
Our mission is for this fourth grade class to empower young voices, inspire change and promote understanding among students nationwide.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This week on Little Minds Big Talks, we continue our exploration of optimism by zooming out and looking at stories from around the world.
Our fourth- and fifth-grade hosts sit down with Holly Gibbs, the host of The Happy Pod, who s... more
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Listen with us as we explore the power of optimism, and how the way we think can shape how we feel and respond to challenges.
Our fourth- and fifth-grade hosts sit down with Bryn Imagire from Pixar to talk about how optimism plays ... more
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This month on Little Minds Big Talks, we’re diving into emotional regulation and how understanding our brains can actually make us happier.
Our fourth- and fifth-grade hosts interview Dr. Thao, a local child psychologist, to learn ... more
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Thank you for reminding us that kids are the smartest humans on the planet! Keep up the amazing work! (Your teacher is a world changer. Thank you!)
I lack the patience to listen to everything, but it’s so well put together! Amazing what a few fourth graders can do. - Indigo, a former student (used to go by the name Lilac)
YOU STARTED SEASON TWO ALREADY!!!???
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Hi Ms.Brazil. Its Max here. I was wondering what our podcast sounded like so I came home to see. So I’m also wondering can I write a message to you so I’m going to see if it works. See you tomorrow!
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The show centers kids' perspectives on kindness, resilience, mindfulness, gratitude, and intergenerational connection. Episodes feature educators, parents, firefighters, artists, and child-development experts who translate complex ideas into practical, child-friendly takeaways. A consistent thread is turning positive traits (kindness, curiosity, focus) into everyday actions, with guests who model growth, collaboration, and emotional literacy. A standout element is the emphasis on real-world applications for young listeners, from sportsmanship to classroom kindness, and a recurring focus on mental wellness and gratitude.
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Recent guests on Little Minds Big Talks include:
1. Holly Gibbs
2. Bryn Imagire
3. Dr. Thao
4. Marty Dodson
5. Dr. Jeni Stepanek
6. Kyle Garcia
7. Tyler Jacobson
8. Camden Riley
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