The Early Years: Ukulele Island

Story Pirates

Lemonada Media

Comedy, Education, Kids & Family

4.5 • 17.7K Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2014

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

Story Pirates are back with a another adaptation, written by a kid, performed by the Story Pirates! This week’s episode features “Ukulele Island” by then 4th grader Sarah Snyder. First performed in March of 2013 on SiriusXM radio, this podcast features an exclusive interview with author Sarah Snyder! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, Peter from StoryPiRids here.
0:09.8	Stay tuned at the Energy Days Podcast to find out where you can see the real actual
0:13.4	story pirates live in persons somewhere near you in America.
0:17.2	Or go to StoryPiRids.org to find out more about our school programs by T-Shirt or Hoodie
0:21.6	for the holidays or make a text deductible donation.
0:25.0	Okay, one with the show.
0:27.8	Welcome back to the StoryPiRids Podcast.
0:29.8	My name is Lee and my name is Peter.
0:31.8	And we're the StoryPiRids and the StoryPiRids take stories, ridden my kids and we turn them
0:35.4	into awesome radio plays.
0:36.9	We're going back into the archives to play some of our favorites.
0:40.4	Peter, what's today's story?
0:41.7	Today's story Lee is wonderful.
0:43.4	It was written by a then-forth grader from Mayone City, Michigan.
0:47.8	Her name is Sarah Snyder.
0:49.6	And Sarah's story is called Eucalyly Island.
0:52.4	Eucalyly Island!
0:53.4	Eucalyly Island!
0:54.4	What a magical place that sounds like.
0:56.9	Before we hear the StoryPiRids adaptation of Sarah's story, let's read the original
1:01.3	story that Sarah sent into us.
1:03.4	I think that's a great idea.
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