Suffragist Susan B Anthony (Women Who Changed the World Series)
Send us a textOn this week's episode, hosts Amy Contreras and Cece explore dive into the life and legacy of one of America’s most iconic suffragists, Susan B. Anthony. Listen in as they share the story of Susan B. Anthony, who played a key role in the fight for women’s right to vote and the ratification of the 19th amendment. Throughout the episode, Cece asks thoughtful questions about voting, equality, and justice, making it a perfect opportunity for young listeners to engage and learn. This episode highlights interesting facts about Anthony's life, including her famous arrest for illegally voting in 1872 and her collaborations with other notable suffragists like Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The episode ends with key takeaways to encourage further exploration. Plus, enjoy a special poem celebrating Susan B. Anthony’s impact. Make sure to like, follow, and share Check This Out! Podcast for Kids with your friends and family. Together, let’s inspire the next generation to learn about the heroes who changed the world! Support the show
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg aka RBG (Women who changed the world series)
Send us a textIn this engaging episode of "Check This Out!", hosts Amy and Cece continue their series on "Women Who Changed the World," focusing on the inspiring life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG). Listeners will learn about Ginsburg's trailblazing journey as the first female tenured professor at Columbia Law School and the second woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. With a deep commitment to women's rights and civil liberties, Ginsburg co-founded the Women's Rights Project at the ACLU, fought tirelessly against gender discrimination, and became a pop culture icon known as "the Notorious RBG." Join Amy and Cece as they explore RBG's early life, from her Jewish upbringing in New York to her groundbreaking achievements in a predominantly male legal field. They highlight key historical milestones for women's rights that coincided with Ginsburg’s career, including the Equal Pay Act and Title IX. As they uncover Ginsburg's legacy through her impactful dissents and major court rulings, listeners will be invited to appreciate her significant contributions to gender equality and justice.To wrap up the episode, Amy and Cece recap key facts about Ruth Bader Ginsburg, encouraging kids and their grownups to continue exploring her legacy. The episode concludes with a heartfelt poem celebrating Ginsburg’s commitment to justice.#RuthBaderGinsburg #NotoriousRBG #WomensRights #WomenInHistory #SupremeCourt #CheckThisOutPodcast #Trailblazers #CivilRights #PodcastForKids #YouthEducation #HistoryMatters #Empowerment #GenderEquality #InspiringWomen #Historypodcastforkids Support the show
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Scientist and Nobel Prize Winner: Marie Curie
Send us a textIn this exciting episode of Check This Out!, hosts Amy Contreras and Cece dive into the story of Marie Curie, a trailblazing scientist and the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. Joined by a special guest, six-year-old Avie, the episode engages listeners through interactive discussions about Curie's life, her groundbreaking discoveries in the field of radioactivity, and her lasting impact on science and medicine.The episode begins by introducing Avie, who shares her aspirations of becoming a doctor, setting the foundation for the theme of the episode. The trio explores Marie Curie's early life in Poland, her determination to pursue education despite societal barriers, and her remarkable journey to becoming a prominent scientist.Listeners will learn about Curie’s significant contributions, including her discovery of the elements polonium and radium, her two Nobel Prizes, and her development of mobile X-ray units during World War I. The conversation highlights Curie’s incredible legacy, emphasizing her role as an inspiration for future generations, including young listeners like Avie.As the episode wraps up, Cece and Avie remind everyone to keep an ear out for three key facts about Marie Curie that can inspire further research. The episode concludes with a heartfelt poem celebrating Curie's groundbreaking achievements and encourages young minds to dream big.Tune in to discover the remarkable story of Marie Curie and learn how one woman's persistence and brilliance changed the world!Science Podcast for kids, History Podcast for kids, Famous Women Support the show
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Sacagawea the "guide" of Lewis & Clark (Women who changed the world)
Send us a textIn this episode of “Check This Out! Podcast for Kids,” hosts Amy and Cece continue their inspiring series on Women Who Changed the World by diving into the remarkable story of Sacagawea. Listeners are introduced to fascinating facts about Sacagawea, including her significance in American history and her role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition.Amy kicks off the episode by discussing the historical context of the Louisiana Purchase—a pivotal event during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency that set the stage for westward expansion. She highlights how this land acquisition prompted the need for exploration, leading to the legendary expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.Cece and Amy later focus on Sacagawea’s critical contributions to this journey. Despite common misconceptions, they clarify her role as more than just a guide; Sacagawea acted as an interpreter and vital support system, managing her infant son while navigating the uncharted territories and building relationships with Native American tribes.Listeners learn about Sacagawea’s brave actions during the expedition, such as saving essential supplies after a boat capsized, and her emotional reunion with her brother, the chief of the Shoshone tribe. They also discuss her legacy—how she remains one of the most commemorated women in American history despite not receiving compensation for her pivotal work.Join Amy and Cece for an engaging and educational exploration of Sacagawea’s life and the indelible mark she left on history!
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Malala Yousafzai - Educational Activist (Women who changed the world series)
Send us a textWoman Who Changed the World: Malala YousafzaiIn this episode of "Check This Out," hosts Amy Contreras and Cece embark on an inspiring exploration of Malala Yousafzai, a young woman who has made a significant impact on the world advocating for girls' education. Listeners will learn about Malala's remarkable journey, starting from her childhood in Mingora, Pakistan, where her father’s support for education nurtured her love for learning. At just 10 years old, her life took a dramatic turn when the Taliban seized control of her town, enforcing strict laws against girls’ education. The episode recounts the pivotal moment in October 2012 when Malala was shot by Taliban members but survived, emerging as a powerful voice for education rights. At 17, she became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, and the episode highlights her continued activism through the Malala Fund, which supports education for girls worldwide.Listeners are engaged with a fun quiz on Malala’s life and achievements, reinforcing key facts about her journey. The episode concludes with a heartfelt poem dedicated to Malala, celebrating her courage and ongoing contributions to education.Join Amy and Cece for an inspiring look into how one girl’s bravery inspired a global movement for change. Don’t forget to subscribe for more stories of remarkable women!
A podcast series for kids where we explore interesting people, places, ponderings and past moments from history that shape the world around us. Listen to 5-25 minute episodes for fun facts, interactive celebrations of knowledge, and cool takeaways. Appropriate for elementary aged kids (5-12 years old) Hosted by Amy Contreras, featuring her daughter CeceAmy has a BA of History from the University of Arizona and has spent her career in corporate Learning & Development, working at global organizations such as Uber, LinkedIn, and more. Check this out! Podcast4kids covers topics such as historical figures, historical events, history questions, and more.
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