It follows the adventures of a young Perseus, who is on a quest to save his mother from an evil king.
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Live From Mount Olympus : My kids were working their way through the Percy Jackson book series when this arrived, so this Olympian-focused podcast was an instant hit.It's a bit pro-journalist at times, in a rah-rah kind of way that's not for everyone, but the stories are fast-paced, entertaining, and in the spirit of old-time radio shows. She specializes in foiling the devious plots of villains. Eleanor Amplified : This long-running adventure series features an intrepid reporter named Eleanor Amplified.Each episode is about 10 minutes long, and they're sequential, telling the backstory of Molly Mabray, an Alaska native growing up with her parents, family, and friends in Alaska. Molly of Denali : This eight-episode podcast sets the backstory for the PBS cartoon of the same name.Earth Ranger is probably best suited to kids who are a little more mature. Episodes are generally about 15 minutes each and usually tackle a single animal or environment. There are episodes on the jungle, the Arctic, and nearly everything between.
Earth Rangers : This podcast has a biology slant but makes a good listen for any kids interested in digging in the dirt, learning about animals, or listening to tales of the ecosystems in far-off lands.Did you know Walkmen co-songwriter Walter Martin has a fantastic album for children? How about The Verve Pipe? Johnny Cash? All these and more I have discovered through Saturday Morning Cereal Bowl.
This is also a great way to discover music your kids love that won't drive you crazy. But it's really not kids' music, it's just music kids will enjoy. And I know what you're thinking: kids' music. Saturday Morning Cereal Bowl : Long before our kids got into storytelling podcasts, they loved this weekly two-hour music show released every, ahem, Saturday.That said, here are some others your kids may like. These days the internet is awash in podcasts, with far too many to mention in detail here. I won't go so far as to guarantee you a peaceful drive, but before you resort to another game of I Spy or singing about 99 bottles of anything, give these podcasts a try. But the best kids' podcasts are more than just people talking, they're more like radio plays, incorporating music, sound effects, and multiple voices to tell absorbing stories your kids will love. If you're a podcast listener yourself, you might be thinking that spoken audio will never entertain your kids. My wife and I wanted the kids to see the land we were driving through, so we skipped the screen and instead turned to modern radio-aka, the podcast. And no, we didn't just turn on the movies and drive. My family has spent years living in an RV, traveling the country, so my children have put in some serious miles, most of them with surprisingly few complaints. There are limits to how long any child can stand riding in a car seat, but those limits can be extended with some good entertainment. In our family, nothing says summer like a road trip, and nothing says road trip quite like that small voice coming from the back seat: “Are we there yet?” As every parent knows, it starts out as a question but quickly turns into a demand.
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