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Episode 119 | The Art of Edutainment w/ Jerry Kolber

EPISODE · Mar 5, 2025 · 30 MIN

Episode 119 | The Art of Edutainment w/ Jerry Kolber

from Our Classroom · host Roberto Germán | Multicultural Classroom

In this episode of Our Classroom, we are joined by Jerry Kolber, an Emmy-nominated co-creator of National Geographic's hit series Brain Games. Known for his exceptional contributions to the edutainment realm, Jerry's journey showcases a unique blend of entertainment and education. With ventures like Brainchild on Netflix and the globally popular podcast Who Smarted, accumulating over 15 million downloads, Jerry Kolber has consistently pushed the boundaries of educational content for kids. This episode explores the significance of engaging learning experiences, the challenges of balancing screen time for young ones, and the role of curiosity in a tech-driven world. Tune in to delve into the future of education, the transformative power of fun and interactive learning, and how creativity and curiosity can inspire the next generation to tackle global challenges. Join the conversation and discover how Jerry's work is reshaping the landscape of learning for educators, parents, and children alike. Social Media: Atomic Entertainment Linkedin - Jerry Kolber

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