Sartori's Stories

Sleepovers can be very exciting. You get to sleep at someone else's house, and while there, you have fun things to do. Sometimes you have trouble deciding which house to sleep at: yours or your friend's! On this episode of Sartori's Stories, Frank reads you a story about a frog named Froggy who can't make up his mind about whether he wants to sleep at home or at his friend Max's.This episode's story:"Froggy's Sleepover"Written By JONATHAN LONDONIllustrated By FRANK REMKIEWICZFollow Frank Sartori:Facebook: Frank SartoriInstagram: fsartori94X: @frank_sartoriTikTok: franksar94Follow Matt Bingel:Facebook: Matt BingelInstagram: dabbinbingelTikTok: bingel2000YouTube: The Bingel Puppet TroupeIf you have a copy of this episode's story, go get it and follow along with us. As always, happy reading!

The primary colors that we know are red, yellow, and blue. When blue and yellow are combined, they make green. On this episode, Frank Sartori reads to you a classic from the famous children's author Leo Lionni about a little blue and a little yellow.This episode's story:"Little Blue & Little Yellow"Written & Illustrated By LEO LIONNIFollow Frank Sartori:Facebook: Frank SartoriInstagram: fsartori94X: @frank_sartoriTikTok: franksar94Follow Matt Bingel:Facebook: Matt BingelInstagram: dabbinbingelTikTok: bingel2000YouTube: The Bingel Puppet TroupeIf you have a copy of this week's story, follow along with us. As always, happy reading!

Before every episode, you hear the intro to this podcast, which mentions stories that will captivate your imagination and inspire your heart. This week's story is sure to do that. In 1940, a revolutionary film from Disney called Fantasia came out. In this film was a segment that starred Mickey Mouse and has been a classic memory for many. Listen in as Frank Sartori tells you a magical tale that gets Mickey into a bit of trouble.This episode's Book:"The Sorcerer's Apprentice"Adapted By DON FERGUSONIllustrated By PETER EMSLIEFollow Frank Sartori:Facebook: Frank SartoriInstagram: fsartori94X: @frank_sartoriTikTok: franksar94Follow Matt Bingel:Facebook: Matt BingelInstagram: dabbinbingelTikTok: bingel2000YouTube: The Bingel Puppet TroupeIf you have a copy of this week's story, go get it and follow along with us. As always, happy reading!

Bob Ross was a famous television painter and artist who taught many people how to paint. Many people have been inspired by his art and have created paintings using the same technique that he taught. This week Frank tells you Bob's story and maybe you will be inspired by him too.This Episode's StoryThis Is Your World: The Story of Bob RossWritten By: Sophia GohlzIllustrated By Robin BoydenFollow Frank Sartori:Facebook: Frank SartoriInstagram: fsartori94X: @frank_sartoriTikTok: franksar94Follow Matt Bingel:Facebook: Matt BingelInstagram: dabbinbingelTikTok: bingel2000YouTube: The Bingel Puppet TroupeIf you have a copy of this week's story, go get it and follow along with us. As always, happy reading!

There's a classic Sesame Street song that's titled "The People in Your Neighborhood". On this episode, guest reader Matt Bingel shares a Sesame Street story all about people with wonderful jobs like veterinarians, teachers, engineers, and more as he reads "What Do You Do?: Jobs In Your Neighborhood". If you have a copy of this episode's story, go get it and follow along with us. As always, happy reading!Host and Creator: Frank SartoriExecutive Producer, Music Composer and Editor: Matt BingelFollow Frank Sartori:Facebook: Frank SartoriInstagram: fsartori94X: @frank_sartoriTikTok: franksar94Follow Matt Bingel:Facebook: Matt BingelInstagram: dabbinbingelTikTok: bingel2000