One day my kids decided that they know more than I do. So i said want to make a podcast about it? They agreed and now I am worried.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | ImprovComedy |
This week a few quizzes taken and prove that the kids are not smarter yet
this episode the kids ask a few questions and then we all take a quiz to see if we are smarter than a 5th grader
This episode we discuss a little trump, fathers day, and the kids ask some questions
This episode the Kids ask some tough questions, but I prevail with style
This episode includes discussions on the Don't Say Gay bill, Trans community, favorite pets, and more
Today we discuss the recent mass shootings, Jonny Depp/Heard, some different questions and of course a few jokes....."Supplies!!"
This episode Alyssa's friend Mable joins the kids in trying to be smarter. they have conversation about inventions, entrance music, camping, and plenty more.
in the first episode of my kids think they are smarter than me. the three will discuss actors, movies, friends, and the fact that they are not smarter than than their dad.
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