That's a Thing?!
Karen Unland and Elizabeth SpencerA sometimes belated, already outdated guide to your teens, tweens and everything under 20. In each episode, Elizabeth, a teenager, explains a thing to Karen, her mother. And Karen tells Elizabeth how that thing relates to something she knows. Maybe.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsKids & Family | ||||
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I've been a big fan of this podcast. In each episode, Elizabeth, a teenager, would explain an aspect of teen culture to her mother, Karen. For me, the show modelled what an honest, open relationship between a parent and a teen could look like. more
Podchaser52 years agoJustin Jackson- Fun stuff!
I really like the dynamic here and the #notallkarens thing has had me laughing for weeks.
Apple Podcasts5Andrewsama
Canada4 years ago - Essential for teachers
I teach junior and senior high and I can't count the number of times this show has come in handy. I'm pretty connected with my kids, but this show definitely gets me a lot deeper into their culture and slang. My students are constantly shocked when I express understanding of something they think is exclusive to them. This show is definitely my ace in the hole. Love it!!
Apple Podcasts5The Ed PodcastCanada4 years ago - Keep up with the kids!
I love this podcast. I feel like I’m in the middle of Karen and Elizabeth age-wise (closer to Karen) so it’s great to learn from both of them. more
Apple Podcasts5funnygrrlCanada4 years ago - Teach me more!!
Karen and her daughter Elizabeth are a riot! This is a great show, so entertaining to watch and so easy to listen to. Pro tip: Listen to this as a culture-hack if you're older than Gen Z... ;)
Apple Podcasts5JosiahNRCanada4 years ago
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