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Juice Box Chats
by Juice Box Chats
Welcome to Juice Box Chats! The podcast where inquisitive UC Berkeley students ask today’s youth about the fundamentals of America’s political system. This is a space for kids to voice what they want their world to look like. Give yourself a recess, grab your juice box, and open your mind to kids’ views on the future of politics.
Episodes
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Juice Box Chat with Mr. Kelly
In this special bonus episode, the entire Juice Box Chats Team speaks with elementary teacher Mr. Kelly about his experiences teaching 5th graders both the ins and outs of the United States government and the process of formulating political opinions.
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Juice Box Chat with Klarissa
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Nathan and Madison, speak with 7th grader Klarissa about her thoughtful political perspective.
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Juice Box Chat with Hailey
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Hannah and Ethan, speak with 5th grader Hailey about her political views in today's society.
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Juice Box Chat with Aidan
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Heather and Nathan, speak with 7th grader Aidan about his understanding of the ever-changing world of politics.
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Juice Box Chat with Samantha
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Madison and Eli, speak with 6th grader Samantha about her outlook on America's political state.
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Juice Box Chat with Nickolas
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Hannah and Eli, speak with 3rd grader Nickolas about his political insights.
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Juice Box Chat with Angel
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Ethan and Hannah, speak with 7th grader Angel about his thoughts on American politics in light of election season.
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Juice Box Chat with Adam
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Eli and Madison, speak with 3rd grader Adam about his unique political perspective.
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Juice Box Chat with Amaiya
In this episode, our UC Berkeley interviewers, Heather and Nathan, speak with 7th grader Amaiya about the fundamentals of America's political system.
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Juice Box Chats Trailer
Tune in to Juice Box Chats -- a podcast where UC Berkeley students ask elementary and middle school kids about their opinions on politics! This is a platform for our nation’s future leaders to talk about what they want their world to look like. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts and be sure…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Juice Box Chats! The podcast where inquisitive UC Berkeley students ask today’s youth about the fundamentals of America’s political system. This is a space for kids to voice what they want their world to look like. Give yourself a recess, grab your juice box, and open your mind to kids’ views on the future of politics.
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How many episodes does Juice Box Chats have?
Juice Box Chats currently has 10 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Juice Box Chats about?
Welcome to Juice Box Chats! The podcast where inquisitive UC Berkeley students ask today’s youth about the fundamentals of America’s political system. This is a space for kids to voice what they want their world to look like. Give yourself a recess, grab your juice box, and open your mind to kids’...
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Juice Box Chats has 10 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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