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Fortaleciendo a las familias latinas con el invitado Xavier Vásquez
Jun 10, 2026
13m 13s
Educate, Inspire, Achieve with guest Andre Dukes
Jun 10, 2026
11m 57s
Celebrating Indigenous Parenting and Community- with guests Shashana Skippingday and Joe Tahdooahnippah
Jun 10, 2026
22m 48s
El poder de la educación temprana bilingüe con el invitado Xavier Vásquez
May 11, 2026
11m 40s
Reviving Culture with Language and Storytelling with guest Nicholas DeShaw
May 11, 2026
22m 34s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/10/26 | ![]() Fortaleciendo a las familias latinas con el invitado Xavier Vásquez✨ | Latino familiescommunity education+4 | Xavier Vásquez | Centro Tyrone Guzmán | MinnesotaCiudades Gemelas | Latino familiescommunity education+5 | — | 13m 13s | |
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Educate, Inspire, Achieve with guest Andre Dukes✨ | educationcommunity impact+4 | Andre Dukes | Northside Achievement ZoneNorth Regional Library+1 | North MinneapolisTwin Cities | literacycommunity programs+5 | — | 11m 57s | |
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Celebrating Indigenous Parenting and Community- with guests Shashana Skippingday and Joe Tahdooahnippah✨ | Indigenous parentingFamily Spirit Home Visiting Program+4 | Shashana SkippingdayJoe Tahdooahnippah | Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous HealthDivision of Indian Work+1 | — | Indigenous parentingFamily Spirit+5 | — | 22m 48s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() El poder de la educación temprana bilingüe con el invitado Xavier Vásquez✨ | bilingual educationearly childhood development+3 | Xavier Vásquez | Centro Tyrone Guzmán | Ciudades Gemelas | bilingual educationearly childhood+3 | — | 11m 40s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Reviving Culture with Language and Storytelling with guest Nicholas DeShaw✨ | language revitalizationstorytelling+4 | Nicholas DeShaw | Native Roots RadioLoaf the Cat Goes to a Powwow | Bois ForteMidwest | Ojibwestorytelling+4 | — | 22m 34s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Early Learning with History, Music and Accessibility with guest Crystal Stein✨ | early learningmusic+4 | Crystal Stein | Beret PublishingWFNU Frogtown Community Radio+1 | Minnesota | early learningchildren's books+5 | — | 30m 35s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Early Childhood Literacy with guest Sarah Warren✨ | early childhood literacychildren's books+3 | Sarah Warren | KMOJ RadioPicture Book Parade+4 | MinnesotaMidtown Farmers Market+1 | early childhood literacychildren's books+5 | — | 12m 13s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() How Home Visiting Supports Families Experiencing Homelessness, with guest Jocelyn Pickreign✨ | home visitingfamilies experiencing homelessness+5 | Jocelyn Pickreign | Simpson Housing ServicesKRSM Radio+1 | Minneapolis | home visitinghomelessness+5 | — | 24m 41s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Supporting Motherhood and Brain Development, with guest Kindra McGee✨ | motherhoodbrain development+4 | Kindra McGee | Diva MomsMinnesota Community Care+2 | — | motherhoodbrain development+5 | — | 29m 03s | |
| 4/9/26 | ![]() Apoyando la salud mental familiar desde temprano con el invitado Xavier Vázquez✨ | salud mentalfamilia+3 | Xavier Vasquez | Centro Tyrone Guzman | Ciudades Gemelas | salud mental familiardesarrollo infantil+3 | — | 10m 40s | |
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| 4/9/26 | ![]() The Impact of Cultural Relevance in Books with guest Taylor Sorrells✨ | culturally relevant literaturestudent engagement+4 | Taylor Sorrells | Read With Me MinnesotaWFNU Frogtown Community Radio | MinnesotaChicago+1 | cultural relevancechildren's literature+5 | — | 29m 31s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Planting Seeds of Justice and Literacy with guest Dr. Artika Tyner✨ | justiceliteracy+3 | Dr. Artika Tyner | Planting People Growing JusticeKMOJ Radio+2 | Saint PaulRondo+1 | literacyjustice+5 | — | 9m 19s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Overcoming Bullying and Boosting Growth with guest Justice Bell Bey✨ | bullyingchildren's books+3 | Justice Bell Bey | KMOJ Radiojusticebellbeybooks.org+1 | MinneapolisTwin Cities | bullyingchildren's book+5 | — | 6m 10s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() The Role of Representation in Child Development, with guest Keenan Jones | In this episode, hosted by Mike “Big Mic” Brooks of KRSM Radio, is joined by educator, storyteller, and champion for culturally grounded literacy, Keenan Jones. Keenan discusses his path from basketball to writing, his Loft Literary Center Mirrors & Windows Fellowship, and the need for more children’s books that offer “mirrors” through Black cultural spaces. He shares formative books like Walter Dean Myers’ “Hoops,” reflects on how affirming representation impacts students, and explains why his debut picture book “Saturday Morning at the Shop” centers Black boy joy and the barbershop as a community hub, inspired after George Floyd and COVID-19. He also describes his mentorship nonprofit Literacy for Freedom and encourages families to useeveryday moments for literacy.This episode was recorded live on the radio program For The Culture, which airs onKRSM Radio at 98.9 FM in Minneapolis. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 4/8/26 | ![]() The Montessori Approach for Native Families- with guests Kateri DeShaw and Rachel Smith | In this episode, Native Roots Radio host Robert Pilot speaks with Rachel Smith and Kateri DeShaw from the MontessoriAmerican Indian Childcare Center, (MAICC) and the Economic Mobility Hub. They discuss MAICC as an Indigenous Montessori program blending the Montessori method with American Indian child-rearing practices, including language learning andcommunity connection for Native families. Rachel highlights routines, boundaries, communication, and building children’s security through parenting programs like Positive Indian Parenting and Circle of Security, noting the benefits of mixed-age classrooms. Kateri explains how the Economic Mobility Hubprovides wraparound family coaching, culturally relevant goal-setting through the Seven Generations Plan, and a guaranteed basic income cohort offering $500 monthly to support stability and long-term planning. They share how these programs reduce isolation, connect families to resources, and strengthencommunity.This episode was recorded live in March of 2026, on the radio program Native Roots Radio: I’m Awake, which airs on multiple stations throughout the Midwest. For more information, visitlittlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | ![]() Reading as a Revolution with guest Dr. Artika Tyner | Hosted by Walter “Q Bear” Banks Jr. of KMOJ Radio, this conversation features Dr. Artika Tyner, CEO of Planting People Growing Justice Press and Bookstore. Tyner explains that learning to read is foundational to imagination, problem-solving, and communication, and says her organization equips families and communities with tools to build literacy,especially where that “building block” is missing. She emphasizes publishing nearly 50 books that connect readers—particularly Black children—to history and culture, and describes global work including a partnership in Ghana supportingeducation and public health initiatives. Tyner encourages caregivers to make reading interactive and weave Black History learning into everyday life, and invites listeners to ppgjli.org and a free Leaders or Readers program on first Saturdays at Jimmy Lee Rec Center in Saint Paul.This episode was recorded live on the radio program The Afternoon Drive, which airs on KMOJ at 89.9 FM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | ![]() Por qué leer es importante desde el primer día, con el invitado Francisco Ramírez | En este episodio de Little Moments Count, la presentadora Maya Santamaría de KMNV La Raza Radio da la bienvenida al Dr. Francisco Ramírez de M Health Fairview para explorarcómo los hábitos diarios sencillos, como leer juntos, pueden moldear el futuro de un niño. Dado que casi el 80% del desarrollo cerebral ocurre durante los primeros 1000 días, la lectura compartida se convierte en algo más que unarutina; es una forma poderosa de cultivar vínculos emocionales, fortalecer las habilidades lingüísticas y apoyar el crecimiento cognitivo. El Dr. Ramírez también destaca la importancia de la exposición bilingüe, animando a las familias a adoptar tanto el español como el inglés como herramientas valiosaspara desarrollar la confianza, la empatía y la conexión. Esta conversación recuerda a los cuidadores de niños que incluso unos pocos minutos de concentración al día pueden ayudar a desarrollar cerebros fuertes, relaciones afectivas y comunidades prósperas.Este episodio se transmitió en La Raza Radio en 95.7 FM y 1400 AM en las Ciudades Gemelas. Para más información, visitelittlemomentscount.org/podcastsWhy Reading Matters From Day One, with guest Francisco RamirezOn this episode of Little Moments Count, host Maya Santamaria of KMNV La Raza Radio welcomes Dr. Francisco Ramirez of M Health Fairview to explore how simple daily habits—like reading together—can shape a child’s future. With nearly 80%of brain development happening within the first 1,000 days, shared reading becomes more than a routine; it is a powerful way to nurture emotional bonds, strengthen language skills, and support cognitive growth. Dr. Ramirez also highlights the importance of bilingual exposure, encouraging families toembrace both Spanish and English as valuable tools for building confidence, empathy, and connection. This conversation reminds caregivers that even a few focused minutes each day can help create strong brains, loving relationships, and thriving communities. This episode was aired on La Raza Radio at 95.7 FM and 1400 AM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | ![]() Navigating Childhood Challenges with guest Brandon Jones | Hosted by Walter “Q Bear” Banks Jr. of KMOJ Radio, this conversation features Brandon Jones, an executive leader, trainer, and consultant with degrees in sociology and community psychology. He discusses how parents and caregivers can help youth cope with fear and uncertainty related to community issues by maintaining calm, healthy routines, clear communication, and knowing children’s whereabouts and environments. He emphasizes honest, age-appropriate reassurance, setting clear safety boundaries, and making specific plans so children know where to go and who tocontact.This episode was recorded live on the radio program The Afternoon Drive, which airs on KMOJ at 89.9 FM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 3/9/26 | ![]() Supporting Young Children When Communities Feel Afraid, with guest Marie Lister | In this episode, hosted by Mike “Big Mic” Brooks of KRSM Radio, early childhood educator Marie Lister joins the conversation to explore how adults can support young children during times of fear and uncertainty in their communities. Lister, a University of Minnesota preschool teacher and Director of Teaching and Research at the Childhood Development Center, shares guidance on how to talk honestly and developmentally appropriately with children about difficult topics such as immigration enforcement and deportation.She discusses the importance of maintaining routines, sharing clear and concrete information, identifying safe adults, and helping children name their feelings with language like, “I wonder if you’re feeling….” Lister also highlights the role of “rupture and repair” when caregivers respond imperfectly, reminding adults that relationships and trust can always be rebuilt.The conversation also touches on inclusive classrooms, anti-bias teaching practices, and Lister’s Young Hearts, Open Minds coaching work with educators. Resources shared in the episode include the Minnesota Family Deportation Preparedness Plan and a YouTube talk titled Supporting Children During Immigrant Enforcement Operations. This episode was recorded live on the radio program For The Culture, which airs on KRSM Radio at 98.9 FM in Minneapolis. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Child Development on Tribal Lands and Urban Centers - with guest Barb Fabre | In this episode, Native Roots Radio host Robert Pilot speakswith Barb Fabre, CEO of Indigenous Visioning and All Nations Rise and a White Earth Ojibwe Nation member, about the critical importance of early childhood. Fabre explains how high-quality tribal early childhood services help close readiness and word gaps, support social-emotional skills, and can addresslong-term educational inequities. She discusses a new national agenda document, “Native Nations Honoring Culture and Shaping Futures for Children and Families,” designed as a toolkit with talking points and recommendations to prioritizetribal leadership and guide state and federal support. The conversation also highlights severe shortages of tribally run early childhood programs in urban areas like Minneapolis and how updated federal funding formulas and policy changes are needed to better serve Native families, strengthen culture andlanguage, and support intergenerational healing.This episode was recorded live on the radio program NativeRoots Radio: I’m Awake, which airs on multiple stations throughout the Midwest. For more information, visitlittlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Ayudando a los niños pequeños a afrontar momentos estresantes, con el invitado Francisco Ramírez | En este episodio, la presentadora Maya Santamaría de KMNV La Raza Radio da la bienvenida al Dr. Francisco Ramírez de M Health Fairview para hablar sobre cómo las familias pueden apoyar a los niños pequeños en momentos de estrés e incertidumbre en la comunidad. Mientras las familias de Minnesota lidian con el miedo y la ansiedad relacionados con la aplicación de la ley migratoria y otros desafíos sociales, el Dr. Ramírez comparte consejos prácticos y compasivos basados tanto en la medicina como en la confianza comunitaria.Este episodio transmitió en La Raza Radio en 95.7 FM y 1400 AM en las Ciudades Gemelas. Para más información, visitelittlemomentscount.org/podcastsHelping Young Children Cope in Stressful Times, with guest Francisco RamirezOn this episode, host Maya Santamaria of KMNV La Raza Radiowelcomes Dr. Francisco Ramirez of M Health Fairview to discuss how families can support young children during times of community stress and uncertainty. As Minnesota families navigate fear and anxiety related to immigration enforcementand broader social challenges, Dr. Ramirez shares practical, compassionate guidance rooted in both medicine and community trust.This episode was aired on La Raza Radio at 95.7 FM and 1400 AM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() Valuing the Village Over Institutions with guest Deby Ziesmer | In this episode, we delve into the importance of earlychildhood brain development, the vital role of family and community caregivers, and innovative efforts to promote equitable, culturally responsive support systems. Hosted by Mike “Big Mic” Brooks of KRSM Radio, this conversation features Deby Ziesmer, a passionate advocate with decades of experience in early childhood education. This conversation offers practical advice and inspiring stories from Minnesota’s early childhood landscape. On this episode you’llhear: The critical importance of the first 1000 days for brain developmentSimple daily activities parents can do to support learningThe role of informal caregivers — family, friends, and neighbors — in early childhoodChallenges and solutions in building equitable and culturally responsible systemsImpact of policy advocacy and community-led initiatives like the Dreamcatchers documentaryHow to foster community networks among caregiversThe importance of love, heart, and authenticity in quality caregivingFuture hopes for early childhood education and community engagementThis episode was recorded live on the radio program For TheCulture, which airs on KRSM Radio at 98.9 FM in Minneapolis. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() The Power of Storytelling and Representation in Children's Literature with guest Kao Kalia Yang | In this episode, we discuss he importance of representationand storytelling for underrepresented communities.Hosted by Katey DeCelle. of WFNU Frogtown Community Radio,this conversation features children’s book author, Kao Kalia Yang. She explores her journey from a selectively mute, Hmong refugee child to a celebrated storyteller. In this episode you’ll hear: Kalia Yang's childhood experiences and the origins of her writing journeyThe significance of seeing oneself reflected in children's booksHow early exposure to bilingual reading influences identity and resilienceThe impact of her books on Hmong and other marginalized communitiesThe role of storytellers in fostering belonging and memoryInsights into her upcoming publications, A Home on the Page and The Blue House I LovedThe importance of cultural representation for both children and adultsKalia’s efforts to support other communities in telling their own storiesHeartfelt anecdotes about community interactions and the power of books to build bridgesThis episode was recorded live on the radio program So SaintPaul, which airs on WFNU at 94.1 FM in Saint Paul. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() The Early Roots of Mental Health with guest Albertina Mella | In this episode, we explore the critical importance of early childhood mental health awareness. Hosted by Walter “Q Bear” Banks Jr. of KMOJ Radio, this conversation features Albertina Mella, founder of the Open Up Foundation. She discusses how understanding emotions, recognizing signs of distress, and creating safe spaces can shape healthier futures for young people.This episode was recorded live on the radio program TheAfternoon Drive, which airs on KMOJ at 89.9 FM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() Five Basic Needs of Children To Thrive with guest Felix Larbi Appiah | In this episode, we discuss how simple interactions—talking,playing, reading, and singing—within a loving, safe environment lay the foundation for future learning, with education beginning at home.Hosted by Walter “Q Bear” Banks Jr. of KMOJ Radio, thisconversation features Felix Larbi Appiah, an expert in adult education, youth development, and child protection. He discusses how basic needs like clothing, shelter, food, and safety are essential, but neglecting emotional and educational support can hinder development, so caregivers should watch for distress signals such as withdrawal, behavior changes, aggression, sleep disturbances, or appetite shifts to intervene early. Community efforts like Little Moments Count and partnerships such as Planting People, Growing Justice in Ghana bolster caregiver roles and support networks, underscoring that play, love, early distress recognition, and collaborative support drive healthy early childhood development.This episode was recorded live on the radio program TheAfternoon Drive, which airs on KMOJ at 89.9 FM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts | — | ||||||
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