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Cultural curiosity can change the way we see the world, and in this episode, Dr. Payal Beri is joined by Kristen Kim to discuss how early cultural education can help build a more connected, empathetic society.
Kristen, the founder of Culture Kids Productions, a multi-award-winning nonprofit and family podcast helping children embrace global perspectives through storytelling, shares how her own Korean American upbringing and experience in television production led to creating a platform that celebrates diversity, empathy, and connection.
Together, Payal and Kristen explore why early cultural education matters, not just for children, but for how families and communities see one another.
You’ll hear about:
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or lifelong learner, this conversation invites you to rethink what connection really means in a multicultural world.
More from Kristen Kim & Culture Kids:
Website:
https://www.culturekidsmedia.com
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/culturekidsproductions/
Connect with Dr. Payal Beri:
Website: www.payalberi.com
Instagram: @dr.payalberi
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If you loved this conversation, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Dr. Payal Beri's Background
00:41 Meet Kristen: Founder of Culture Kids Productions
02:49 Kristen's Immigration Story
03:40 Challenges of Dual Identity
05:04 The Birth of Culture Kids Productions
05:49 Lunar New Year and Cultural Diversity
08:38 Mission of Culture Kids: Building Friendships Across Cultures
11:14 The Compound Effect in Cultural Education
14:25 Global Examples of Multicultural Education
18:08 Creating Inclusive Cultural Education
26:08 Family Culture and Sports
26:58 Unique Family Traditions
30:02 Influence of Cultural Learning on Families
33:51 Misconceptions About Cultural Education
37:23 The Importance of Cultural Awareness
43:36 Practical Steps for Parents and Educators
48:27 Final Thoughts and Resources
By Payal Beri, PhD5
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Cultural curiosity can change the way we see the world, and in this episode, Dr. Payal Beri is joined by Kristen Kim to discuss how early cultural education can help build a more connected, empathetic society.
Kristen, the founder of Culture Kids Productions, a multi-award-winning nonprofit and family podcast helping children embrace global perspectives through storytelling, shares how her own Korean American upbringing and experience in television production led to creating a platform that celebrates diversity, empathy, and connection.
Together, Payal and Kristen explore why early cultural education matters, not just for children, but for how families and communities see one another.
You’ll hear about:
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or lifelong learner, this conversation invites you to rethink what connection really means in a multicultural world.
More from Kristen Kim & Culture Kids:
Website:
https://www.culturekidsmedia.com
Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/culturekidsproductions/
Connect with Dr. Payal Beri:
Website: www.payalberi.com
Instagram: @dr.payalberi
Subscribe to the newsletter for more transformational conversations
If you loved this conversation, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Dr. Payal Beri's Background
00:41 Meet Kristen: Founder of Culture Kids Productions
02:49 Kristen's Immigration Story
03:40 Challenges of Dual Identity
05:04 The Birth of Culture Kids Productions
05:49 Lunar New Year and Cultural Diversity
08:38 Mission of Culture Kids: Building Friendships Across Cultures
11:14 The Compound Effect in Cultural Education
14:25 Global Examples of Multicultural Education
18:08 Creating Inclusive Cultural Education
26:08 Family Culture and Sports
26:58 Unique Family Traditions
30:02 Influence of Cultural Learning on Families
33:51 Misconceptions About Cultural Education
37:23 The Importance of Cultural Awareness
43:36 Practical Steps for Parents and Educators
48:27 Final Thoughts and Resources

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