(3:50)"How Not to Tell Stories to Your Own Kids" by Antonio Sacre: As ironic as it may seem, Antonio Sacre tells a story about how he could not find a way to tell stories to his own children. After telling them every story he could think of, he eventually turned to telling them fairytales. But not just any fairytales--the original Grimm fairytales. As Antonio told these stories to his children, he quickly learned that they were not the stories he expected them to be. We hope you enjoy this story from Antonio Sacre, recorded live in the Apple Seed studio with our live studio audience. (23:19) Radio Family Journal by Sam Payne: Sam shares a memory from his childhood when he learned about the death of a popular TV icon. Rather than avoid the situation, this TV franchise decided to face it head on and share the news with the children of the world who admired this TV icon. Sometimes hard things happen in life which can make them hard to confront. But, this TV episode teaches us that it is best to talk about them and share our understanding with one another. All stories need to be shared; even the hard and difficult ones. ()"The Kiss Bet" Interview with Ingrid Ochoa: In this segment, we had the chance to interview Ingrid Ochoa, who is the author and illustrator of a web comic titled "The Kiss Bet". Her story is inspiring to us as one who never gave up on her dreams. Throughout her life, Ingrid knew she had stories to share, but she couldn't quite find the right medium for them. As she grew older, she came to find her voice in drawing, and her stories have grown to reach people all over the world. No matter where you are on your path of telling stories, it is never too late to try something new. You never know where that something might take you. (42:29)"" by Sam Payne: In this musical tale, Sam shares stories about his interactions with children who made up their own songs and stories. When met with a young girl who challenged his songs, Sam was reminded of the many times he was met with creative songs from unlikely tellers. There is no age limit to creativity, and that certainly counts for telling stories. Listen to all episodes at www.byuradio.org/appleseed #byuradio #theappleseed #beinspired #together