In this episode, Ryan and Ray get some news, over ice cream. 

The person reading the stories in this episode of The Podcast Where They Read Stories is Amena Brown: poet, author, storyteller, host, and so much more.. meaning that you might see her on stage, in a bookstore or library, or on podcasts or other shows. She's one of the coolest people we know.

Here in The Podcast Where They Read Stories, we're presenting the abridged version of "Ways to Make Sunshine." If you enjoy these selected chapters, we hope you'll find the full story wherever you check out, read, or listen to books.

Find more at wabe.org/storiespodcast

In this episode, Ryan and Ray get some news, over ice cream. The person reading the stories in this episode of The Podcast Where They Read Stories is Amena Brown: poet, author, storyteller, host, and so much more.. meaning that you might see her on stage, in a bookstore or library, or on podcasts or other shows. She's one of the coolest people we know.Here in The Podcast Where They Read Stories, we're presenting the abridged version of "Ways to Make Sunshine." If you enjoy these selected chapters, we hope you'll find the full story wherever you check out, read, or listen to books.Find more at&nbsp;<a href="http://wabe.org/storiespodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">wabe.org/storiespodcast</a>

A storytime show designed for young listeners and open to all! Notable Atlantans, hometown celebrities, and local performers read classic and contemporary children’s books. Each episode also features mini-explainers for vocabulary words, historical figures, or other big concepts that deserve a “story within the story.”

A storytime show designed for young listeners and open to all! Notable Atlantans, hometown celebrities, and local performers read classic and contemporary children’s books. Each episode also features mini-explainers for vocabulary words, historical figures, or other big concepts that deserve a “story within the story.”