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  • Armenia's Sleeping Giant, Sacred Waters, and a Chapel That’s Centuries Old!
    In this episode, we hop aboard the Culture Train and travel to the breathtaking country of Armenia. Together, we visit the peaceful little village of Ushi with children’s book author Astrid Kamalyan, explore the ancient Saint Sarkis Monastery, and discover Armenia’s towering mountains, sacred waters, and centuries-old traditions. Along the way, we learn about Mount Aragats, Armenia’s highest point, Mount Ara, the “sleeping giant” with its healing spring water, and Mount Ararat, the mountain believed to be the landing place of Noah’s Ark. We walk up to Saint Sarkis Chapel, take in the thick stone walls that have stood for over a thousand years, and marvel at the khachkars—beautifully carved Armenian cross-stones that seem to whisper the stories of the past. Astrid also shares what it’s like to raise her children surrounded by this deep history and natural beauty, and reminds us how Armenian culture takes whatever it has and makes it beautiful. 📚 Special Guest: Astrid Kamalyan We are so excited to have Astrid Kamalyan, author of Babo: A Tale of Armenian Rug-Washing Day, as our guide for this episode! Her debut picture book is a beautiful celebration of Armenian culture and traditions, perfect for sharing with kids. 📖 Buy Astrid’s books: https://astridkamalyan.com/books/babo-a-tale-of-armenian-rug-washing-day/ https://astridkamalyan.com/ Follow Astrid on Instagram: @astridkamalyan 🎶 Featured Music: Miqayel Voskanyan (with Oberton Records) We want to extend a huge thank you to Oberton Records for allowing us to feature music by Miqayel Voskanyan in this episode. Miqayel Voskanyan is an internationally acclaimed Armenian composer and tar player who has been revolutionizing Armenian folk music by blending traditional sounds with jazz, funk, and contemporary global influences. His work introduces the soulful sound of the tar—Armenia’s signature stringed instrument—to audiences worldwide, making Armenian music fresh and accessible for a new generation. 🎧 Listen & Learn More: YouTube Channel Oberton Records Website Instagram – @miqayelvoskanyan Please check out Miqayel’s music and share it with your friends—supporting artists like him helps keep cultural traditions alive and evolving. 💛 Support Culture Kids Culture Kids Productions is a nonprofit organization creating joyful, inclusive, and educational content for children all over the world. Our mission is to nurture curiosity, connection, and empathy—one episode at a time. Here’s how you can help us keep the Culture Train rolling: 💛 Donate: Support Culture Kids ⭐ Leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 📢 Share our show with just one friend or family member who loves to explore Your support helps us keep Culture Kids free and accessible for families everywhere!
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  • Umami Unlocked: Soy Sauce Adventures with Mr. Takashi!
    🚂✨ All aboard for a flavor adventure! This week, the Culture Train stops in Richmond, Virginia to visit San-J International, where soy sauce has been brewed the traditional Japanese way for over 220 years! 🍶🌱 Join Kristen & Asher as they: 🍣 Learn the difference between soy sauce and tamari 🏯 Discover how samurais once used soy sauce 🏗️ Step inside tanks as tall as buildings where fermentation magic happens 🌍 Help Keep the Culture Train Rolling! 🚂 Culture Kids Productions is a nonprofit on a mission to empower children everywhere to embrace a multicultural mindset. 🌏✨ When you share our podcast with a friend, leave a review, or donate, you help us: 📚 Create free cultural education resources 🎥 Expand into video so kids can see what they’re learning 🎧 Keep producing free global adventures for families 💛 Support Culture Kids: https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/support/ Every share, rating, and dollar keeps inclusive cultural learning alive — and helps more kids find a seat at our multicultural table. 🪑🌎 Credits: Executive Producer & Host: Kristen Kim Co-Producer & Host: Asher Kim Guest & Co-Host: Takashi Sato Audio Engineer & Post: Robin Lai Academic Consultant: Elisha Li Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad Music/Sound Elements: Envato
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  • Zippy Citrus Safari- From Yuzu Bath to Calamansi Zingggg!
    Culture Kids brings listeners along on a zesty global journey as Asher and his mom Kristen, invite young explorers to hop aboard their imaginary Culture Train and uncover the wonders of two extraordinary citrus fruits! Packed with whimsy and wonder, the episode begins with lively storytelling that defines what makes a fruit citrus, highlighting characteristics like thick rinds, juicy segments, puckering tang, and that unmistakably bright citrus scent that makes your nose tingle. Soon enough, the Culture Train chugs off to Japan, where listeners meet yuzu: a tangerine-sized, wrinkly fruit prized more for its fragrant peel than its tart juice. Kristen explains how yuzu is used to flavor ponzu sauces, teas, and even ice cream, and how families celebrate the winter solstice with aromatic yuzu baths...a sensory tradition that warms both body and spirit. From Japan, the adventure continues to the Philippines, where the duo explores a sunny calamansi farm. Asher and Kristen point out star-shaped blossoms and marvel at the tiny round fruits that change from green to vibrant orange when ripe. Young explorers are encouraged to scratch the rind, breathe in the sweet, tangy fragrance, take a bite, and taste the burst of sour yet surprisingly sweet juice, discovering how calamansi brightens everything from noodle dishes and sauces to desserts and refreshing drinks. The episode also gently educates kids about respecting agriculture across borders: Kristen explains why fresh fruits can’t be brought from one country to another- tiny pests or diseases, though invisible, could harm faraway farms and gardens, reminding curious listeners to protect nature and people everywhere. As the journey wraps up, Asher is encouraged to become a “Flavor Explorer” at home, sniffing new fruits in the grocery aisle, asking grown-ups for a tiny taste (when safe), and seeing everyday shopping as an imaginative learning adventure! Credits: Executive Producer/Host/Writer/Editor: Kristen Kim Producer & Host: Asher Kim Academic Consultant: Elisha Li Audio Engineer & Post: Robin Lai Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad Sound Design Elements: Envato About Culture Kids Culture Kids Podcast is a nonprofit family show dedicated to fostering a multicultural mindset in the next generation. If you’d like to support our mission, please visit culturekidsproductions.org and click on the Support tab. Connect with us: [email protected] or DM on Instagram @culturekidsproductions—we love hearing from you!
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  • Visiting the Home of CHOCOLATE: Inside Lindt’s Sweet World!
    All aboard the Culture Train, Culture Kids! In this sweet adventure, Kristen, Asher, and their friend Finley travel all the way to Switzerland to explore the world-famous Lindt Home of Chocolate. From the soaring atrium filled with the aroma of cocoa, to the breathtaking chocolate fountain pouring from a giant golden whisk, this journey takes you inside the magic of Swiss chocolate. With the help of Ms. Leona, an apprentice chocolatier, we learn how Rodolphe Lindt’s invention of the conche transformed chocolate into the smooth, creamy treat we know today. Along the way, the kids discover fun facts about Switzerland’s culture, history, and inventions, and of course...taste plenty of Lindor chocolate! About Culture Kids Culture Kids Podcast is a nonprofit family show dedicated to fostering a multicultural mindset in the next generation. If you’d like to support our mission, please visit culturekidsproductions.org and click on the Support tab. Connect with us: [email protected] or DM on Instagram @culturekidsproductions—we love hearing from you! About Lindt & Sprüngli: Special thanks to our friends at Lindt & Sprüngli, home of Switzerland’s world-renowned Lindt chocolate, for welcoming us into their Home of Chocolate. To learn more or plan your own visit, check out www.lindt-home-of-chocolate.com. And a very big thank you to Finley and his whole family for joining us on this adventure—we’re so grateful to share the journey with you. Credits: Executive Producer/Host/Writer/Editor: Kristen Kim Producer & Host: Asher Kim Host & Producers: Leona Boomsma, Dominik Cadosch, Lydia Toth Academic Consultant: Elisha Li Audio Engineer & Post: Robin Lai Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Awad Sound Design Elements: Envato
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  • Tasting Yoruba Flavors in Nigeria!
    Hop back on the Culture Train and join us for another exciting journey to Lagos, Nigeria! This time, our friend Mr. Taofeek, Co-Founder of Visit Nigeria Now, takes us to one of his favorite spots—House of Pounded Yam—for a delicious dive into traditional Yoruba cuisine. In this episode, you’ll: Learn what eeyon (pounded yam) is and how it’s enjoyed with flavorful soups and stews. Taste (through your imagination!) three beloved Yoruba dishes: Ogbono Soup – nutty, earthy, and stretchy, made from bush mango seeds. Efo Riro – a rich spinach stew with a spicy kick, palm oil, and tasty proteins like prawns or snails. Fisherman’s Soup – a seafood lover’s dream, filled with prawns, crabs, okra, and smoky spices. Discover the story behind jollof rice and why Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal all claim to make the tastiest version. Hear about cultural dining traditions, from eating with your hands to sharing food as a way of building community. Along the way, we explore how food connects people to their heritage, sparks curiosity about the world, and turns every meal into a shared story. 💡 Fun Fact: The Yoruba people are one of the largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, with rich traditions, their own language, and a vibrant food culture that’s loved around the world. Special thanks to Mr. Taofeek and the communities of Nigeria for welcoming us so warmly and sharing these incredible flavors and traditions. 🎧 Listen now to taste the culture, hear the laughter, and take your first bite of Lagos’ rich food heritage—without even leaving your seat!🚨 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. 🚂💛 Email: [email protected] Website: http://culturekidsproductions.org Instagram: @culturekidsproductions
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Culture Kids is a multiple award winning podcast and nonprofit organization on a mission to make a multicultural mindset the default for the next generation. We take young listeners on exciting adventures to countries, cities, and cultures all around the world, exploring topics such as holidays, cuisine, traditions, and even animals around the world. We don’t just teach children about differences-we embrace them with curiosity, understanding, and friendship. Along the way, we uncover surprising similarities that connect us all, building bridges across communities and cultures. We proudly partner with cultural organizations, educators, and authors from all corners of the world to bring authentic voices and rich stories to life. As our 6 year old listener shared, our show "creates love around the world." So pack your imaginary passports and grab your bags because it’s time to become globe-trotting explorers right where you are!
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