What do you get when a classroom experiment, a puppet magpie named Maggie, and a passion for natural language learning collide? A children's English platform with over 20 million YouTube subscribers — and a method changing the way kids around the world learn to speak.

Steve Watts is a British educator whose classroom discovery in Tokyo back in 2002 sparked an entirely new way of teaching children English: as naturally as their mother tongue.

Michelle Kempster is the methodologist who helps shape and refine the Wow! Method into the real-world teaching materials that educators and families depend on every day.

And Marek Kadlec is the Managing Director who helped turn a brilliant idea into a global platform now reaching more than 30,000 children across 26 countries.

Three perspectives. One remarkable story. Listen now!

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What happens when a mother's love becomes a children's media empire? Meet Gitte of GitteTV.

During the COVID pandemic, Gitte started a YouTube channel so her daughter could hear her voice through read-alouds. Nearly 800 videos, original songs, a podcast, and a masterclass later - her simple act of connection has become one of the most purposeful children's educational platforms on the internet.

In this episode, Jack and Kitty sit down with Gitte to explore how she built GitteTV from scratch, what drives her commitment to intentional screen time and educational storytelling for families, and what she's learned about creating children's content in a space where practical guidance is hard to find.

Whether you're a parent, an educator, or an aspiring children's content creator, this conversation will inspire you to think about the power of purpose-driven content.

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