Podcast junior

Listen to 11 year old Irene give her thoughts on how to be a good cousin. Then she'll let you know what she's reading and watching. 

Irene breaks down all you need to know in order to succeed at Rock, Paper, Scissors. Plus, new book and movie recommendations. 

Irene talks about what she loves about comedy and what comedy even is. 

Irene talks about birthday favorites from the past and about her upcoming celebration. 

Irene goes deep on her love for the musical Hamilton and everything she's learned about Alexander Hamilton as a result. 

Podcast Junior, aka Irene, talks about the fall return to school and whether or not she was excited to start school. She talks about making new friends and seeing old ones. And she gives a special shout out to Ghostbuster Leslie Jones for listening and supporting. 

Irene saw the new Ghostbusters movie and she's excited to tell you all about it!

Irene talks about making crafts. And she does Best, Worst, Funniest and give her motivations for the week!

Irene talks about being born a vegetarian and what that means. She shares some of her favorite foods and recipes, gets into why its important to treat everyone the same no matter what they eat, and goes through her best worst and funniest. She also declares this the funniest episode of the podcast thus far. And has a bonus interview with her first podcast guest, her mom!

Podcast jr. is a show hosted by 10 year old Irene. In this episode she tries to get at what a dad is and what a dad isn't She explores how many dads she knows and explains the difference between a mom and a dad. Plus she suggests some fun shows to watch and recommends the Nerdy Nummies cookbook. 

On this episode, Podcast jr talks about small talk and wonders if all talk is small talk. She also talks about school testing, what are the good and bad parts of testing and suggests ways to make tests more fun. She also may or may not talk about farts. 

Podcast jr., aka Irene, talks about why she likes podcasts and why she decided to make one of her own.