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• Let's Visit Botswana! The Okavango Delta & Bayei Village

  🌿 Episode Highlights: Join Kristen and Asher as they journey through the heart of Botswana, discovering the rich culture and landscapes of the Okavango Delta. Experience life in a Bayei village, learning about traditional homes made from natural materials and the significance of the kgosi (village chief). Discover how local artisans create beautiful baskets using reeds and natural dyes from plants and trees. Learn about the diverse languages spoken in Botswana, including Setswana. Understand the sustainable practices of the Bayei people, from building materials to community living. About Kalahari Breeze Safaris Kalahari Breeze Safaris is a family-owned tour company based in Maun, Botswana, offering authentic and eco-friendly safari experiences. Their tours include wild camping experiences, cultural village visits, and customized safaris tailored to include activities like mokoro rides and game drives. Contact & Booking: 🌐 Website: kalaharibreezesafaris.com 📧 Email: [email protected] 📞 Phone: +267 73 833 891 📸 Instagram: @kalaharibreezesafaris 👍 Facebook: Kalahari Breeze Safaris Please Support Us! Culture Kids is a grassroots, volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to creating educational content that celebrates global cultures. We rely on donations and grants to continue our work. If you enjoy our episodes and want to support our mission: 💻 Visit our website: culturekidsproductions.org 💝 Make a donation: https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/support/ Subscribe to Culture Kids on your favorite podcast platform and embark on more adventures around the world. Don't forget to leave a review and share with friends! Guests: Chris and Maria (Kalahari Breeze Safaris) Hosts: Kristen and Asher Sound FX and Music: Envato Elements Producted and Edited by: Kristen Kim Audio Engineering and Post: Robin Lai

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• Cheesemaking with Abuela in Jiquilillo, Nicaragua

  Hop on the Culture Train with Kristen and Asher as they journey to the beautiful coastal village of Jiquilillo, Nicaragua! In this heartwarming episode, we meet Alvaro and Aislyn from Tuani Tours Nicaragua and discover what it’s like to live in a small fishing village where nature, community, and tradition are deeply connected. 🏝️ From freshwater sharks in Lake Nicaragua to wild horses by the beach, we explore the unique landscapes of Nicaragua 🧀 Learn how to make cuajada, a special kind of cheese that doesn’t even need a refrigerator 🔥 Discover how the local volcano helps make the land—and the cheese—extra special 👵 Meet Abuela, a beloved cheesemaker who shares her story and passes on traditions to new generations 🌍 Reflect on what it means to be part of a tight-knit community, and how people work together to support one another This episode is filled with culture, joy, and cheesy surprises—so grab your imaginary passports and get ready for a meaningful adventure! ✨ Featured Guests: Tuani Tours Nicaragua Tuani Tours offers immersive, family-friendly experiences across Nicaragua, with a focus on sustainable travel and community connection. 📍 Book your family adventure: www.tuanitoursnicaragua.com 📧 Email: [email protected] 📸 Follow on Instagram: @tuanitoursnicaragua 👍 Facebook: Tuani Tours Nicaragua 💛 Support & Connect with Us 🚨 We Need Your Support! 🚨 For the past two years, Culture Kids has been a volunteer-run labor of love, created by families, for families. We’ve worked hard to make our show free and accessible to all because we believe every child deserves to feel seen, heard, and celebrated. 🌍 We’re currently seeking grants, donations, and resources to keep our show going. We’re passionate about continuing to provide joyful, inclusive cultural education, and we have big dreams for the future 💌 If you know of any opportunities or funding sources that can help, please reach out to us at [email protected]. To donate: (and receive a special shoutout!) https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/support/ Thank you for believing in this mission. With your support, we can keep the Culture Train rolling. 🚂💛

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• Eggs, Bunnies & Time Machines: The Story of Easter!

  Grab your imaginary passports—because in this egg-cellent episode of Culture Kids, Asher and his mom, Kristen, hop into the Culture Kids Time Machine to crack the case of Easter! 🐣✨ Together, we explore how Easter became one of the most meaningful celebrations for many families around the world—especially for Christians, who honor the resurrection of Jesus and His message of hope, love, and new beginnings. From ancient rituals to joyful modern-day traditions, we uncover: How decorated eggs go way back—like, 60,000 years back, Why a Roman emperor helped choose Easter’s date, The story behind the Easter Bunny and its springtime symbolism, And amazing Easter customs from Greece, Ethiopia, the Philippines, Poland, and more! 🌏 Asher also shares his favorite parts—like chocolate bunnies, golden egg hunts, and ninja-style snack strategies. 😄 🌸 For our family, Easter is a time to reflect on the story of Jesus and remember that no matter where we are or what we're going through, there's always the chance for a beautiful new beginning. We hope this season brings you peace, joy, and lots of curiosity. 💛 Culture Kids is a nonprofit created by families, for families. If you'd like to support our mission to keep the show free and accessible to all, or if you can connect us with educators, grantmakers, or sponsors, we’d love to hear from you! 🎙️ Coming soon: Join us as we travel to a peaceful fishing village in Nicaragua and the wetlands of Botswana! Subscribe so you never miss a Culture Kids adventure! 🚂🌍 🌍 About Culture Kids Productions Culture Kids Productions is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a multicultural mindset among children through engaging and educational content.​ Contact Information: Website: culturekidsproductions.org Email: [email protected] Instagram: @culturekidsproductions ​Education Consultant: Elisha Li Post Production: Robin Lai Produced and Edited By: Kristen Kim Hosts: Kristen and Asher Kim Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Wad Sound FX and Music: Envato Elements & Archive.org

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• Part 2: The Story of Passover with Rabbi Selilah

  💌 We are actively seeking grant opportunities and connections to sustain our show and expand our vision—if you know of any leads or would like to collaborate, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 💌 ************************* Episode Summary In this special Passover episode, Kristen and Asher revisit Rabbi Selilah to explore the rich traditions of Passover. They explore the significance of the seder, the symbolism of the seder plate, and the unique customs that make this holiday meaningful and fun for families. Listeners will learn about the storytelling aspects of the seder, the importance of matzah, and the joyous search for the afikomen. The episode highlights how different families celebrate Passover, emphasizing the values of gratitude, freedom, and community.​ 🕊️ What You'll Learn The significance of matzah and why it's eaten during Passover The components and symbolism of the seder plate Family traditions like decorating the dining room as a tent and reenacting the journey from Egypt The fun and meaning behind the afikomen hunt How Passover customs can vary among different Jewish communities​ 🏫 About Shalem Preschool Shalem Preschool, also known as the Shalem Early Childhood Learning Center, is located in Manhattan Beach, California. The preschool is housed within Congregation Tikvat Jacob Beth Torah (CTJ) and offers a nurturing environment for early childhood education.​ Contact Information: Address: 1829 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Phone: (914) 224-5882 Website: shalempreschool.org​ 🌍 About Culture Kids Productions Culture Kids Productions is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a multicultural mindset among children through engaging and educational content.​ Contact Information: Website: culturekidsproductions.org Email: [email protected] Instagram: @culturekidsproductions ​Education Consultant: Elisha Li Post Production: Robin Lai Produced and Edited By: Kristen Kim Hosts: Kristen and Asher Kim Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Wad Sound FX and Music: Envato Elements & Archive.org

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• Kimchi Time Travel! 🥬 A Crunchy Adventure Through Korean History

  💌 We are actively seeking grant opportunities and connections to sustain our show and expand our vision—if you know of any leads or would like to collaborate, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 💌 ************************* Annyeonghaseyo, Culture Kids! 🌏✈️ Grab your imaginary chopsticks and hop into the Culture Kids Time Machine—because today, we’re heading to ancient Korea to learn all about the beloved dish: kimchi! 🥬🫙 Join us as we: Discover how kimchi began thousands of years ago in Korea 🇰🇷 Explore what fermentation really means (hint: it's not magic, but it’s close!) Learn about onggi jars 🏺 buried in the ground like flavorful treasure chests Travel through time to find out when kimchi turned red and spicy 🌶️ Try different types of kimchi (and just a little watering down 😅) 🌶️ Plus, we talk about: Why some foods smell “different” How trying new dishes with a growth mindset can open your heart and brain 🍽️💡 What makes food special to each family around the world 🌎💕 🎉 Perfect for ages 4–8 and their grown-ups, this episode is a flavorful journey packed with history, science, family traditions—and, of course, crunchy bites! 📸 Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @culturekidsproductions for behind-the-scenes fun, and leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to be featured on a future episode! 👉 Visit us at: www.culturekidsproductions.org 📧 Email us: [email protected] Education Consultant: Elisha Li Post Production: Robin Lai Produced and Edited By: Kristen Kim Hosts: Kristen and Asher Kim Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Wad Sound FX and Music: Envato Elements & Archive.org

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