Today we interview Mrs. Goodbee, a talking dollhouse. We also chat with Jerry Perez of Caring Corners, creators of the dollhouse.
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The comments from you and Leo about empathy were extremely interesting. I have never heard it discussed before in any books. It is an important part of child development and I don't understand why but some children don't seem to have it or seem to reject the concept (or is it a trait). It has even been a topic at church. I think it would be an interesting topic for a show.
I love your podcasts and listen every week. Usually I get to see the live feed and really enjoy that. Thank you so much for your wonderful contributions.
Posted by: Kelly J | October 13, 2008 at 02:59 AM
Thanks for the link, looking forward to this episode. I FINALLY got caught up after all the summer craziness.
I would really love to hear an interview with Crazy Dave and Goofy Gil from Crazy Dave's Kid Show. My absolute favorite kids podcast - my boys love it too 8^)
Posted by: John | October 17, 2008 at 12:25 PM
What happened to the newest episode it was twit this morning and now it's gone I just going to listen to it. The epsiode about how to use wikipedia?
Posted by: | October 18, 2008 at 04:01 PM
Hey Lisa- nice job on the podcasts. I am skeptical about the night vision goggles tho - can you see the monsters under the bed?
Posted by: Carol Band | October 19, 2008 at 07:31 PM
Hey the wikipedia episode is back up finally!
Posted by: | October 20, 2008 at 07:04 PM