HeyJaredStory Time for Kids!
Kid friendly stories to entertain and educate from a budding 10 year old podcaster! From daring adventures to unexpected twists. Get ready for a range of emotions that will keep you engaged the whole time
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Nobody Talks About This (opens the original)
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”There’s a topic almost nobody talks about out loud, even though literally everyone goes through it — and yeah, we’re doing it anyway.”
"Yeah, Totally" — On Peer Pressure and Fitting In (opens the original)
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”When people think ’peer pressure,’ they picture a dramatic movie dare. In real life? It’s just nodding ’yeah, totally’ about a song you actually hate — because saying otherwise feels way scarier than it should.”
Phones, Social Media and The Comparison Trap (opens the original)
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Doom-scrolling at midnight, comparing yourself to someone’s ”perfect morning routine” — sound familiar? Host Amulya breaks down why online life is basically a movie trailer (all highlights, zero of the messy stuff), plus real tips for surviving group chat chaos and the notification traps that wreck your focus.
Academics: Study Habits & Honor Societies (opens the original)
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Turns out being ”smart” isn’t a secret gene — it’s just doing the boring stuff consistently (groundbreaking, I know). Host Amulya shares what actually helped her study smarter, ask for help without the awkwardness, and fit it all in around a packed activity schedule.
Finding your thing (opens the original)
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Trying out for something you’re not sure about is scary — but middle school is basically a test drive for figuring out what you actually love. In this episode, host Amulya shares how saying yes to something she almost skipped (speech & debate) opened the door to some of her favorite parts of middle school, alongside theater and choir. A real, honest take on why you don’t find your thing by waiting until you’re ready — you find it by trying.
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