Random Kids & Family Podcasts

Each week I ask a different person about their job so you can know what your options are out in the world!

Categories: Business, Kids & Family

Tags: business, careers, Education, entrepreneurship, Kids, kids learn careers

In a world ravaged by an ancient monster race-war, a group of young tween supernatural friends from different backgrounds, codenamed “Spooky Troop”, come together to try and restore peace and harmony between monster kind. In this thrilling holiday special called Spooky Troop: The Last Halloween, the Spooky Troop kids discover the Demon King’s plan to wipe out the pitifuls (humans!) on Halloween… and unite to stop him! Filled with mystery, action-adventure and comedy, this musically-infused Halloween podcast series is a show the whole family can enjoy featuring a full-cast adventure with dialogue, sound effects, instrumental score and original songs.

Series Credits

The Spooky Troop audio series features an extraordinary voice cast from around the world, including the UK, Australia and America

Created, Written & Directed by Stewart St John (Power Rangers, Sabrina: The Animated Series)

Original Score and Songs by Stewart St John & Michael Plahuta

Sound Design by Michael Plahuta

Produced by Todd Fisher, Stewart St John and Michael Plahuta

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Categories: Kids & Family

With one child who’s had over a dozen surgeries, one nonverbal son with Autism and Apraxia of Speech, and two children with severe food intolerances, Holly M. Anderson is on one wild parenting ride! And she’s reaching out to other parents as they strive to give their best selves to their children, build strong, lasting relationships with their children and experience JOY in the journey. Want to ride with Holly? Listen in and become Invested Parents together!

Categories: Kids & Family

Podcast by Kveller

Categories: Kids & Family

Make it Count with Too Peas is a family finance podcast presented by Bendigo Bank. If you want to be empowered to have financial conversations at home, this podcast is for you.

Kate and Mandy from Too Peas In A Podcast chat to the experts to break down family finances for parents. Discussing everything from pocket money to growing pains and share practical ways to ensure your family is looked after now and in the future.

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Categories: Education, Kids & Family

There’s something almost mysterious about being Nigerian. It comes with an impressive overdrive of mannerisms, a bloated sense of self and a unique penchant for making money in droves. Our unique make up as Nigerians comes from our distinct perspective as Africans and our interestingly-robust growing years. In this podcast, we carefully showcase the art of being Nigerian, reflecting on the experiences that make our growing years interesting. So, If you are Nigerian, African or you just like to binge on funny stories, then this podcast is for you. Welcome to the ‘Growing up Nigerian’ podcast.

Categories: Kids & Family

Hey friends! Welcome to the Lucky Few Podcast where we are shifting the narrative by shouting the worth of people with Down syndrome. With your hosts, Heather Avis, Micha Boyett, and Mercedes Lara. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theluckyfewpod/support

Categories: Kids & Family

edu-Me is bridging the gap between parents and schools. We will discuss everything from how to volunteer to what you need to know about your child’s high school years to surviving the holidays. Our goal is to empower you to become a well-versed partner in your schools. Each episode will help us work together to educate them better. Join us every other week for an exciting new episode!

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: parent education, parent engagement, working together with schools to educate students better

Francesca is a mental health counselor turned work-from-home mom. Bradley is a physician. As parents of two children, they talk about real life issues as they seek to parent faithfully in a distracted and chaotic world.

Categories: Kids & Family

Join Ryan Dunlap, a seasoned dad with years of experience in various fatherhood roles, as he shares his knowledge and wisdom on all things parenting. In ‘I Dad Hard’, Ryan offers practical tips and advice on everything from discipline and communication to building strong relationships with your kids. Each episode features engaging discussions and real-life stories from Ryan and other dads, covering a wide range of parenting topics that are sure to resonate with parents of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you’re a first-time dad or a seasoned pro, you’ll find valuable insights and inspiration in every episode. In addition to expert advice and inspiring stories, ‘I Dad Hard’ also includes Q&A sessions where Ryan answers listener questions and provides customized solutions to common parenting challenges. So if you’re looking for a supportive community of like-minded dads and practical advice on how to navigate the ups and downs of fatherhood, ‘I Dad Hard’ is the podcast for you. Join us for new episodes every week, and be sure to subscribe and leave a review to help us reach more dads who are ready to up their dad game.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Podcast by kids for kids. Narrowcasting from the innovation lab studios at Atwater STEAM Dual Elementary in Los Angeles. Join us on this podcasting adventure. In season one we are showcasing our school’s centennial. If you want to be on our podcast please out this form: https://forms.gle/PY66aA8BLPs7ixzeA We will set up an interview at our school. You can also leave us your response here as a voicemail recording. Thanks for stopping by. Best Always, Mr. R @edtechjoe

Categories: Kids & Family

Unlocking the Secrets to Your College Search*****Top 10% Podcast and Top 25 for Education How To*****Are you tired of feeling stressed about the college search and college admissions? Do you feel like you’re on information overload and are sure you’ll miss something? Wonder where to start or what to do next? Is there a wrong school or path for your student? Do you wish you could be confident in understanding your college admission journey? Would an organization system help you keep track of dates, deadlines, and action steps? Do you want to save time and energy with less arguing and feelings of overwhelm?In this podcast, you will learn the simplest, yet most effective ways to help you Research your college options, understand the college admissions process, and easily make a decision – all while having positive conversations with your student! My mission is to serve students and their families and unlock the secrets to college searching with college-ready knowledge, systems, and a positive outlook, helping you be confident in your college search! If you’re ready to say yes to finding the right path for your student and being college-ready, you’re in the right place!Hey, there! I’m Courtney. A wife, boy-mom, lover of all things Harry Potter, and escape rooms. As a mental health therapist turned school counselor with over 15 years of experience, I have seen SO many students and families struggle with feelings of stress, overwhelm, and anxiety as they think about what to do after high school. The college search has multiple parts and each one seems just as big as the last one. Families and students spend hours researching schools, studying, and considering the right college. I am bringing my knowledge and expertise to help you navigate the college search experience. I realized that families and students need a plan that is suited to their needs and interests. If you’re ready to navigate high school and the college search process with someone to walk you through step by step…..all while managing stress, having positive communication, and providing simple and effective steps for you to follow, this podcast is for you! Grab a pen and notebook and get ready! I’m here to serve you and your student! Learn More at www.confusedtocollegready.com Connect at admin@confusedtoready.com Community www.confusedtocollegeready.com/group Instagram and Facebook @ confusedtocollegeready Free Guide on How to Start or Expand Your Business www.confusedtoready.com/howtostart Interested in a private coaching session to help you get unstuck? Email Courtney at admin@confusedtoready.com

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: college admission coaching, college admission tips, college consultant, college search guide, college search help, college search tips, finding the right college for me, how to choose right college, how to get into colleges, prepare for college

Jes Marcy is a Clutter Coach and Advice Columnist who believes that all our clutter is connected (the stuff on the floor, the wonky finances, the difficult relationships) and it’s ALL clutter! Her fully integrated approach to dealing with clutter results in the most practical advice woven into mind-blowing ah-ha monents on each episode. And the results speak for themselves. Jes Marcy has helped thousands of clients declutter their homes once and for all and find empowerment in all areas of their lives as a result. If you are looking for something new and different when it comes to clutter, this is the podcast for you!

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Leisure

Real parents share their honest stories, while licensed therapists and digital wellness experts offer advice on handling our kids’ latest tech challenges. You’re not alone in this domain. Together, we’ll understand what our kids experience, how to guide them through it, and ultimately build stronger bonds with our families.

Categories: Kids & Family, Technology

Published in 1766, The Vicar of Wakefield follows the turbulent shift in the fortune and status of the Primrose family, as they must endure various setbacks that threaten their ultimate wellbeing and prosperity. Focusing on themes including family, prudence, resilience, religion, deception, marriage, and social status, the classic is regarded as Goldsmith’s most notable literary achievement. The novel centers on Dr. Charles Primrose, a benevolent and naive vicar, who together with his wife and six children lives an idyllic and comfortable life in the affluent town of Wakefield, owing their position to a smart investment. The upcoming wedding between their eldest son, George, and Arabella Wilmot, the daughter of a wealthy church dignitary, brings additional joy to the family. However, the potential marriage is threatened when Primrose shares his philosophies concerning marriage with Mr. Wilmot, whose views are contradictory to his own, as he is three times widowed and about to marry for the fourth time. At the same time, their bubble of happiness is burst when news reaches Primrose that he has lost all his money due to his merchant’s embezzlement. Consequently, George’s marriage is called off by Mr. Wilmot, and the Primroses are forced to move to a more humble parish, while sending George to London with the hope that he can earn an income to help his family recover from their financial misfortune. Subsequently, the Primroses settle in a house owned by Squire Thornhill, a roguish young man, who takes an interest in the vicar’s eldest daughter Olivia. Despite Thornhill’s notorious reputation, his interest in Olivia begins to spur hope, as the Primroses believe that such a union would save them from their current misfortune. Furthermore, the vicar befriends the kind but poor Mr. Burchell, who saves his daughter Sophia from drowning, and is promised hospitality. Experiencing the harsh tribulations of life, the Primroses must set aside their pride and remain united through every obstacle. An enduring piece of literature renowned for Goldsmith’s accurate descriptions, gentle irony, satire, and profound wisdom, The Vicar of Wakefield can be read both as a sentimental novel promoting innate goodness, or it can also be understood as a satire on the social and economical inequalities at the time. Nevertheless, the novel is sure to enthrall with its vibrant characters, unexpected twists, and melodramatic occurrences that are generously distributed throughout its pages.

Categories: Arts, Kids & Family

Tags: audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Kids, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Oliver Goldsmith, The Vicar of Wakefield

Our student podcasters interview members of our community about their school experiences.

Categories: Kids & Family

Grandparenting with our whole hearts takes time and intention. This podcast entertains, educates, and enlightens grandparents who want to become the best they can be. Author Emily Morgan hosts an exploration of grandparenting, the relationships within the role, and the ways in which our grandparenting impacts our children–and their children.

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: family, grandparenting, parenting

Hosts Molly Mogren and Dusti Kugler want you to relax and have fun in the kitchen. Each episode will feature practical, hands on advice to help you feel like a more confident cook. Remember, you don’t have to know everything to be a great cook!Molly and Dusti met over 10 years ago working at Food Works, Inc., chef and TV personality Andrew Zimmern’s company. They constantly talked about food, cooking, and restaurants, as well as all the random stuff going down in our lives. Dusti is a former caterer and food stylist who’s currently running the show over at Food Works. Molly is a food and travel writer who loves to cook, but is just so-so at it.A Mess in the Kitchen is all about demystifying home cooking… because you don’t have to know everything to make good food. Connect with the show and EMAIL US at our website (https://amessinthekitchen.com)Matriarch Digital Media (matriarchdm.com) produces this and other podcasts that understand, encourage and uplift women.

Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, Leisure

Tags: a mess in the kitchen, amitk, cook, cooking, eating, entertaining, family, Food, food preparation, Kids, mess, woman, women