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• Part 2: The Story of Passover with Rabbi Selilah

  💌 We are actively seeking grant opportunities and connections to sustain our show and expand our vision—if you know of any leads or would like to collaborate, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 💌 ************************* Episode Summary In this special Passover episode, Kristen and Asher revisit Rabbi Selilah to explore the rich traditions of Passover. They explore the significance of the seder, the symbolism of the seder plate, and the unique customs that make this holiday meaningful and fun for families. Listeners will learn about the storytelling aspects of the seder, the importance of matzah, and the joyous search for the afikomen. The episode highlights how different families celebrate Passover, emphasizing the values of gratitude, freedom, and community.​ 🕊️ What You'll Learn The significance of matzah and why it's eaten during Passover The components and symbolism of the seder plate Family traditions like decorating the dining room as a tent and reenacting the journey from Egypt The fun and meaning behind the afikomen hunt How Passover customs can vary among different Jewish communities​ 🏫 About Shalem Preschool Shalem Preschool, also known as the Shalem Early Childhood Learning Center, is located in Manhattan Beach, California. The preschool is housed within Congregation Tikvat Jacob Beth Torah (CTJ) and offers a nurturing environment for early childhood education.​ Contact Information: Address: 1829 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Phone: (914) 224-5882 Website: shalempreschool.org​ 🌍 About Culture Kids Productions Culture Kids Productions is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a multicultural mindset among children through engaging and educational content.​ Contact Information: Website: culturekidsproductions.org Email: [email protected] Instagram: @culturekidsproductions ​Education Consultant: Elisha Li Post Production: Robin Lai Produced and Edited By: Kristen Kim Hosts: Kristen and Asher Kim Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Wad Sound FX and Music: Envato Elements & Archive.org

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• Kimchi Time Travel! 🥬 A Crunchy Adventure Through Korean History

  💌 We are actively seeking grant opportunities and connections to sustain our show and expand our vision—if you know of any leads or would like to collaborate, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 💌 ************************* Annyeonghaseyo, Culture Kids! 🌏✈️ Grab your imaginary chopsticks and hop into the Culture Kids Time Machine—because today, we’re heading to ancient Korea to learn all about the beloved dish: kimchi! 🥬🫙 Join us as we: Discover how kimchi began thousands of years ago in Korea 🇰🇷 Explore what fermentation really means (hint: it's not magic, but it’s close!) Learn about onggi jars 🏺 buried in the ground like flavorful treasure chests Travel through time to find out when kimchi turned red and spicy 🌶️ Try different types of kimchi (and just a little watering down 😅) 🌶️ Plus, we talk about: Why some foods smell “different” How trying new dishes with a growth mindset can open your heart and brain 🍽️💡 What makes food special to each family around the world 🌎💕 🎉 Perfect for ages 4–8 and their grown-ups, this episode is a flavorful journey packed with history, science, family traditions—and, of course, crunchy bites! 📸 Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @culturekidsproductions for behind-the-scenes fun, and leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts to be featured on a future episode! 👉 Visit us at: www.culturekidsproductions.org 📧 Email us: [email protected] Education Consultant: Elisha Li Post Production: Robin Lai Produced and Edited By: Kristen Kim Hosts: Kristen and Asher Kim Nonprofit Consultant: Ami Wad Sound FX and Music: Envato Elements & Archive.org

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• Return to Hsi Lai Temple 🛕✨ – Meditation, Monks & Mindfulness!

  💌 We are actively seeking grant opportunities and connections to sustain our show and expand our vision—if you know of any leads or would like to collaborate, please reach out to us at [email protected] or [email protected]. 💌 ************* ⚠️ Meditation Safety Note: This episode includes a short guided meditation. Please do not listen to the meditation portion while driving, biking, or operating any kind of vehicle or machinery. It’s best enjoyed when you're seated safely or lying down in a calm, quiet space. 🧘🏽‍♀️🌿 ************* Grab your imaginary passport and hop on the Culture Train 🚂 because we’re heading back to the breathtaking Hsi Lai Temple in California! 🏞️ This episode is all about discovering the peaceful world of Buddhism — where ancient wisdom, colorful flags, and quiet meditation help guide us toward compassion, mindfulness, and inner calm. 🧘🏽‍♀️💛 👩‍👦 Join your hosts Kristen and Asher as they meet the kind and wise Venerable Hui Cheng again for a magical adventure filled with: ✨ Peaceful gardens, golden statues & chanting monks 🙏 Secret greetings like the lotus mudra and "Omituofo" 🎨 Learning about the beautiful meanings behind the Buddhist flag 🧘🏽‍♂️ Trying a real meditation session to calm the “monkey mind” 🥢 Discovering yummy vegetarian food served with love 💡 PLUS! You’ll hear about what makes each color on the Buddhist flag so special—and how even one tiny breath can help us feel more peaceful inside. 🌼 Stay till the end to hear Venerable Hui Cheng’s inspiring message: “Do good deeds, speak good words, and think good thoughts.” ❤️ 💬 Try This at Home! What brings you peace and joy? Draw it, share it, or breathe with it. Maybe it’s a cozy blanket, a pet snuggle, or blowing out birthday candles super slooowly 🎂💨 ⭐️ Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a 5-star review on Apple or Spotify—it helps our Culture Train reach more families like yours! 🌐 Want to support our journey? Visit www.culturekidsproductions.org to make a donation—big or small, your love helps us grow. 🌱 We are looking *********************************** 🌸 About Hsi Lai Temple 🌸 Hsi Lai Temple (pronounced shee lie) means “Coming West” in Chinese and was built to share the teachings of Humanistic Buddhism. It’s one of the largest Buddhist temples in the Western Hemisphere, nestled in the hills of Hacienda Heights, California. 🇺🇸🧘🏾‍♂️ Built in traditional Chinese architectural style, the temple features majestic red gates, peaceful lotus ponds, serene gardens, and stunning statues of the Buddha. 🪷🛕 It serves as a cultural and spiritual center for the community and offers educational programs, meditation classes, vegetarian meals, and more! Founded by Fo Guang Shan, a global Buddhist organization from Taiwan, Hsi Lai Temple is part of a network of over 300 branch temples around the world. 🌍 Whether you're visiting to explore, learn, or simply enjoy a moment of quiet, the temple welcomes people of all backgrounds and beliefs. ❤️ 🌐 Connect with Hsi Lai Temple Online Explore more about Hsi Lai Temple, their events, and teachings through their official channels: Website: www.hsilai.org Instagram: @hsilaitemple LinkedIn: Hsi Lai Temple Follow them to stay updated on upcoming events, cultural activities, and more! 🎙️ Discover 'Bodhi Light Tales' – A Podcast for Kids! Looking for more Buddhist stories and wisdom tailored for young listeners? Check out Bodhi Light Tales, a charming podcast featuring short stories of Buddhism by Venerable Master Hsing Yun, narrated by Venerable Miao Guang. Each episode offers engaging tales that impart valuable lessons on mindfulness, compassion, and wisdom—perfect for Culture Kids like you! 🌟 Listen to Bodhi Light Tales on Spotify or your favorite podcast platform. 🎧

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• The Story of Passover with Rabbi Selilah [Part 1] 🕊️

  🌍 ✨ Grab your imaginary passports, Culture Kids—because we’re heading to Shalem Preschool to learn about… Passover! ✨🌍 In this heartfelt episode, Asher and Kristen visit Rabbi Selilah at Shalem Preschool to learn about one of the most celebrated Jewish holidays🕊️🍞 👂🏽 Tune in to hear: The incredible story of Moses, Pharaoh, and the parting of the sea 🌊 Why matzah is more than just a cracker 🍪 (hint: it tells a story!) What a seder is and how kids get to play a starring role 🎭 The meaning behind songs, skits, salty water dips—and guacamole?! 🥑🎶 A beautiful reminder that traditions can be both meaningful and fun 💛 🎉 Special shoutouts to Audrey from Queens, NY and Ravid from for inspiring this episode, and to listener LnM135 for the amazing 5-star Apple review! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 💡 This episode is all about: Belonging, bravery and remembering important stories passed down from generation to generation. Whether you celebrate Passover or not, we hope this episode helps you reflect on your family’s stories—and how we can all take care of each other. ❤️ 📣 CALL TO ACTION: Know someone who’d love this episode? Send it their way! 📨 Since we don’t have a marketing budget, your shares and support help Culture Kids grow and reach families around the world. 🌎💫 🌟 Support Culture Kids! We’re a small but mighty nonprofit creating inclusive, joyful, and meaningful audio adventures for kids. Want to support our mission or help fund more episodes like this one? 👉 Visit us at: www.culturekidsproductions.org 📧 Email us: [email protected] 💖 Support our work: Share the show, leave a review, or help us find grant/foundation support!

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• Soufflé Adventures: A Fluffy French Treat!

  🎧 Join Asher and Kristen as they travel through time and taste buds in this sweet and PUFFY pastry adventure! Grab your imaginary passports, pack your taste buds, and hop aboard the Culture Train 🚂 because today… we’re diving fork-first into the fluffy, magical world of soufflés! 🍫🍋🧀 In this episode: ✨ We explore the coastline of South Bay, California to search for the perfect soufflé 📚 Travel back in time to 18th-century France to meet legendary pastry chefs 👨‍🍳👒 🥚 Learn why folding egg whites is a science and an art 🎩 Discover how soufflés rose (literally!) to fame in fancy Parisian cafés 🍽️ Find out how soufflés spread worldwide, from New York to Palestine to Mexico! 🤯 Hear about the biggest soufflé ever made (spoiler: it’s HUGE) 🍫 And taste-test a warm chocolate soufflé fresh out of the oven—yum! 😋 A big shoutout to our Culture Kids listener Anya from NYC for suggesting this episode, and to Lucas for his kind 5-star review and Nicaragua request—we’re on it! 🌍💌 📲 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and reach out to us for birthday shoutouts and episode ideas—we LOVE hearing from you! 💛 Love Culture Kids? 🌟 Please leave us a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and drop a comment on Spotify—we’d LOVE to hear from you and feature your shoutouts on a future episode! 💬💛 Visit our website: www.culturekidsproductions.org Follow us on Instagram: @culturekidsproductions for behind-the-scenes fun, updates, and adorable photos from our episodes! 🎧 Don’t forget to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts so you never miss an episode. 🌙🌸🕊️ Coming up soon: special episodes on Passover, Kimchi and so much more!

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