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Kidversations

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 Kidversations is run by kids to kids and adults. Talents, heroes, unusual professions, and all other subjects that are interesting to kids and family.

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  • What Does It Take to Run a Theater? Kids Ask the CEO

    What Does It Take to Run a Theater? Kids Ask the CEO
    Oct 22 2026
    What does it take to keep a historic theater alive—and bring a community together through the arts?Charleston welcomes Bill Fletcher, CEO of the Paramount Theater in Bristol, Tennessee, for a kid-led conversation about the people, performances, and work behind this local landmark.Bill shares the Paramount’s history, what goes into leading a theater, and why live performances matter to the community. From opportunities for performers to memorable experiences for audiences, discover how a theater becomes much more than a stage.If you love theater, music, local history, or a peek behind the scenes, join Charleston for a fresh perspective on the performing arts. What would YOU ask a theater CEO? Leave your question in the comments!Subscribe for more Kidversations: Small Voices, Big Stories.

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    33 min
  • Why Train Police Dogs in Dutch? Kids Ask K9 Trainers

    Why Train Police Dogs in Dutch? Kids Ask K9 Trainers
    Oct 21 2026
    Why train a dog in Dutch—and could “hamburger” really be a command?
    In Kidversations Episode 21, Remi welcomes Carla Stroud and junior dog trainer Jaxon Anderson for a conversation about working dogs, puppy training, scent tracking, and what it takes to become a K9 trainer.
    Carla explains why she uses Dutch commands, what motivates different dogs, and why learning never stops. Jaxon describes how dogs follow a missing person’s scent, shares how he started training, and demonstrates equipment including a tug, bite sleeve, and a leash he made himself.
    Carla also shares a personal story about her dog Cinco reacting when someone experienced a seizure.
    Expect curious questions, unexpected answers, and a command-word mix-up that sounds a lot like “hot dog”!
    CHAPTERS
    0:00 Welcome Remi, Carla, and Jaxon
    0:18 Why Carla chose dog training
    1:45 Her first dog: Roxy the Rottweiler
    2:27 Do police dogs go to school?
    3:49 Why train dogs in Dutch?
    4:30 Recall, rewards, and getting dogs to listen
    5:37 How dogs track missing people
    6:40 Carla’s story about Cinco
    9:08 Breeds, genetics, and time to play
    11:59 Social dogs, school dogs, and boundaries
    14:50 How Jaxon became a junior trainer
    16:03 Favorite commands and the “hot dog” mix-up
    16:57 Training equipment and handmade leashes
    18:26 Training costs and getting in touch
    What would YOU ask a K9 trainer? Leave your question in the comments!
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    #Kidversations #K9Training #WorkingDogs


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    20 min
  • He Interviews His Mom’s Band… and Knows NONE of Their Songs!

    He Interviews His Mom’s Band… and Knows NONE of Their Songs!
    Oct 17 2026
    His mom and aunt have toured the world with Alathea. So… does Charleston actually know their songs? His answer gets a reaction! In Kidversations Episode 22, Charleston interviews his mom, Mandee Radford Langley, and his aunt, Cristi Johnson Reilly, for a conversation filled with music, family memories, and hilarious stories from life on the road. Discover how Alathea got its name, why they once performed inside a gas station, and what happened when a Korean phrase went wrong onstage. They also share stories about recording with babies in the vocal booth, raising musical children, and balancing creativity with everyday life. There’s heart behind the laughter, too: Mandee tells the sunrise story that inspired “Morning Birds,” and Cristi recalls advice from Rich Mullins about deciding what success really means.

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    39 min
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