Bedtime stories

To match the season, the animals of the forest also celebrate the wonderful Christmas festival together with Father Christmas and the Christ Child. And Paul has even prepared a song for everyone. We hope you enjoy listening.

Christmas is just around the corner and the preparations are in full swing. All the animals are busy thinking about the gifts they want to give to their loved ones. We hope you enjoy listening.

It is always so cold outside in winter. That is why many animals retreat. To warm up, Paul and his friends Emma and Mia snuggle up together. We hope you enjoy listening.

Today, the kind Saint Nicholas comes to visit Paul and his friends in the forest. But he has lost his way and cannot find the big meadow. Can Paul lead him to the other animals so he can hand out his presents? We hope you enjoy listening.

Winter is full of magical moments. The cold snow wraps the bare forest in a glittering white blanket where Paul and his friends can play all day long. Listen to our new bedtime story and join the little animals on their first snow of the year. We hope you enjoy listening.

The rain comes calling more and more often in autumn, that is just nature's mood. Listen to our new bedtime story and find out what Paul and Emma learn about their new friend, the earthworm. We hope you enjoy listening.

The preparations for winter in the forest are in full swing. Even the trees start to drop their leaves, and a big storm speeds the whole thing up. Frischling Paul and his friends have to be careful not to get blown away. We hope you enjoy listening.

Paul is always on the lookout for new things to eat and loves to try things out. Together with his friends he roams through the forest and learns which mushrooms are wonderfully tasty and which he had better not eat. We hope you enjoy listening.

In autumn it always gets dark a little earlier than in warm summer. In this story, Paul Frischling and his friends discover which animals are still hiding in the forest at night. We hope you enjoy listening.

In today's story, Paul Frischling sets off on a discovery tour again and learns more about acorns, which scatter the floor of many forests in autumn and taste good to him as well. We hope you enjoy listening.

The days are turning cooler now and many animals slowly prepare for winter. So today Paul Frischling and his friend Marie the tit help the animals in the forest line their burrows for hibernation. We hope you enjoy listening.

In our next bedtime story, Paul and his friends have a new adventure and meet a new animal. Can you guess which one? We hope you enjoy listening.

Paul Frischling and his friend Emma the hare find a leaf with funny tracks on it. Lina the butterfly explains that they are caterpillar tracks. Since butterflies also withdraw for winter, Paul and Emma collect leaves to say goodbye and arrange them into a wonderful picture. We hope you enjoy listening.

Slowly autumn is coming to the forest and Paul cannot get enough of all the colours of the leaves. When the friends learn that some animals fly away for the winter, they want to organise a big farewell festival. We hope you enjoy listening.

Our friends from the forest meet the little mouse Ida. Together with the lively and ever cheerful mouse, Frischling Paul has wonderful new adventures.

Our friends have reached the picnic spot. And what is this? They run into a group of human children. We hope you enjoy listening.

Paul Frischling and his friends set off for the picnic spot. On the way they meet their friend Lina the butterfly. We hope you enjoy listening.

While Paul snacks on tasty blueberries with his friends Emma the hare and Finn the squirrel, they spot a crinkly thing that smells nice. What on earth could that be? We hope you enjoy listening.

Today Paul gets to know all the different trees in the forest. His best friend Finn tells him their names, because the lively squirrel knows his trees well. We hope you enjoy listening.

Today's adventure is about a wonderful summer concert that our friends from the forest organise. The frog Max really stands out with his singing. We hope you enjoy listening.