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Flyest Fables
Fantasy podcast for children From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Flyest Fables is a hopepunk and fantasy podcast written, created, and produced by Morgan Givens.
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Background
Givens was the first openly transgender recruit at the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia, but decided to switch careers after a few years with the comment that "if you do that job too long, you can lose yourself. And I didn’t like that."[1][2] The inspiration for the show came from Givens' nephew.[3][4] The show is intended to provide a diversity of characters within the fantasy genre.[5][6] The intended audience for the show was young black kids, but the characters include people from a variety of backgrounds.[7] The show covers difficult topics such as homelessness, unemployment, loneliness, depression, and bullying in an age-appropriate manner.[7][8]
The story follows a young boy named Antoine who is being bullied at school.[9] Antoine finds a magical book that transports him to the Kingdom of Orleans where he assists Princess Keisha in saving her mother.[9] Some of the stories are modern adaptions of older fables while others are entirely new.[9]
The show won the 2020 Audio Verse Awards for best "Storytelling Production" and Givens won best "Storyteller in a Storytelling Production."[10]
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