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After a tough day leaves Nathan feeling embarrassed and unsure of himself, Peanut Butter Jim guides him to the magical Breakfast Kingdom — a land of syrupy surprises, donut forests, and the wonderfully unpredictable Queen Lactose the Intolerant. But something strange is happening in the kingdom: the Queen’s royal cape has begun misbehaving, causing chaos everywhere it flaps!
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Listen to episode one hereAfter a tough day leaves Nathan feeling embarrassed and unsure of himself, Peanut Butter Jim guides him to the magical Breakfast Kingdom — a land of syrupy surprises, donut forests, and the wonderfully unpredictable Queen Lactose the Intolerant. But something strange is happening in the kingdom: the Queen’s royal cape has begun misbehaving, causing chaos everywhere it flaps!
In this stories for kids podcast episode, Nathan and PB Jim follow the cape’s wild trail through maple meadows, waffle fields, and sticky treats, trying to figure out why it’s creating such silly trouble.
As they investigate, Nathan discovers that sometimes things that seem frustrating at first just need a little patience and understanding. Along the way, he learns how kindness can turn a hard day into something hopeful.
A warm and silly adventure reminding kids that kindness truly has power.
🎵 This episode features the original Nighttime Nathan song “Being Kind” 🎵
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