TD-Blue Metropolis Children’s Festival, in collaboration with À voix haute/Reading Aloud, presents ‘’Wilhelmina Witch and the Wayward Winds'’, an original text written by Anne Renaud, read by Holly Gauthier-Frankel. 

'' The Annual Witches'’ Meeting had Wilhelmina Witch in a tizzy. «If I don’t leave soon, I’ll miss the talk on how to recycle brewing cauldrons into plant holders,» she said as she crammed bloomers and stockings, shoes, and dresses into her carpetbag.
But as soon as Wilhelmina stuck the crook of her nose outside her doorway she cried out in surprise...''

This podcast is presented as part of the TD-Blue Metropolis Children's Festival, with the support of TD Bank Group.

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2023 HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

Was that a shudder? Of anticipation, no doubt? Fall’s grand celebration is right around the corner. But perhaps a worried shudder, also? Will zombies, vampires, witches, ghosts and monsters of all kinds, both nice and ghoulish, come knocking on our doors? And will we let them in?

And… Will the mischievous gusts of wind kick the dead leaves up, whisk hats and children into air? Will the super moon get a bit too close to earth to join the party?

Ah! There goes a little witch on her broom, on a mission to save the neighbourhood kids. Another one faces off with the gales that want to sweep her away. A princess and superheroes join forces against a vampire. And a highschooler shows us that no one’s too old to celebrate Halloween!

Blue Metropolis presents 4 new podcasts to imagine, surprise, play, reflect, laugh, and soften the hallows this fall. For little and big kids alike.