How it Works
Monthly Episodes
Monthly Episodes
Monthly Episodes
Each week, Kids Speak Out produces two video episodes on Zoom for kids of all ages addressing different themes. For example, Episodes 1-9 are about all aspects of the coronavirus – from keeping safe to online learning, to anxieties, fears, boredom and other concerns when in quarantine. Every episode features a special guest who is part o
Each week, Kids Speak Out produces two video episodes on Zoom for kids of all ages addressing different themes. For example, Episodes 1-9 are about all aspects of the coronavirus – from keeping safe to online learning, to anxieties, fears, boredom and other concerns when in quarantine. Every episode features a special guest who is part of the conversation with our "gallery," along with host Barbara Harrison.
How it Works
Monthly Episodes
Monthly Episodes
We record using Zoom on Saturdays at noon EST. Invited participants get a list of questions and topics ahead of time as well as questions they can ask the featured guest. Recordings sessions usually last about ninety minutes and are edited down to a twenty-minute show published on Youtube and this website. First-timers on the show get an
We record using Zoom on Saturdays at noon EST. Invited participants get a list of questions and topics ahead of time as well as questions they can ask the featured guest. Recordings sessions usually last about ninety minutes and are edited down to a twenty-minute show published on Youtube and this website. First-timers on the show get an introductory phone call from Barbara about the concept. We always welcome recorded videos from our guests on the topic we're featuring. We either put them in the show or post them on this site. You can also email us your written story, question or experience using ourcontact form here.
Featured Guests
Monthly Episodes
Featured Guests
We invite one guest expert, including teachers, physicians, and youth leaders from across the country and around the world, for input on content for each episode, and invite them for the Kids Speak Out conversation.
