
Grimm Pickins
Reading stories from the Brothers Grimm, just to pass some time. Episodes just long enough for you to not get sick of the host. What a dream!
Episodes
Reading the feed…

Reading stories from the Brothers Grimm, just to pass some time. Episodes just long enough for you to not get sick of the host. What a dream!
Reading the feed…
This is a shocking story of household items and how one would be changed forever.
🎶 Here we go again– another snake story? Only for the beginning, again. What if you could listen to animals? Would you pay it forward for them?
If you’re scared of snakes, they’re only at the beginning. But the leaves? They appear throughout this mystical and magical tale.
Two clever siblings whose parents just can’t get rid of them find a house made of treats. What could go wrong in Grimm-town?
Sometimes you’re just in the right place at the right time with the right people around you, like the subject of today’s story.
Ever wonder what is the worst possible way to determine whether you should get married? We found it…
You know the hair, but did you know you could eat rapunzel, too?
Two siblings escape their terrible life for only one to find himself confined in a different way and the other a target of an assassination!
Do chickens eat nuts? Apparently so. But what about when they eat too many nuts?
What would you do with 12 brothers? Would you die for them??
A fiddler toys with several animals that aspire to be musicians. Will he get his comeuppance?
This is a story about a very dumb man and a society with bad opinions. This story involves ethnic stereotypes not endorsed by the show or its producers.
Deceit, sailing, prophecies, talking birds, and sacrifice! It’s all here in one story…
Wolves can be cunning and vicious… but can goats match them?
Is there anything more dangerous than a fearless man?
Did you know that religious figures are in fairy tales? I didn’t!
Can a cat and mouse live together under one roof in a trusting and sharing environment?
Introducing Grimm Pickins! This episode covers the first story in Household Tales by Brothers Grimm— it kind of has two stories in one.