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Good morning and welcome to the latest episode of Kid News Convos, where we have a conversation on a single topic that's of interest to kids.

And today we're actually going to have several conversations with some really amazing kids who are

entrepreneurs, which means they've started their own business. Even for an adult, starting a business

can be pretty scary. There are a lot of risks involved. And what if it doesn't work? But no matter

your age, if you feel strongly about your idea and have the energy to turn it into reality,

you can find great success. Today we'll hear from three kids who live in three different countries about how

they came up with their idea, the biggest rewards and challenges of starting your own business,

and advice for other kids who are thinking, maybe I could be an entrepreneur too. Our first guest is Ditya, who lives in Mumbai, India and started a podcast called Story Central.

Thanks for joining us, Ditia, and tell us a little bit about this podcast.

So Story Central is a podcast that's directed towards children, where I tell stories and also I interview

guests who inspire children

to be their best selves and empower them to develop skills that will really help them as they grow

up as well. How did you get the idea for this? So I have a little sister and I've always told her a lot

of stories. So I'm kind of like an automatic story machine. And at the beginning of this year, I realized I actually

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