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The Children's Hour hosted kids from Jimmy Carter Middle School who told us how cultures around the world welcome spring. From exploding snowmen, drowning dolls, rolling down a hill with cheese, and flinging colored powder at friends, people worldwide have unique ways of saying goodbye to winter. The Children's Hour hosted kids from Jimmy Carter Middle School who told us how cultures around the world welcome spring. From exploding snowmen, drowning dolls, rolling down a hill with cheese, and flinging colored powder at friends, people worldwide have unique ways of saying goodbye to winter. Plus, we learned about Dia De Los Niños , what's on at The Guild Cinema, events for kids this weekend, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and of course, great music. Start your Saturday with a smile and The
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Listen to episode one hereThe Children's Hour hosted kids from Jimmy Carter Middle School who told us how cultures around the world welcome spring. From exploding snowmen, drowning dolls, rolling down a hill with cheese, and flinging colored powder at friends, people worldwide have unique ways of saying goodbye to winter. Plus, we learned about Dia De Los Niños , what's on at The Guild Cinema, events for kids this weekend, the KUNM Kids Birthday Club, and of course, great music. Start your Saturday with a smile and The
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