Show Notes
The Middle School Mind podcast is taking a little break as we get into the holiday season and look out for new episodes from us in the new year.
In the meantime, we wanted to share some other great kids and family podcasts to our listeners. On this week’s Feed Drop, we wanted to share a very inspiring episode from A Step Ahead Tutoring Services' podcast, Hot Topics!. On this episode of Hot Topics!, we meet Sydney Fowler, a teen entrepreneur of a Single Soul online clothing boutique for teens.
Sydney talks about her life-changing injury she suffered at the age of 13 and how she started Single Soul with her love of fashion and the support of her family. We love listening to this young entrepreneur story and we hope you enjoy it as much as we have.
You can find A Step Ahead Tutoring Services Hot Topics! podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.
More from The Middle School Mind
In this bonus episode of The Middle School Mind podcast, Father and Son take a listen back to our very first episode, Hello World when he was early in his 6th grade year as a fresh-faced middles schooler.
In this final episode of the Middle School Mind podcast, Father and Son are back on 8th Grade Graduation Day Eve to reflect on Son's middle school journey. He shares his experiences from 8th grade, including funny memories and challenges with teachers and classmates. He talks about his school's 8th grade dance and Six Flags trip, offering advice for kids entering middle school.
As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. After months of deliberation and soul-searching Father and Son publish their last and final episode of The Middle School Mind podcast.
The Middle School Mind podcast is taking a little break as we get into the holiday season and look out for new episodes from us in the new year.
On this episode of The Middle School Mind podcast, we talk about tween gift ideas this holiday season with our own spin with wrong answers only. This is our attempt at sarcasm to talk about gifts parents and loved ones should NOT buy the tweens on their gift list this holiday season.