this episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we’re tapping into the bizarre story of the Great Beer Flood of 1814—a tidal wave of ale …
Hans Christian Andersen delights us with a story about an emperor who has an obsession with his fancy new clothes and spends lavishly on them.
Did you know that Boston once had a sticky disaster? In this episode of Auntie Jo Jo’s Library, we’re diving into the Great Molasses Flood of 1919—a day when a giant tank burst, sending a wave of syr…
This episode we dive into a delightful read from the Brother's Grimm.
Let's explore one of New Zealand’s most iconic phrases: "Sweet As!" Ever wondered why Kiwis say it and what it really means? Join me as we dive into the history and cultural significance of this quir…
Join Auntie Jo Jo as she reads a classic story by Beatrix Potter.
The Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous buildings in the world, but did you know its construction was one of the hardest projects in history? In this episode, Auntie Jo Jo shares the amazing…
The evil King locks a Queen and her child up in the tallest tower. His hope his her child will be worthy enough to wed his son one day. However, a sweet little mouse has something else in mind.
Ever said “I hope this goes well—knock on wood!” and then tapped on a table? But why do we do that? In this episode, we uncover the ancient belief in magical tree spirits, the Celtic and Roman tradit…
What happens when a wild hare hops into a Beekeeper's yard? Find out in this episode!
Have you ever wondered who invented the wheel and why it took humans so long to come up with the idea? In this episode, we’re rolling back over 5,500 years to discover how the wheel started as a pott…
Auntie Jo Jo is back with another classic tale. This comes from Hans Christian Anderson. A Queen's son must embark on a journey and his mother provides him with some very solid advice.
Is there really a giant creature lurking in the waters of Loch Ness? In this episode, we dive into the 1,500-year-old mystery of the Loch Ness Monster! From ancient legends and the first recorded sig…
This episode Auntie Jo Jo tells a classic tale of the Little Blue engine that gave her all!
This story was written by Watty Piper.
Are you O.K.? Of course you are! You're listening to another History-Sode.
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https://www.etymonline.com/word/OK? https://www.npr.org/2006/0…Let's take a break from Emmy and Ava and step into the mind of Scout, Auntie Jo Jo's dog!
This story was written by Jo Saraceni for this podcast.
Did you know the Kiwi is the official bird of New Zealand?
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It's important to stand up for yourself. It can also be important to stop others from being a bully. We are all different and no one has the right to pick on us just because our shoes aren't brand ne…