Tonight on Let The Children Speak, we open a conversation about reading and how books influence the way children think, feel, imagine, and understand the world. Reading is not just about school or grades. It is about finding yourself in stories, discovering new perspectives, and realizing your voice matters. This is a safe space for kids ages 12–17 to share how reading shows up in their lives, whether they love books, struggle with them, or are still figuring out their relationship with words.

Tonight on Let The Children Speak Adults talk about kids every day. Tonight, kids speak for themselves. How hard is it to grow up with screens, expectations, and constant comparison? Video games are part of everyday life for kids growing up in 2020. They are places of creativity, challenge, competition, teamwork, and escape. For many young people, gaming is more than entertainment — it shapes how they think, learn, connect, and grow. In this episode of Let The Children Speak, Children share their real experiences with video games. We explore how gaming helps develop problem-solving skills, emotional regulation, social connection, confidence, and resilience. We also talk about balance, time management, and how gaming affects focus, relationships, and self-expression. This conversation centers youth voices without judgment or dismissal. Because when children are heard, understanding grows. Tonight 8 PM EST Children Ages 12-17 Join us

On Let The Children Speak, we talk about how words hurt — not only the ones spoken to us, yet the ones we repeat inside our own minds. This episode explores how children learn to speak to themselves through correction, criticism, teasing, and silence. Over time, those words become habits. We begin using the same language on ourselves that once made us feel small. We look at how self-talk shapes confidence, identity, and emotional safety. We also talk about how changing our words can change how we grow. Because words stay. And the ones we say to ourselves may be the loudest.