Calling all circle round fans, we're starting something brand new.

A club for listeners like you.

You can now join the Circle Round Club and enjoy a bunch of new, fun and exciting ways to circle around with us.

Club memberships come in all shapes and sizes.

You can find the one that's right for you and your family at wbur.org slash Circle Round Club.

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Have you ever been part of a team?

Maybe you played a team sport like soccer or baseball.

Maybe you and a friend joined forces to build a pillow fort.

Maybe you and your family worked together to clean the house.

When we work as a team, there is so much we can do.

And in today's story, we'll meet a character who realizes that to accomplish something really big, she can't do it alone.

I'm Rebecca Schier and welcome to Circle Round.

Where story time happens all the time.

Today our story is called Coyotes Flame.

Versions of this tale come from many Native American peoples, including the Shoshone, Karuk and Coyoa Apache.

Some really great people came together to bring you our adaptation of this folktale, including Brittany O'Grady,

whom you grownups might recognize from Little Voice on Apple TV Plus and Star on Fox.

So Circle Round everyone, for Coyotes Flame.

Long, long ago, in the earliest times, animals ruled the earth.

And boy, that earth was a chilly and gloomy place.

You see, there was no sun and no warmth because all the fire in the world was hidden away,

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