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5 days ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Our guest is the legendary John Legend. He joins us to talk about being a parent and how that inspired his Grammy-nominated children’s album, My Favorite Dream. The kids have a lot of questions for him about his work/life balance, his name, and more. We hear songs from the album, including L-O-V-E, which features his wife and kids singing along.
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2 weeks ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
This episode was written and produced by Katie Stone, with production help from Sarah Gabrielli and Thaniel Lentz. Our interview with Josh Butler was recorded online at the Sunspot Solar Studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Children’s Hour radio show is distributed by Native Voice One, the Native American Radio Network. © 2025 The Children’s Hour Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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3 weeks ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Why do animals travel long distances every year? On this episode of The Children’s Hour, we learn all about migration—how it works, why it happens, and which creatures migrate the farthest. From the skies to the seas, we’ll explore the incredible journeys that animals take in search of food, warmth, and safety.
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1 month ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Help us improve our Learn-Along guides! At The Children's Hour, we are constantly working to improve our work and tools for educators. It helps us to hear from users to make these guides the best they can be. Your response helps us understand who uses our materials. You can expect to receive a survey to assess the efficacy of our Learning Guides. Thank you for your help! Katie Stone & Lorraine Archibald
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1 month ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Help us improve our Learn-Along guides! At The Children's Hour, we are constantly working to improve our work and tools for educators. It helps us to hear from users to make these guides the best they can be. Your response helps us understand who uses our materials. You can expect to receive a survey to assess the efficacy of our Learning Guides. Thank you for your help! Katie Stone & Lorraine Archibald
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1 month ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Help us improve our Learn-Along guides! At The Children's Hour, we are constantly working to improve our work and tools for educators. It helps us to hear from users to make these guides the best they can be. Your response helps us understand who uses our materials. You can expect to receive a survey to assess the efficacy of our Learning Guides. Thank you for your help! Katie Stone & Lorraine Archibald
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2 months ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Help us improve our Learn-Along guides! At The Children's Hour, we are constantly working to improve our work and tools for educators. It helps us to hear from users to make these guides the best they can be. Your response helps us understand who uses our materials. You can expect to receive a survey to assess the efficacy of our Learning Guides. Thank you for your help! Katie Stone & Lorraine Archibald
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2 months ago | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Help us improve our Learn-Along guides! At The Children's Hour, we are constantly working to improve our work and tools for educators. It helps us to hear from users to make these guides the best they can be. Your response helps us understand who uses our materials. You can expect to receive a survey to assess the efficacy of our Learning Guides. Thank you for your help! Katie Stone & Lorraine Archibald
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2 months ago | 
pixelspoke.coop | Katie Stone
The listeners of this podcast are likely aware that credit unions are financial cooperatives — an identity that some credit unions lean into and others don't talk about much. Amongst the general U.S. population, our understanding of cooperatives is limited, at best. Most people are ill-equipped to distinguish between, say, a consumer co-op, like a credit union, and a worker co-op, like our company PixelSpoke.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
childrenshour.org | Katie Stone
Help us improve our Learn-Along guides! At The Children's Hour, we are constantly working to improve our work and tools for educators. It helps us to hear from users to make these guides the best they can be. Your response helps us understand who uses our materials. You can expect to receive a survey to assess the efficacy of our Learning Guides. Thank you for your help! Katie Stone & Lorraine Archibald
