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π¬ Get ready for a Pixar trivia showdown! In this family showdown, kids and parents go head-to-head answering questions about Pixar classics. With kidsβ questions and parentsβ questions tailored for each team, the competition is fierce. Buckle up, and hit PLAY! πβ
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereπ¬ Get ready for a Pixar trivia showdown! In this family showdown, kids and parents go head-to-head answering questions about Pixar classics. With kidsβ questions and parentsβ questions tailored for each team, the competition is fierce. Buckle up, and hit PLAY! πβ
Got a trivia topic your family loves? We want it! Share your topic, and you might hear it on a future episode. Give us a topic suggestion π https://playkidsvsparents.com/suggest
Kids vs Parents is not just a kids podcast, it's a family podcast designed for road trips, school runs, short car rides, and screen-free family fun. Each episode turns everyday travel into a kids vs grown-ups trivia battle, with kids trivia questions for the kids and tougher trivia for parents.
Have feedback for us, or just want to tell us who won in your car? βοΈ Email us at kidsvsparentspodcast@gmail.com
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Hosts: Steve Koch & Lovella Koch
Kids vs Parents is produced by Vandalpop Media
Producer: Steve Koch
Editors: Ever Cunningham, Steve Koch
Cover Design: Patrick Hardy
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