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Children's stories for adults

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Do you want to know why Humpty Dumpty was really climbing that wall? Join me with a range of the usual children's stories modified in such a way, that they are ONLY SUITABLE FOR ADULTS. Using stories, nursery rhymes, poems & fables as a foundation, we take a sledge hammer and crack these concrete stories right open. If morals be mortar then why all the walls?

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5/18/2021

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March 12, 2022

Snow White (18+)

Another children's story like you've never heard before. In this story Snow White is conceived by the wish of a woman with unrealistic views on beauty. The Queen (Snow Whites step mother) is marred only by her mirror stating the she is no longer the most "normal" of all. The seven drawfs can't stand Snow White and what 'Doc' does to her is beyond belief! This story is obviously adapted for an adult audience so contains foul language and produces images more suited to an adult. If you like this adaptation of the fairytale then please share on your social media platforms. Thank you for listening!

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November 21, 2021

Jack & Jill (18+)

Ever wondered why Jack & Jill kept attempting the same periless journey and then each time meeting the same fate? No? Well, me neither. Ever wondered why Jack tries to heal himself with Vinegar and brown paper? No? Me neither. What I did wonder was... "why the hell doesn't he help Jill?!" Children's rhymes are meant to produce some moralistic meaning. In the case of Jack & Jill, repeat dangerous tasks, use idiotic remedies and be entirely selfish.

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October 19, 2021

The boy who cried wolf (18+)

<p>Does it really take a village to raise a child? Well not in this village. Wilful negligence &amp; ignorance is key in this story, which results in a needless tragic death of an overworked shepherd boy. The villagers should be ashamed of themselves. This is story telling with a difference. Don't like fairytales? Me neither.&nbsp;</p>

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What is Children's stories for adults?

Do you want to know why Humpty Dumpty was really climbing that wall? Join me with a range of the usual children's stories modified in such a way, that they are ONLY SUITABLE FOR ADULTS.

Using stories, nursery rhymes, poems & fables as a foundation, we take a sledge hammer and crack these concrete stories right open.

If morals be mortar then why all the walls?

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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