A kids podcast about the things that matter, like Racism, Body Image, and Belonging. Each episode opens up the dialog we've begun in our groundbreaking A Kids Book About series. Created by folks who've been there. Honest. Important. Relevant. Start the conversation. We know you're ready.
Jelani Memory, founder of A Kids Book About and author of A Kids Book About Racism, talks about knowing racism by how it makes you feel.
Nakita Simpson, author of A Kids Book About Emotions, talks about how everyone experiences emotions differently and for different reasons.
Jordan Thierry, author of A Kids Book About Systemic Racism, talks about how systemic racism limited how he saw himself represented in film and career opportunities.
Ashley Simpo, author of A Kids Book About Divorce, talks about how children are never at fault when people get a divorce.
Malia Jones, author of A Kids Book About COVID-19, talks through the facts of COVID-19, dispels some of the myths, and shares ways we can all help one another.
Emma Mcilroy, author of A Kids Book About Feminism, talks intersectional feminism, shining the light on others, and why she’s so excited about the next generation growing up.
Kristine Napper, author of A Kids Book About Disabilities, talks about identifying disabilities as normal and working to make spaces welcoming to all.
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New podcasts on new topics with new hosts. And each new show is being developed with you in mind! Your interests. Your questions. Your ideas. Your experiences. All of it.
Listen along to find out how your voice can be featured on an upcoming show!
Kim Pham, author of A Kids Book About Anti-Asian Hate, talks about bringing awareness to acts of hate against AAPI individuals and communities and calling out racism when we see it happening.
Caverly Morgan, author of A Kids Book About Mindfulness, talks about fully engaging with the lives we are here to live.
Evelyn Yang, author of A Kids Book About Sexual Abuse, talks about speaking up in any situation that makes you feel uncomfortable.
David Kim, author of A Kids Book About Change, talks about how everyone goes through change in their own way and at their own pace.
Ross Szabo, author of A Kids Book About Anxiety, talks about how all of our emotions and behaviors in life have pathways in our brains.
Jamie Letourneau, author of A Kids Book About Shame, talks about not needing to experience difficult emotions alone.
Paul J. Pastor, author of A Kids Book About God, talks about seeking through questions and living with open eyes and an open heart.
Kileah McIlvain, author of A Kids Book About Depression, talks about how a small point of connection can make all the difference for somebody.
Kevin Carroll, author of A Kids Book About Belonging, talks about how belonging starts with having the self-confidence to be you wherever you are.
Carlos Moreno, author of A Kids Book About the Tulsa Race Massacre, talks about the historic attack by a white mob on the neighborhood and Black residents of Greenwood.
Charnaie Gordon, author of A Kids Book About Diversity, talks about how we can embrace diversity by making sure everyone is included and that our differences are celebrated.
Ben Sand, author of A Kids Book About White Privilege, talks about how white people can investigate their privilege and use it to take action for good.
Meir Kay, author of A Kids Book About Optimism, talks about how optimism can help us embrace hope, overcome obstacles, and have confidence in a joyful and successful future.
Adam Stramwasser, author of A Kids Book About Money, talks about how money is a tool that we use throughout the world and how we can make choices to use it wisely.
Rick DeLucco, author illustrator of A Little Book About Bravery, talks about how acts of bravery—big or small—let us face our fears and can help us overcome them.
Jelani Memory, author of A Little Book About Fear, talks about how fear is something we all face that can warn us and keep us safe and can also be something to overcome.
