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    Education for Kids

    Culture Kids

    Culture Kids is a 3x Webby Award-winning nonprofit organization that creates immersive audio adventures, helping families explore the world and connect with people, places, and stories in meaningful ways.

    Hosted by a mom and her son, each episode begins aboard a magical Culture Train, where families travel the world together right from home.

    From bustling cities to quiet villages, we explore cultures through holidays, food, traditions, animals, and the everyday lives of people everywhere, all through a lens that feels relatable, curious, and grounded in real family experiences.

    Each journey is brought to life with real voices, in partnership with cultural organizations, museums, and communities around the world, so every story feels authentic and full of discovery.

    As one of our 6-year-old listeners shared, our show “creates love around the world.”

    So pack your imaginary passports and grab your bags, because it’s time to hop on the Culture Train and become globe-trotting explorers right where you are!

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    Copyright: © 2023 Culture Kids Media LLC 941250

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    Latest Episodes:
    Magical World of Endless MARIGOLDS! Oct 31, 2025
    Show notes

    Join us on a brand-new Culture Kids adventure as we celebrate Día de Muertos with Mexican American author Mariana Ríos Ramírez, author of

    Abuelita’s Gift. Together, we journey through an endless field of glowing marigold flowers, learning how families in Mexico honor and remember loved ones with ofrendas, papel picado, and pan de muerto.

    Through Mariana’s heartfelt stories, kids discover how this beautiful tradition shows that love never disappears; it lives on in our memories, laughter, and shared stories.


    Learn more about Ms. Mariana

    http://marianariosramirez.com, where you’ll find free activities and links to her books, Abuelita’s Gift and Santiago’s Dinosaurios, available everywhere books are sold.


    Instagram: @marianariosr.


    Follow Mariana:

    https://linktr.ee/MarianaRiosR




    📣 Please join our journey and help spread the word!


    Visit culturekidsproductions.org and click on SUPPORT, to learn how you can support our mission, subscribe to episode updates, and help us reach more families.


    Follow us on Instagram @culturekidsproductions and tag us when you ride the “Culture Train” or explore a new tradition.


    Leave us a 5★ rating on Apple Podcasts !

    Your review amplifies our reach so more children feel they belong and discover new cultures with us.


    Credits

    Hosts: Kristen & Asher Kim

    Guest & Co Producer: Mariana Rios Ramirez

    Edited, Written and Produced by: Kristen Kim

    Music & Sound FX: Envato Elements

    Audio Engineer & Post: Robin Lai

    Academic Consultant: Elisha Li




    Special Guest Episode: Big Emotions:- Kids Listen Mashup About Feelings Oct 28, 2025
    Show notes

    [Please note: This episode was not produced by the Culture Kids Productions team. However, we’re thrilled to have been invited to collaborate and be featured in this special project created by our friends at Kids Listen. While Culture Kids contributed a short segment, all creative direction and production were led by the Big Emotions team.]. Our weekly release will resume on Thursday at 9pm PT!


    ----------------------


    We’re excited to share a special bonus episode with you, “Big Emotions: Part 2, Independence!”


    Welcome back to Big Emotions! In Part 1, we explored Belonging, finding friends and places that celebrate you for exactly who you are. In Part 2, we dive deeper into Independence, learning to trust yourself, make your own choices, and follow your unique path.

    You’ll hear inspiring stories of kids (and a few magical creatures!) who take brave steps, try new things, and discover just how strong they can be.


    🎧 Featuring: Dorktales Storytime • Culture Kids • Stoopkid Stories
    🎙️ Hosts: Abbe Opher & Kelly MacBride of Koala Kids
    📄 Bonus: Download the free SEL Activity Sheet
    🎵 Explore: The music featured in each episode


    About the series: Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups is a 7-part audio adventure created by the Kids Listen members. Each episode pairs two related feelings, helping kids (and grownups!) understand, name, and navigate emotions in all their shapes and sizes.


    Follow @KidsListen on Instagram and LinkedIn for more updates and inspiration!



    Guatemala: Giant Kites, Mayan Culture and Day of the Dead Traditions Oct 24, 2025
    Show notes

    Join Mom, Asher, and their special guest, Ms. Catherina from Columbus Guatemala Travel, a family-run company that helps families explore Central America through adventure and culture. Together, they visit a vibrant hillside filled with color, music, and love, the home of Guatemala’s breathtaking Giant Kite Festival! 🎏

    Each year on November 1st, families across Guatemala gather to remember their loved ones by building enormous, hand-painted kites that soar into the sky, carrying messages of love and remembrance. What might seem like a spooky day in some cultures is, in Guatemala, a joyful celebration of family, ancestors, and community, filled with laughter, bright colors, and connections that span generations.


    In this episode, you’ll learn how Guatemalan families celebrate the Giant Kite Festival and what the kites represent; why cemeteries in Guatemala are full of color, joy, and community instead of fear or sadness; and how the deep roots of Mayan traditions continue to shape life in Guatemala today. You’ll also discover how different cultures find beautiful, meaningful ways to honor those they love... reminding us that remembrance can be both peaceful and full of life.


    Explore With Columbus Guatemala Travel!

    • Address: 2da Calle Poniente 2, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala Columbus Guatemala Travel

    • Phone (Guatemala): +502 5376 5147

    • Phone (US number): (650) 241-1444

    • Email: info@columbusguatemalatravel.com

    • Website: columbusguatemalatravel.com

    • Instagram: @columbus.guatemala.travel


    PLEASE KEEP OUR CULTURE TRAIN CHUGGING ALONG!


    Every bit of donation helps us keep our train running (THANK YOU!!)


    DONATE: https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/support/


    Please leave us a 5-star rating on Apple or Spotify to spread our mission:


    Follow: Instagram @culturekidsproductions

    for fun behind-the-scenes footage!






    Spooky Animals for Kids: Halloween Folklore & World Cultures Oct 19, 2025
    Show notes

    All aboard the Culture Train for a spooky adventure full of surprises! 👻

    Join Kristen, Asher, and Arden as they wander through a magical forest filled with animals that might seem scary at first, but carry deep cultural meaning in traditions around the world.

    Meet owls celebrated for their wisdom in Greece and Japan. Discover why black cats are symbols of good luck and love in cultures across the globe. Along the way, learn how folktales, beliefs, and cultural traditions shape the way we see the natural world around us.

    By the end of this adventure, kids discover that what feels spooky at first can turn out to be something truly beautiful, when we take time to learn, listen, and look a little closer. 🌍✨


    🎙️ About This Episode

    This kids' podcast episode explores spooky animals in world cultures, perfect for Halloween listening, cultural education, and curious children ages 4 to 8. Through immersive audio storytelling, children and families uncover surprising facts about owls, black cats, and other misunderstood animals, and the rich cultural traditions that celebrate them.


    What Kids Will Learn:

    • Why owls symbolize wisdom in Greek and Japanese culture
    • How black cats are considered lucky in many cultures around the world
    • How folktales and cultural beliefs shape the way we understand animals
    • Why learning about other cultures helps us see the world with more wonder and less fear
    • How storytelling builds empathy, curiosity, and a sense of belonging in children

    🎧 About Culture Kids Podcast

    Culture Kids is an award-winning, grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit children's podcast delivering free, world-class cultural education for kids ages 4 to 8. Every episode is created by a small, passionate team of families and volunteers who believe every child deserves a window into the wider world. We explore global cultures, animal folklore, social-emotional learning, and the joy of belonging, one adventure at a time.


    💛 Support Culture Kids

    Culture Kids Productions runs entirely on community support. Your donation helps us keep creating immersive audio adventures that spark curiosity, empathy, and joy in children everywhere.

    • Donate: culturekidsproductions.org
    • Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts, it helps new families find us!


    📲 Stay Connected

    Email: hello@culturekidsmedia.com

    Instagram: @culturekidsproductions

    YouTube: youtube.com/@culturekidsproductions

    Website: culturekidsproductions.org


    Every gift, big or small, helps our tiny team share the world's stories with children and families everywhere. Thank you for being part of the Culture Kids community! 🌈🚂


    🎬 Episode Credits

    Written & Produced by: Kristen Kim Hosts: Kristen, Asher, and Arden Kim Audio Engineer: Robin Lai Education Consultant: Elisha Li Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad



    🏰 From Castles to Feta Cheese: A Greek Adventure in Nafpaktos! Oct 10, 2025
    Show notes

    All aboard the Culture Train! This time we’re heading to the sunny seaside town of Nafpaktos, Greece! Join Asher and Kristen as they visit their friend Mr. Dino, a passionate chef and storyteller, in his cozy family kitchen overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Corinth. Together, they’ll explore what makes Greek food so special, from flaky, cheesy tyropita to creamy, salty feta, and discover how every bite tells a story of family, history, and love.

    We’ll stroll through cobblestone streets, learn about the ancient Venetian castle watching over the harbor, and hear how language, food, and family are deeply woven into Greek life.
    Plus, Asher gets brave enough to try feta for the first time (and spoiler: he actually likes it!).


    🍽 Featured Guest:
    👨‍🍳 Mr. Dino, creator of Loud Mouth Kitchen on YouTube, where he shares approachable recipes from his Greek heritage and beyond, with lots of personality and heart.


    Make a tyropita HERE with Mr. Dino!!!


    Grown ups, please subscribe and check out his YT channel for meal inspirations!


    Website: https://loudmouthkitchen.com/

    YT: https://www.youtube.com/@LoudmouthKitchen

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/loudmouth_kitchen

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@loudmouth_kitchen



    🚂 Please support Culture Kids!

    Visit culturekidsproductions.org and click the “Support” tab to help us keep our Culture Train rolling!


    Here’s how you can help:

    Donate: https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/support/

    Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts — it really helps new families discover our show.


    Credits

    Host and Produced By: Kristen Kim

    Co-Hosts: Asher & Arden Kim

    Guest: LoudMouth Kitchen, Mr. Dino

    Featured Music: Miqayel Voskanyan

    Produced by Culture Kids Productions, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children embrace a multicultural mindset.

    Post Production & Audio Engineer: Robin Lai

    Academic Consultant: Elisha Li

    Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad


    Stay connected with us:

    Instagram: @culturekidsproductions

    Website: http://culturekidsproductions.com

    Email / Voicemail: available through our site.. we love hearing from you!




    Korean Royal Fashion for Kids: Hanbok, Gat Hats, Gyeongbokgung Palace & K-Pop Demon Hunters | Culture Kids Podcast Oct 03, 2025
    Show notes

    All aboard the Culture Train..we're heading to Seoul, South Korea! 🇰🇷✨

    Join Kristen and Asher as they explore Gyeongbokgung Palace, visit a traditional hanbok shop, and uncover the history behind the iconic gat, the tall black hat worn by Korean nobles during the Joseon Dynasty. Sparked by Asher's curiosity about K-Pop Demon Hunters, this episode weaves K-pop culture, Korean royal history, and 600 years of living tradition into one unforgettable family adventure.

    👘 What Kids Will Learn

    • What Gyeongbokgung Palace is and why it matters in Korean history
    • What Korean kings and queens wore during the Joseon Dynasty
    • What a hanbok is, what its colors mean, and how it is worn today
    • What a gat is, how it was made, and what it symbolized in Korean culture
    • How K-Pop Demon Hunters connects modern K-pop to ancient Korean traditions
    • How to visit Gyeongbokgung and rent a hanbok like royalty
    • Why preserving cultural traditions through storytelling matters for kids everywhere

    🏯 About Gyeongbokgung Palace

    Built in 1395, Gyeongbokgung, meaning "Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven," was the royal residence of Korean kings during the Joseon Dynasty. Located in the heart of Seoul, highlights include the Geunjeongjeon Throne Hall, Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, and Hyangwonjeong Pond. Visitors wearing hanbok receive free admission!

    🎙️ About Culture Kids Podcast

    Culture Kids is an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit children's podcast delivering free, immersive, screen-free cultural education for kids ages 4 to 8. Three Webby Awards. Apple Podcasts Essential. Five-star Common Sense Media. Gold Anthem Award. 90+ cultural organization partners worldwide.

    🌈 Support Culture Kids

    • Donate: culturekidsmedia.com/support
    • Website: culturekidsproductions.org
    • Instagram: @culturekidsproductions
    • Email: hello@culturekidsmedia.com
    • Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!


    🎬 Credits

    Written & Produced by: Kristen Kim and Asher Kim Hosts: Kristen Kim and Asher Kim Special Thanks: John Kim Theme Music: Culture Kids Productions



    Greece for Kids: Greek Castles, Feta Cheese and Mediterranean Culture in Nafpaktos Sep 26, 2025
    Show notes

    Grab your imaginary passports, Culture Kids! 🌍 Today, we’re heading back to the peaceful village of Ushi in Armenia for a splashy, bubbly adventure. Children’s book author Ms. Astrid welcomes us into her home to join her family’s rug washing day, a beloved tradition passed down for generations. Along the way, we’ll meet Arden (Asher’s sister!) as she hops on the Culture Train, discover heirloom rugs and dragon carpets, and join Astrid’s children, Aren and Haram, for the most epic rug-cleaning dance party ever. Spoiler: there’s even a rainbow! 🌈


    About Astrid Kamalyan:

    This episode is inspired by Babo: A Tale of Armenian Rug Washing Day, written by Astrid Kamalyan and illustrated by Anait Semirdzhyan.

    Learn more about the book and Astrid’s work: astridkamalyan.com

    Order your copy here: Bookshop.org (support your local independent bookstore!)


    Special Thank You To:

    This episode features music from Miqayel Voskanyan, an award-winning Armenian tar player and composer known for blending ancient folk traditions with modern sounds. His work celebrates Armenia’s vibrant musical heritage.


    Follow Miqayel on Instagram: @miqayelvoskanyan

    Learn more and listen to his music: http://miqayelvoskanyan.com


    Culture Kids is a grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit powered by families and volunteers, creating free, world-class cultural education for children everywhere. We rely on your support to keep the Culture Train chugging along.

    Here’s how you can help:

    Donate: https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/support/

    Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts — it really helps new families discover our show.


    Credits

    Host and Produced By: Kristen Kim

    Co-Hosts: Asher & Arden Kim

    Guest: Astrid Kamalyan, author of Babo: A Tale of Armenian Rug Washing Day

    Featured Music: Miqayel Voskanyan

    Produced by Culture Kids Productions, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children embrace a multicultural mindset.

    Post Production & Audio Engineer: Robin Lai

    Academic Consultant: Elisha Li

    Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad


    Stay connected with us:

    Instagram: @culturekidsproductions

    Website: http://culturekidsproductions.com

    Email / Voicemail: available through our site — we love hearing from you!




    Off to Hong Kong: Egg Tarts, Dim Sum and City Lights! Sep 19, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode, Kristen and Asher hop aboard the Culture Train to Hong Kong to explore its lively streets, sounds, and flavors. They meet Ms. Dan Song, teacher, author, and taichi coach and learn about her Our City Adventureseries, including why Hong Kong is one of her featured cities.

    Together, they taste Hong Kong style egg tarts with their golden flaky crusts and silky custard filling, learn the history of how these treats came to be, and talk about the unique mix of languages and traditions that make Hong Kong so special.

    You’ll hear Asher’s first big bite reaction, Ms. Dan’s stories about her students and writing, and fun facts about Hong Kong’s mix of city energy, countryside escapes, and delicious food culture. You’ll even get a peek at what makes dim sum so much more than just a meal...it’s a way to gather with friends and family.

    This episode shows how even a small pastry can carry big stories and bring people together.


    About Our City Adventure Series :

    The Our City Adventure series is published by Phoenix Tree Publishing, Inc.

    These books invite readers to travel vicariously through several of China’s exciting cities: Xi’an, Chengdu, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, etc., learning about the local culture, language, foods, and more!


    Buy Here:

    https://www.phoenixtree.com/shop

    Search for "Our City Adventures" and choose a city of your choice- or buy them all!




    Armenia's Sleeping Giant, Sacred Waters, and a Chapel That’s Centuries Old! Sep 13, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode, we hop aboard the Culture Train and travel to the breathtaking country of Armenia. Together, we visit the peaceful little village of Ushi with children’s book author Astrid Kamalyan, explore the ancient Saint Sarkis Monastery, and discover Armenia’s towering mountains, sacred waters, and centuries-old traditions.

    Along the way, we learn about Mount Aragats, Armenia’s highest point, Mount Ara, the “sleeping giant” with its healing spring water, and Mount Ararat, the mountain believed to be the landing place of Noah’s Ark. We walk up to Saint Sarkis Chapel, take in the thick stone walls that have stood for over a thousand years, and marvel at the khachkars—beautifully carved Armenian cross-stones that seem to whisper the stories of the past. Astrid also shares what it’s like to raise her children surrounded by this deep history and natural beauty, and reminds us how Armenian culture takes whatever it has and makes it beautiful.


    📚 Special Guest: Astrid Kamalyan

    We are so excited to have Astrid Kamalyan, author of Babo: A Tale of Armenian Rug-Washing Day, as our guide for this episode!
    Her debut picture book is a beautiful celebration of Armenian culture and traditions, perfect for sharing with kids.

    📖 Buy Astrid’s books:

    • https://astridkamalyan.com/books/babo-a-tale-of-armenian-rug-washing-day/

    • https://astridkamalyan.com/


      Follow Astrid on Instagram: @astridkamalyan

    🎶 Featured Music: Miqayel Voskanyan (with Oberton Records)

    We want to extend a huge thank you to Oberton Records for allowing us to feature music by Miqayel Voskanyan in this episode.

    Miqayel Voskanyan is an internationally acclaimed Armenian composer and tar player who has been revolutionizing Armenian folk music by blending traditional sounds with jazz, funk, and contemporary global influences. His work introduces the soulful sound of the tar—Armenia’s signature stringed instrument—to audiences worldwide, making Armenian music fresh and accessible for a new generation.


    🎧 Listen & Learn More:

    • YouTube Channel

    • Oberton Records Website

    • Instagram – @miqayelvoskanyan

    Please check out Miqayel’s music and share it with your friends—supporting artists like him helps keep cultural traditions alive and evolving.


    💛 Support Culture Kids

    Culture Kids Productions is a nonprofit organization creating joyful, inclusive, and educational content for children all over the world. Our mission is to nurture curiosity, connection, and empathy—one episode at a time.

    Here’s how you can help us keep the Culture Train rolling:

    • 💛 Donate: Support Culture Kids

    • ⭐ Leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify

    • 📢 Share our show with just one friend or family member who loves to explore

    Your support helps us keep Culture Kids free and accessible for families everywhere!



    How Soy Sauce Is Made for Kids: Tamari, Japanese Fermentation & San-J International in Virginia | Culture Kids Podcast Sep 05, 2025
    Show notes

    All aboard the Culture Train! This week we're stopping in Richmond, Virginia to visit San-J International, where soy sauce has been brewed the traditional Japanese way for over 220 years! 🍶🌱

    Join Kristen and Asher and their guest Takashi Sato as they step inside one of America's most remarkable Japanese food production facilities, discover the ancient art of fermentation, and learn why soy sauce and tamari have been treasured across Japanese culture for centuries.


    🍣 What Kids Will Experience

    • Learning the difference between soy sauce and tamari and why it matters
    • Discovering how samurai warriors once used soy sauce in ancient Japan
    • Stepping inside giant fermentation tanks as tall as buildings
    • Watching how traditional Japanese brewing methods have been preserved for over 220 years
    • Exploring how one small bottle of tamari connects Richmond, Virginia to centuries of Japanese food culture

    🌱 What Kids Will Learn

    • What fermentation is and how it transforms soybeans into soy sauce
    • What tamari is and how it differs from regular soy sauce
    • Why San-J International is one of the most unique Japanese food producers in the United States
    • How samurai culture and Japanese food traditions are connected
    • What makes traditionally brewed soy sauce different from mass-produced varieties
    • How Japanese food traditions have traveled across the world and taken root in new places
    • Why learning where our food comes from is a powerful form of cultural education

    🏯 About San-J International

    San-J International has been brewing authentic Japanese tamari and soy sauce in Richmond, Virginia for over 220 years, preserving traditional Japanese fermentation methods across generations. San-J is one of the most respected names in authentic Japanese condiments in the United States and a proud partner of the Culture Kids community.

    🎙️ About Culture Kids Podcast

    Culture Kids is an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit children's podcast delivering free, immersive, screen-free cultural education for kids ages 4 to 8. Three Webby Awards. Apple Podcasts Essential. Five-star Common Sense Media. Gold Anthem Award. 90+ cultural organization partners worldwide.


    🌈 Support Culture Kids

    • Donate: culturekidsmedia.com/support
    • Instagram: @culturekidsproductions
    • Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!

    Every share, rating, and dollar keeps inclusive cultural learning alive and helps more kids find a seat at our multicultural table. 💛


    🎬 Credits

    Executive Producer and Host: Kristen Kim Co-Producer and Host: Asher Kim Guest and Co-Host: Takashi Sato, San-J International Audio Engineer and Post: Robin Lai Academic Consultant: Elisha Li Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad Music and Sound: Envato Elements


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