In which I imagine a world where Mary has other animal friends besides a lamb, and I reminisce about some friends I got to work with at the opera house.
In which we wax poetic about summer in Chicago, we lament the fun things we lost during the Covid pandemic and the feelings of unease we experience in its aftermath, and we celebrate the best homemade lemonade I’ve ever had!
In which I share four more of my original songs in a concert format, because my mom said last week’s mini-concert was fun!!
In which I share four of my original songs in a concert format.
In which we talk about the beautiful poetry of my four-year-old friend Fern as well as how to deal with feelings of Stranger Danger
In which we talk about anti-racism, celebrating our differences, and skin-tone-matching crayons.
In which I share memories of my friends in the Ukrainian Village, and we talk about our imagination when we wear grownups’ shoes, bass walkups, the meaning of perspective, basic first aid, and the healing power of music.
In which we talk about groups of animals, my love of words, the circus arts, and the serious business of play.
The Lullaby Edition. In which we talk about the wonder that is freckles, the power of our words, and the magic of songs that come to me fully formed.
In which we talk about the strong connections that music creates, Covid birthday parties, losing one’s baby teeth and other rites of passage, the Tooth Fairy, the Little Mouse, and my love of Cajun music. Laissez les bontemps roulez!!
In which I talk about dinosaurs, bullies, my brave friend Hanna, how unimportant gender roles are, the public domain, and syllables.
In which you learn what I like to eat, how I spend my day, and just how long it takes me to write a song!
In which I talk about my favorite helpers and song-writing collaboration with a very cool kid, I divulge a secret, and I tell you how I make myself feel better when I miss someone I love.
In which we meet Mango, a giraffe who thinks it’s cool to be different, and we learn what’s so important about making mistakes.
In which we talk about the song with which I start my performances, the song with which I end my performances, friendship, jumping rope, sign language, and newborns.
In this episode, I introduce you to two of my amazing cousins, Addison and Annabelle, and sing the songs I wrote about each of them. You’ll also learn the Italian word for toothbrush!!
Meet Miss Dawn-Marie, a children’s musician from Chicago, and learn the story of how her first original song, “Betta Fish”, came to be, and how it’s evolved.