Kids on the Square®

After losing his vice presidential student council campaign, Micah is feeling down in the dumps. Can G-Ma help pull him out of his slump with a story about another famous American who lost his political campaign? Join Micah as he learns to deal with disappointment and finds out why being the president wasn't the most important thing John Quincy Adams ever did!

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G-Ma is trying to convince Micah to run for vice president of the student council, but the whole process seems pretty daunting. With all the campaign requirements and the other candidates to deal with, Micah would rather call it quits. Good thing G-Ma has been reading a book about a former United States president who dealt with some very similar problems! Join Micah as G-Ma helps him with his campaign and tells him the story of John Quincy Adams!

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Join members of The Public Square® and American Policy Roundtable™ team as they tell us stories about what summer was like when they were kids… in a time with fewer screens and little to no internet! Today you'll hear stories about camping trips, backyard adventures, working on a farm, and even some extreme sports!

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Carolyn and Joanne are getting their projects ready for the Independence Day Craft Contest, but Joanne's project isn't turning out the way she'd hoped. Time for Mom to share a little bit of crafting inspiration! Join Carolyn and Joanne as Mom tells them the story of "The Star Spangled Banner" and the man who wrote it - Francis Scott Key!

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Carolyn and Joanne want to ride their bikes down to the corner store all by themselves, but Mom isn't sure that's a good idea. Dad has a story that might change her mind, though! Join Carolyn and Joanne as they help their Dad tell the story of a kid who went on a grand adventure a lot farther away than the corner store - John Quincy Adams!

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Rachael and Amanda are going to the end-of-school bowling party, and Rachael just received a "love letter" from a classmate. Uncle Guy is unimpressed - he knows what a real love letter should sound like! Join Rachael and Amanda as Uncle Guy tells them about two of the greatest love letter writers of all time - John and Abigail Adams!

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Logan and his dad are trying to get to Orlando for spring break... but their flight keeps getting delayed. Good thing Logan's got his book from G-Pa to help pass the time! Join Logan and his dad as they keep the airport from getting the best of them and learn more about the Corps of Discovery from the journals of Lewis & Clark!

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Logan is sick and stuck upstairs in his room during a party - good thing G-Pa is here with a book to keep him entertained! Join Logan and G-Pa as they learn about the Corps of Discovery from the journals of Lewis & Clark!

This episode also features a Book Nook interview with Nan Gurley, author of Little Rose of Sharon, Twice Yours, and What Color Is Love?

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On this special installment of "The Book Nook," we sit down to chat with Sherry Eyssen - the author of the children's book The Upside Down Forest!

All the animals of the forest find joy in doing what they do best. Their contentment is a blessing… until something turns everything upside-down! In this allegorical tale of the Gospel, Sherry Eyssen presents the message of hope to the young and young-at-heart.

To order your own copy of The Upside Down Forest, visit thepublicsquare.com

On this special installment of "The Book Nook," we sit down to chat with Anna Welch and Alan C. Duncan - the co-authors of the new children's book The Front Steps!

The Front Steps tells the inspiring true story of a young boy who found the joy of reading despite the difficulties during Segregation in America. This is a true story from the life of renowned scholar Dr. William B. Allen. Published by Kids on the Square™, a division of the American Policy Roundtable™, this book invites families to read together and spark meaningful conversations.

To order your own copy of The Front Steps, visit thefrontstepsbook.com!