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How to THINK About AI Before It Thinks for You (Older kids, parents, & teachers)
Apr 28, 2026
24m 32s
AI Takes 3 Seconds to Steal Your Voice. One Step Stops It. (Elementary School)
Apr 28, 2026
7m 49s
Why Everything You See Online Is Trying to Get Your Attention (Older kids, parents, & teachers)
Apr 14, 2026
42m 49s
Why Games Ask for Your Birthday (Elementary School)
Apr 14, 2026
7m 18s
Is AI Really Your Friend? What Kids Need to Know (Older kids, parents, & teachers)
Mar 31, 2026
45m 52s
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| 4/28/26 |  How to THINK About AI Before It Thinks for You (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail AI sounds smart. But that doesn’t mean it’s right. And it definitely doesn’t mean it should be doing your thinking for you. This week, Dhani Ramadhani joins the show. She’s a mom, a Harvard grad, a GovTech expert, and the creator of aiPTO, a resource built to give families real language for talking about AI at the dinner table. Dhani shares the THINK framework, five letters that put YOU in charge when you’re using AI. WHAT WE COVER The THINK framework: Take time b... | 24m 32s | ||||||
| 4/28/26 |  AI Takes 3 Seconds to Steal Your Voice. One Step Stops It. (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail This week, we’re tackling one of the scariest AI scams happening right now: voice cloning. Criminals are using AI to copy someone’s voice from just a few seconds of audio, a TikTok, a voicemail, a birthday video, and then calling their family pretending to be them. The calls sound real. The panic is real. And families across the country are losing money to it. But there’s a dead-simple way to protect your family. One step. We break it all down. How AI voice cloning works: and... | 7m 49s | ||||||
| 4/14/26 |  Why Everything You See Online Is Trying to Get Your Attention (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail This week, Amber sits down with digital producer and internet culture veteran Matt Silverman for a real talk about algorithms, slop, screen addiction, and why being a little bit skeptical online might be the most important skill a kid can have right now. Matt has spent decades covering how the internet works — and more importantly, how it works on us. He breaks it all down in a way that actually makes sense, whether you're 10 or your parent is 45. In this episode: Why the int... | 42m 49s | ||||||
| 4/14/26 |  Why Games Ask for Your Birthday (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail A game is loading, a video looks fun, and then a screen pops up demanding your birthday. Why does an app need your age, and what happens if you type it in without thinking? I dig into the real reason age questions show up so often and why that “quick little form” is actually a big online safety moment for kids and families. We connect age gates to real-world rules kids already understand, like movie ratings and height signs at amusement parks. Then we talk about where AI and... | 7m 18s | ||||||
| 3/31/26 |  Is AI Really Your Friend? What Kids Need to Know (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail AI can feel like a mind that knows you, agrees with you, and never gets tired, which is exactly why we need to talk about how it shows up in real life. I’m joined by Dr. Tiffany Petricini , who studies AI and relationships, and Dr. Sarah Zipf, who researches technology in education, to unpack what kids actually need to know about AI beyond the hype and scary movie plots. We get into why technology is never neutral, why there are always benefits and disadvantages, and why sch... | 45m 52s | ||||||
| 3/31/26 |  Can You Spot a Fake AI Video on YouTube? (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail A kids’ video can be bright, catchy, and totally wrong. We’re seeing more AI-generated videos for kids show up on YouTube and tablets, and some of them slip mistakes into the middle where a quick parent check might miss it. That matters because “small” errors can teach unsafe ideas, confuse real-world rules, and spread misinformation while looking like normal cartoons and sing-alongs. We break down what’s going on in plain language: how AI can create videos fast, why some cr... | 4m 32s | ||||||
| 3/17/26 |  3 Rules to Keep Young Brains Strong, Healthy AI Use & Homework Balance (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail AI can do homework-level tasks in seconds, which is exactly why so many parents and teachers feel uneasy. After a short break, we’re back with a solo check-in that tackles the question showing up all over parent message boards: how much AI is too much for kids, and what does “healthy” AI use actually look like when school and screens are already competing for attention? We dig into a concept called cognitive offloading, where we hand our thinking over to a machine and slowly... | 7m 11s | ||||||
| 3/3/26 |  Replay: What If You Could Star in Your Own Book with AI? (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail Check out this replay episode for kids and parents interested in AI support with storytime. What if a child could open a book and see their own name, face, and dreams driving the plot forward, then watch that same story come to life on screen? We sit down with Brian Carlson, CEO and co‑founder of Storytime AI, to explore how personalized stories and videos can turn reluctant readers into eager creators. From short, high‑interest tales to full‑length novels, Brian shows how id... | 36m 36s | ||||||
| 2/17/26 |  Replay: Wait… Hacking Isn’t Always Bad? How Kids Can Hack for Good (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail Check out this replay episode for kids and parents interested in cyber security. Curious about how artificial intelligence shapes our daily lives? Join us as we chat with Tennisha Martin, the visionary founder of Black Girls Hack, who shares her journey from a tech-savvy childhood to leading a nonprofit that empowers underrepresented communities through cybersecurity and technology. Discover the thrill of breaking and testing software for security purposes, and learn how AI, ... | 25m 36s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 |  Replay: How A Dad Turned A Birthday Field Trip Into A Statewide STEM Movement (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail In this replay we revisit our episode with the one and only Phil Rogofsky. Is STEM only for scientists and engineers? Join us as we unravel this myth with our special guest, Phil Rogofsky, the visionary behind the Maryland STEM Festival (October 18th to November 17th). Phil’s journey into the world of STEM started with childhood dreams inspired by the Apollo program and Jacques Cousteau, coupled with his parents' influence. He passionately shares how these early experiences... | 33m 53s | ||||||
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| 1/20/26 |  Fan Favorites Replay: How a Puzzle-Loving Kid Became an Expert in AI and Robotics (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail This week, we’re sharing a fan-favorite replay, an episode that ranks in the top ten of our all-time most listened-to episodes. In this week's replay episode we unlock the secrets of building adaptive, personalized robots with Dr. Randi Williams, a leading figure in AI and robotics, as she shares her journey from a math-obsessed child inspired by Jimmy Neutron to a pioneering expert aiming to make technology fairer and more inclusive. Dr. Williams takes us behind the scene... | 34m 01s | ||||||
| 1/6/26 |  Think Like a Data Detective, The Hidden Skill Behind AI (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail A single question from a four-year-old, “What is data?”, sparked a four-year journey that turned everyday moments into a blueprint for teaching kids the foundations of AI. We sit down with Chandra Donelson, chief data and AI officer, Air Force reservist, and author of The Data Detective series, to show how data literacy starts at home with simple habits that build real confidence. Chandra shares the carnival breakthrough that helped her son grasp quantitative and qualitative... | 37m 52s | ||||||
| 1/6/26 |  Is That Video Real? Teaching Kids How to Spot Deepfakes (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail A video looks real, the voice sounds familiar, but something feels off. That gut check matters, and we turn it into a simple habit kids can use every day: pause, check, ask. We break down deepfakes in plain language, show how AI learns to mimic faces and voices, and teach a family-friendly game that trains kids to spot tricks without fear or extra screen time. We start by explaining what deepfakes are and how pattern-learning lets AI copy smiles, speech, and movement. From t... | 7m 03s | ||||||
| 12/16/25 |  AI Slop, Character.ai Risks, and Spotting AI Hype (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail What do kids really touch when they “use AI”? We sat down with educator Tom Mullaney and early virtual economy pioneer Tim Allen to strip away the buzzwords and bring AI back to what children actually experience: predictive systems that generate words, pictures, and sounds without authorship or intent. From Second Life marketplaces to today’s chatbots, we trace how hype blurs reality, how “easy button” tools undercut learning, and why kids deserve a clear, practical map for u... | 49m 08s | ||||||
| 12/16/25 |  Are AI Chatbots Safe for Kids? (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail Kids are meeting chatbots everywhere, from homework helpers to pop‑ups on websites, and many of them think the robot “feels” things. We cut through the hype with a friendly, practical guide that shows how chatbots really work, why they sometimes sound brilliant and sometimes go off the rails, and what families can do to stay curious and safe at the same time. We start by breaking down the core idea: a chatbot predicts the next word using patterns, not feelings or understandi... | 7m 11s | ||||||
| 12/2/25 |  How Parents And Kids Can Learn AI Together Safely (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail Worried that “learning AI” means more screens and less connection at home? We flip that script with a parent-first, practical roadmap for saving time, lowering stress, and building real AI literacy, together with your kids. Our guest, former teacher, edtech pro, and mom Julie Kelleher, shares how she created “Like a Mother AI” to help families turn curiosity into safe, meaningful habits. We dig into the TIME framework, Tutoring, Ideas, Management, Encouragement, to show exac... | 46m 54s | ||||||
| 12/2/25 |  Are Talking AI Toys Safe? (Elementary School) | Send us Fan Mail Curious talking toys are popping up everywhere, from plush buddies and dolls to tiny robots that listen and talk back. In this AI for Kids episode, we kick off our “AI in Real Life” series by breaking down AI toys for kids in plain language so families know what they are actually buying. We explain how talking AI toys use speech recognition, simple memory, and pre-programmed responses, where they can shine for learning and play, and where parents need clear guardrails for saf... | 5m 42s | ||||||
| 11/18/25 |  How Parents Can Guide Kids Through Talking Toys And Chatbots (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail A stuffed animal that answers back. A kind voice that “understands.” A tutor that lives in a fictional town. AI characters are everywhere, and they’re changing how kids learn, play, and bond with media. We sat down with Dr. Sonia Tiwari, children’s media researcher and former game character designer, to unpack how to welcome these tools into kids’ lives without losing what matters most. Sonia breaks down what truly makes an AI character: a personality, a backstory, and the n... | 36m 48s | ||||||
| 11/18/25 |  Z is for Zero-Shot Learning - ABCs of AI (Elementary School+) | Send us Fan Mail Hey, hey! You made it to the end of our special ABCs of AI series. In this final episode of the ABCs of AI, we land on the letter Z for Zero-Shot Learning, a fancy AI term that we break down so it makes sense for kids and their grown ups. We talk about how AI can make smart guesses about things it has never “seen” before, why that can be powerful, and why it can also be risky if the data behind it is biased or unfair. Kids will hear a clear reminder that they are the real thi... | 6m 11s | ||||||
| 11/4/25 |  Mattel Is Putting AI in Toys. I Built a Screen-Free AI Deck Instead. (Parents) | Send us Fan Mail Kids are talking to Alexa and seeing AI everywhere before they can even read, but most parents, aunties, and teachers are still trying to figure out what AI actually is. In this solo episode, I share why I shifted from talking about AI with adults to focusing on kids and families, and how that led to AiDigiCards and the ABCs of AI Activity Deck. Back the Kickstarter here! I talk about how I ended up as one of the voices of an AI avatar, what happened when ChatGPT hit in 2022,... | 17m 35s | ||||||
| 10/21/25 | How Kids, Teachers, and Creators Think Kids Should Use AI (Everyone) | Send us Fan Mail Amber Ivey (aka AI) shares standout moments from AI for Kids, conversations that made her stop and think about how kids, parents, and teachers are learning to live with AI. From creativity and coding to curiosity and critical thinking, these clips remind us that understanding AI starts with asking good questions and keeping an open mind. If you heard something today that made you think or smile, share this episode with a friend, teacher, or family member. Parents can si... | 24m 50s | ||||||
| 10/7/25 |  Can a Robot Really Be Your Study Buddy? (Kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail Imagine an AI tutor that changes color to teach colors, points to an arm to name body parts, and keeps lessons fun without losing focus. That’s Buddy AI, a 3D animated study buddy for kids that turns screen time into meaningful learning. In this episode of AI for Kids, host Amber Ivey talks with Ivan Crewkov, the founder of Buddy AI, to explore how a personal challenge of helping his daughter learn English grew into a global learning platform used by over 60 million children.... | 26m 29s | ||||||
| 10/7/25 |  Y is for You - ABCs of AI (Elementary School+) | Send us Fan Mail What happens when a robot colors the sun green? That playful mistake helps us unlock a bigger idea: AI needs you. Not as a spectator, but as the guide who brings context, empathy, and fairness. In this episode, Y stands for “You + AI.” We explore how people and AI work together in the real world, where speed and pattern spotting meet human judgment and care. We explain the idea of “human in the loop,” a simple way to make sure people stay in charge of goals, guardrails, and f... | 8m 43s | ||||||
| 9/23/25 |  What’s a Prompt? And Why Kids Should Learn to Use Them? (Older kids, parents, & teachers) | Send us Fan Mail What if teaching your kids about AI felt as simple as asking a smart friend for help at the grocery store? In this episode of AI for Kids, we dig into one big question every parent is asking: What’s a prompt—and why should kids learn to use one? Together, we explore: Can kids love science but hate math and still thrive in STEM?How can you explain prompts to kids so it “clicks” right away?What simple, fun prompts can kids try—from making coloring pages to writing stories?What ... | 31m 10s | ||||||
| 9/23/25 |  X is for X-Ray Vision - ABCs of AI (Elementary School+) | Send us Fan Mail Nope, we’re not talking about superhero powers — we’re exploring how AI and smart tools use X-rays, thermal cameras, and other sensors to “see” what’s inside things. From spotting broken bones in hospitals to scanning luggage at airports and even studying stars in space, AI helps us look deeper without magic — just sensors plus machine learning! In this episode of AI for Kids, we break down how AI “learns to see,” share simple safety rules about cameras and privacy, and play ... | 6m 36s | ||||||
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