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While tracking the outlaw Wildcat Kelly through the red-stone canyons south of Nicklesworth, Orphie Goodbye becomes trapped with a legendary Minobous, a creature feared in local folklore. Expecting a monster, she instead discovers something more magical, and a tragic truth behind generations of rumors. As Lorin Morgan-Richards shares another campfire tale from A Raven Above Ranch, a listener's question about why people cling to false stories reveals a lesson about fear, prejudice, and the importance of understanding others before judging them.

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In this episode of A Raven Above Ranch, an Indigenous child named Me’ma falls asleep after working tirelessly on a purple leaf basket. Her dreams carry her into the cosmos, where she lands on the moon and discovers that it holds hidden secrets waiting to be revealed through patient observation. Wrapping up the story, narrator Lorin Morgan-Richards opens fan mail, and shares a powerful lesson: we must practice patience and allow others to define who they are, rather than forcing our own preconceptions onto them.

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In this whimsical episode of A Raven Above Ranch, Pyridine Goodbye attempts to improve funeral efficiency while preparing for a respected citizen's repass. After mishearing a request for mulled wine as "mold wine," she concocts a revolting family recipe using fungus, spiderwebs, and other questionable ingredients. When guests flee the gathering in horror, the Goodbyes mistakenly blame the funeral potatoes. As always, narrator Lorin Morgan-Richards closes with a lesson about the importance of listening carefully and not assuming you already know best.

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Join storyteller Lorin Morgan-Richards for a ghostly tale from Nicklesworth, where two bumbling outlaws refuse to let a failed robbery, or even death itself, stop them from chasing a fortune that isn't there. As crowds gather to witness the famous Ghost Robbers of Fishcamp, young Lee Minor discovers that some spirits aren't haunted by ghosts, but by their own greed. Then, in The Raven's Roost, Lorin answers a listener's question about whether ravens truly carry messages from the spirit world. A whimsical western ghost story filled with humor, heart, and second chances.

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On this week's episode of Lorin Morgan-Richards' A Raven Above Ranch, we visit the mysterious Lillard House, where bedtime takes an unexpected turn. Richard-Lael Lillard discovers a hidden brownie, one of the fae folk of Nothom, living within the walls of his haunted estate. Guided through secret passages and forgotten spaces, he uncovers a long-hidden trove of lost treasures and learns the burden the tiny guardian has carried for generations.

This story is followed by letters from the Raven's Roost, as Lorin Morgan-Richards answers a listener's question about how to help others when they are so busy.

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On this week's episode of Lorin Morgan-Richards' A Raven Above Ranch, when boredom gets the better of young goatherd Tallow, a series of false alarms turns him into the valley's most frustrating prankster. But each time he cries danger, a strange farmer appears to applaud from afar. As trust wears thin and the laughter fades, Tallow discovers that some listeners never forget a good story, especially those waiting for the ending. A darkly humorous tale about dishonesty, consequences, and the dangers of becoming your own punchline.

Meanwhile, from the Raven's Roost, Lorin answers a listener's question about lying and how it chips away at trust.