Dick Whittington and His Cat
A poor boy heads to London to seek his fortune, helped along the way by his clever and loyal cat.
Listen on YouTubeWelcome to Grandpa Goose
I’m Greg Krehbiel — also known as Grandpa Goose — and I love retelling the stories I grew up with. Each tale is crafted to be faithful to the classic narrative while keeping a light, inviting tone for modern listeners.
Whether it’s bedtime, car time, or quiet time, these recordings help families create a calm, shared moment of imagination — without fast cuts or flashing screens.
- Classic plots with a gentle, grandfatherly voice
- Family-friendly pacing and clear diction
- Perfect for group listening or quiet wind-down time
What makes these stories different?
I focus on story first: clarity, rhythm, and warmth. When a classic needs a small tweak to make sense to modern ears, I add a light touch — never noise, always narrative.
Start with the favorites below, and check back soon for new uploads.
Featured Stories
Jack and the Beanstalk
A poor boy trades a cow for magic beans, climbs a giant beanstalk, and faces a fearsome giant.
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf
A mischievous shepherd boy tricks the villagers with false alarms — until a real wolf arrives.
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Hansel and Gretel
A brother and sister lost in the woods discover a gingerbread cottage — with a dark secret.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Red sets out to visit Grandma, but a clever wolf has plans of his own. A classic retold with charm.
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Too hot, too cold, just right — an inviting version of a well-loved tale.
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The Three Little Pigs
Three houses, one hungry wolf, and a lesson in doing things the right way.
Listen on YouTubeFrequently Asked Questions
Are these stories appropriate for children?
Yes. The tales are faithful to the spirit of the originals while avoiding gratuitous scare or shock. However, I encourage parents to listen to them first before sharing them with your children. Some of the tales have scary elements. I believe children can handle scary details, but you need to make that decision for your children.
Can I play these at bedtime?
Absolutely. The pacing and narration are designed to be calm and soothing — perfect for winding down.
Will there be more stories?
Yes! New recordings are added regularly. Bookmark this page or subscribe on YouTube for updates.