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The Circle Round episode you're about to hear is a very special one.

Recorded before a live audience of very enthusiastic kids and grown-ups at Roundhouse Theatre in

Bethesda, Maryland on May 28, 2023, you can find more information about upcoming Circle

Round performances on our website, WBOR.org slash Circle Round.

Think about someone you trust.

Being able to trust somebody is a wonderful feeling, but as we're about to hear, if we put

our trust in the wrong person, we can wind up in a very sticky situation.

I'm Rebecca Sheer and welcome to Circle Round live at Roundhouse Theatre in Bethesda,

Maryland.

Today our story is called The Pot of Gold, versions of this tale come from the Jewish tradition.

Joining me on stage is a trio of actors whose voices you've heard in many Circle Round

stories, Evan Casey, Kevin Corbett, and Don Ursula, and providing musical accompaniment

is the one and only Eric Shimalonis, so Circle Round everyone for The Pot of Gold.

Eleanor, the beekeeper, lived in a rickety, crickety house in the countryside, and in the teeny tiny yard

behind her rickety, crickety house, she kept one hive full of buzzing, humming honey bees.

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