The latest podcast tale from Coyote
Coyote meets the Spirit of Free Enterprise, gets a surprising offer and ends up with what he truly wants most of all.
Here’s how the story starts:
Coyote was sitting at the base of a large rock, looking out across the canyon to the mountains. It was his favorite place in all the world. The setting sun was catching the mountain peaks and turning the small clouds into puffs of pink cotton candy. Down below, a thin line of cottonwoods wove among the mesquites and palo verde trees, marking the tiny creek that flowed down the canyon after the rains. A red-tailed hawk circled slowly overhead and there was a constant rustling and chirping from the birds, as they settled down for the night. It was beautiful, it was peaceful, and Coyote was filled with a feeling of profound calmness and peace.
It took a little while before Coyote noticed that he was no longer alone. The figure trying to attract his attention was decidedly odd. It looked like a man in a business suit, carrying a briefcase (which was strange enough out here in the desert). But he, or it, seemed to hover a few feet above the ground, and to be surrounded by a golden nimbus of light.
“Right, my friend,” the apparition said. “Today is your lucky day.”
Instructions
You can listen to the story here, using this built-in, Flash MP3 player. (Length: 7m 35s)
Alternatively, you can listen to the audio files through your computer or by downloading them to another device. To listen to the audio files through your computer, use your mouse to left-click on the link below. To download the files, right-click, select ‘Save as’ or ‘Save link as’ and specify the destination to which you would like to save the file. Using Safari, you can right- or Control-click and choose ‘Download linked file’.
I hope you enjoy it.
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October 2nd, 2008 at 10:59 am
Yes indeed. The spirit of Free Enterprise sells you castles made in air. The fine prints are bolder in effect than the normal prints. They take it when they can sell it and the government gives it to them in the name of saving the country when they can not. Really enterprisingly free from any risk.