Kids Take The Mic
from Sunshine & Bubbles High Vibin Podcast Hosted by Ashley Amber
Send us Fan Mail Three kids take over the mic and the result is a totally unfiltered, laugh-out-loud time capsule of late summer. We start with a simple, meaningful Bible verse, John 3:16, then immediately slide into the real stuff kids actually talk about when adults aren’t steering: who’s watching the live stream, what to comment, and why it’s oddly nerve-racking to be “on” even when you’re just hanging out. Then the back-to-school feelings hit. We talk sixth grade and seventh grade nerves, school shopping, new teachers, and the hardest part of the day for some of us: sitting still for hours. We also get honest about school bathroom pass systems like SmartPass and why rules that seem small can feel stressful and embarrassing when you’re the one living with them. To balance it out, we relive the best parts of summer with major lake-life energy: jet skis, tubing, wake boat days, cruising around, and just being with friends. There’s also real anxiety mixed in, like gymnastics tryouts and worrying about what comes next. Add in kitten updates, baby kittens, caterpillars, random snack debates, and the chaos of watching our live viewers climb all the way up to 50, and you’ve got a family-friendly, kid-led podcast episode that feels honest and oddly wholesome. If you like youth podcasts, back-to-school stories, and the kind of comedy that only happens when kids run the room, hit play, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find us. Support the show Join our DNA High Vibe Tribe & Subscribe to Sunshine & Bubbles YouTube! DNAHempLLC.com
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Send us Fan Mail Three kids take over the mic and the result is a totally unfiltered, laugh-out-loud time capsule of late summer. We start with a simple, meaningful Bible verse, John 3:16, then immediately slide into the real stuff kids actually talk about when adults aren’t steering: who’s watching the live stream, what to comment, and why it’s oddly nerve-racking to be “on” even when you’re just hanging out. Then the back-to-school feelings hit. We talk sixth grade and seventh grade nerves...
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