Hosted by Benjamin Wong, 14-year old self-proclaimed “news-iac”, Fireflies explores the hottest topics of today’s political landscape from the perspectives of everyday teens. From the Black Lives Matter movement to anti-trust laws, Ben and two new weekly debaters will keep kids informers and entertained with bipartisan and relevant ideas, because even though we may come small, we have bright minds... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Education for KidsKids & Family |
With the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Jacob Blake, of many, many are calling for significant changes to the traditional American Police Force. New host Benjamin Wong, joined by 15-year olds Donovan Zagorin and Alexis Salen from Upland... more
Recently, we've been doing a lot of work to find a new host for the acclaimed Fireflies podcast. We've narrowed down our search and are proud to reveal Benjamin Wong, also the host of Kidfinity Studios' Kid CEO!
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It's time to settle the score. In this episode, Noah Golder is joined by 17-year-old Grace Marchant and 15-year-old Savannah Keller to discuss the future of standardized testing in the United States. They will debate whether or not colleges should b... more
On this episode, Noah is joined by 15-year old Ted Le and 14-year old Angelica Gordon to discuss pressing topics relevant to the Black Lives Matter movement, including how we can educate future generations on racial equality, whether or not defunding... more
Welcome to the second-ever episode on Fireflies! In this debate, teens Noah, Aaron, and Ethan will discuss the recent news that the United States might ban Tik Tok, a popular social media app that has recently captivated the younger generation. They ... more
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The Fireflies Podcast is an interesting listen. It’s always great to hear young people’s opinions on relevant topics. Kids featured on this show are well educated and make some very strong points!
I love how this podcast encourages kids to speak their minds rather than suppress them. Hopefully, this can help in ensuring the next generation of leaders work together instead of apart, to find solutions to this world’s issues.
Love how the debaters are so professional in their speaking. In comparison to the polarization of US politics, the kids show that when we enter a discussion with an open mind, we can really find bipartisan solutions. First time I’ve seen something like this and I’m impressed!
I just subscribed. I haven’t listened yet because I’m at work. It gets five stars for the idea! Can’t wait until my train ride to listen.
Apple Podcasts | #49 | Indonesia/Kids & Family/Education for Kids |
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