In this bonus episode, Chris debriefs with comedian Hari Kondabolu

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Raffi, Lindsay Munroe, and Beluga Grads Chris Hayes and Meena Harris reflect on the legacy of the man behind the little white whale on the go.

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Ziggy Marley, Tony Hale, The Happiness Lab’s Dr. Laurie Santos, and Raffi have a playdate.

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Meet the Camerons, a family that dedicated itself to making sure their daughter was always seen and heard, and who planted the seeds for Raffi’s future work.

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What if we didn’t put adults first? What if our policies and laws and individual actions were all for the kids? Raffi and Dr. Sharna Olfman describe a utopian vision. 

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What happens when Raffi takes a break from making children’s music and rolls out a protest album for adults? 

Guests in this episode:

• Dorian Lynskey, author of “33 Revolutions Per Minute: A History of Protest Songs”
• Philippe Cousteau, conservationist, filmmaker and co-founder of EarthEco International
• M. Sanjayan, CEO of Conservation International

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Meet David Suzuki and Severn Cullis-Suzuki, the father-daughter duo who opened Raffi’s eyes to the greatest crisis of our time.

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When fame and fortune aren't enough, Raffi commits to protecting his innocent audience.

Guests in this episode:

• Susan Linn, psychologist, author of Consuming Kids, and founder of Campaign for Commercial-Free Childhood
• Michael Creber, Grammy-nominated musician and composer

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How a musical experiment became the most iconic kids’ album of all time.

Guests in this episode:

• Ken Whiteley, award-winning multi-instrumentalist and producer
• Bert Simpson, senior associate at Troubadour Records
• Dr. Patricia Shehan Campbell, University of Washington School of Music

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What do you owe your parents? What do you owe your country? What do you owe yourself?

Guests in this episode: 

• Dr. Shushan Karapetian, University of Southern California’s Institute of Armenian Studies
• Chris Bohjalian, best-selling author
• John Lacey, steel guitarist

From Fatherly and iHeartRadio, in partnership with Rococo Punch.

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