A World of Storytelling Radio

12/29/2023

In two days it will be January 1st (always winter snd never Christmas) and already the Lantern Waste and Mr. Tumnus are whispering to me. “Come to the wardrobe. “ This will be my 28th visit to Narnia & the untamed good Lion and a silver chair, the Magician’s Nephew and a voyage on the Dawn Treader and finally the Last Battle. This is my official invitation to you to come to Aslan’s Table. Won’t you join me? You have an invitation. RSVP. If you’ve never visited, you should. If you have visited; visit again there’s more in the story.

04/02/2020

Could it be that I’m seeing something unique in the world? Right now, it seems to me, everyone is being forced to examine what’s important, what’s vital, what do each of us really need?

Fairly certain, toilet paper isn’t actually the priority. Connection with each other is high on my list. You probably are making phone calls to family and friends.

Personally, I resent feeling helpless. Don’t care about going to town normally but being told (received “suggestions”) to stay home only makes me want to go to town and shake hands with everyone I see.

But, I will mow today, work on the new deck and fix something amazing for supper. Shar and I miss our grandboys and our children... though they are grown with children of their own. Phone calls are nice, FaceTime is great too.

But I want to hug the whole world and I want the world to be able to hug me back. So what does a nation do in a survival situation? Stay connected, communicate clearly, truthfully. Don’t tolerate exasperated hysteria... we don’t need wringing of the hands or silly bravado; we need deliberate efforts.

1. Plant some food, this could last awhile.
2. Stay healthy, no need for unnecessary risks
3. Understand your resources
4. Do your research. No masks? Learn how to make them. No hand sanitizer? Read the ingredients off the bottle and replicate, most important ingredients are listed first
5. Bake your own bread. You’d be amazed what the fragrance of fresh baked bread can do for a home.
6. Buy staples; dry milk, flour, beans, rice, canned meats. This could last awhile.
7. Be confident. In the past, whatever we have focused upon, we have succeeded. Perhaps you don’t know how to bake... you don’t like to cook... Survival skills are like algebra, you don’t have to love it or even like it... you just need to be able to do it.

No don’t get the wrong idea... I don’t sit around plotting survival tactics. There’s no camouflage clothing in my home... but if you know a few things to bring familiar comfort it can take the edge off your anxiety and give you confidence to overcome.

03/24/2020

Dear Friends;
Please consider making your own masks. Here is a pattern of a mask that can be washed with bleach and used again. Perhaps you could make a bunch of them.

https://www.instructables.com/id/Medical-Mask/

Seven or Eight easy steps... we can beat this virus.

Blessings
Don Buck P Creacy
Working America's Storyteller

Medical Mask: These masks can go directly to the hospitals. Until the government catches up with the demand many of our nurses assistants across the nation are going without masks all together. Nurses and doctors that are lucky enough to be provided masks are g...

03/26/2016

Tuesday afternoon, I stopped in to visit with the Mayor of Stamping Ground, Ky. Mayor Kayla Jones had heard about my dreams for my farm and wanted to touch base. What a nice lady and she loves Stamping Ground as much as I love my farm. We were both dreaming out loud about our town and my farm and the name of my farm came up. Now it is a fine old Kentucky tradition to name your farm... So in the course of the conversation I said "Now my farm is NOT a showcase just yet but it will be, my farm is a feral and fallow farm." It was at this moment that I noticed both the Reporter who joined our meeting and the Mayor started writing. Instantly, I said, "No, Feral and Fallow is the condition of my farm... Not the name." We laughed, but you know what? My farm needs a name, so help me name it. Add to this list or vote for one of these names in your reply. I get to choose

Does this seem like a fair prize? The winner will have a free storytelling/writing/poetry/photography workshop weekend and stay in a hand built Gypsy Vardo or Yurt... Help me name my farm...

Here's some suggestions from the Mayor herself... What do you got... for a name?

Story Hill Farm
Story Hills (or valley, etc.)
The REST of the Story
Legend Valley (or hills, etc.)
The Legends Retreat
Storybook Farm
Natural Legends Retreat
Nature's Legends
Telling Valley
Telling Tales Hills
The Story Grounds Farm (works with Stamping Ground address)
Legend Grounds Farm
Great Legends Haven

01/31/2016

Didn't sleep much last night... Had a perverse urge to listen to the signal drop out... Fatigue won and I woke up this morning, dialed in, and there it was... The hated and dreaded fear of all broadcasters... Dead Air.

It sure was fun while it lasted.

01/30/2016

"Oh it's just internet radio, it's not like it's a real show."
I guess that sentiment has been around since I began broadcasting on as A World ofStorytelling Radio. That first day our rankings were 5,690. But I had a secret and I worked it. We climbed, clawed, & scratched our way up the rankings. Today and tens of thousands of dollars invested later, AWOS is number 22 in the rankings.

January 31st, 2016; we will go off the air until I can find an alternative way to get stories to you.

I've had a call or two from other agencies and streaming providers and then... I'll begin again at the bottom of the rankings. Mercy.

I'm an old man, soon to retire, do you want this radio station? Should I spend the money? Again?

Your comments will weigh in on my decision.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

01/07/2016

Hi Everyone;
Thank you for sharing your time with me. I love being a servant to you through the radio station.

As you know, I own and produce A World of Storytelling Radio. For years, the station has happily been broadcasting non-stop, 24 hours a day into 116 countries around the world. My whole mission has been to bring the finest family oriented STORY entertainment directly to you. Sadly, our streaming provider, Live365, will cease business operations January 31,2016. I am diligently looking for an alternative means to broadcast. Please "Like" or "Follow" or page; "A World of Storytelling Radio" and I will keep you informed of the latest developments.

Thank you again and God willing we'll find a way to bring the greatest storytellers in the world back to you in the future.

Sincerely
Don Buck P Creacy

01/06/2016

Yikes! I need prayer! My radio station franchise host is going out of business January 31st, they could not renew their license, which means I can't renew mine. We ( A World of Storytelling Radio, on air since August 2nd, 2002 ) are #26 in talk radio against over 7,000 stations and our avg. listening time is 22.68 minutes per stream and we're broadcasting into 116 countries around the world. I'm at a total loss and don't immediately know how to address this issue. Ask God to give me wisdom and clear direction. If you're not into prayer, cross your fingers!

07/25/2015

Gang I have to apologize and beg forgiveness. We weren't able to port out a line feed to our broadcast computer. I was terribly disappointed and I suspect you were too.

07/22/2015

A Night of Stories
7/24/15
7:00 pm USA Eastern Time Zone (same as NYC)
I will be broadcasting live the concert I announced earlier. You can listen to the entire show on A World of Storytelling Radio, anywhere in the world on the Internet. Here's the link. www.Live365.com/stations/storytellingradio

Listen in to hear; Delanna Reed, Libby Tipton, Linda Poland, David Claunch, Saundra Kelley, and Jeff Stratton; you'll bust your belly laugher and you won't be sorry you spent the time listening to A World of Storytelling Radio

See you on the radio!
Blessings
Buck

03/31/2015

Listen to the station here:
www.Live365.com/stations/storytellingradio

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