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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2026 · 1 MIN

Welcome to History's Kids

from History's Kids · host Lorraine Leddy

Welcome to History's Kids! We're a new children's podcast that tells the story of events of the past - through interviews with people who were really there as kids. Episodes on topics like the Eruption of Mt. St. Helens, the Civil Rights Movement, and World War II will immerse kids in learning through real stories, beyond the facts we usually find in history textbooks. Each episode is less than twenty minutes long: perfect for classrooms, car rides, and curious minds on the go.  Subscribe now to bring History's Kids episodes to your feed! You can also: Support our project on Kickstarter! Your support will help us bring season one to life. Visit www.historyskids.com to learn more about the podcast and join our mailing list. Follow us on Instagram @historyskids. Hosts: Lorraine Leddy & James Brown Jr. Music: Pure Color / Frank Jonsson / Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Audio Editing & Sound Design: Rebecca Cunningham / Cordelia Studios Cover Art: Tom Deja / Bossman Graphics Production Director: Barrett Leddy Special Thanks: Carmen Andrews, Suki Terada Ports, Aaron Mihaly, and Mary Beth Tinker for sharing their stories.

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Welcome to History's Kids! We're a new children's podcast that tells the story of events of the past - through interviews with people who were really there as kids. Episodes on topics like the Eruption of Mt. St. Helens, the Civil Rights Movement,...

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