Introducing: Big Emotions - Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings

Noodle Loaf - Music Education Podcast for Kids

Dan Saks

Kids & Family, Education For Kids

4.0 • 752 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Noodle Loaf is excited to share a recent episode of the Kids Listen podcast Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings featuring Noodle Loaf and our friends at Dr. Friendtastic and Power Dog Adventures. The episode is hosted by Abbe Opher & Kelly MacBride of Koala Kids. Each episode in the series gives you a taste of some other great kids shows to check out, and explore what it means to be human! "You can't beat that with a bat" - Black Sheep (a group that makes me feel joyful). Give it a listen and if you want to hear more, click this right here. ---- Welcome back to Big Emotions! This week we’re thinking about ourselves in a group, or what it feels like when we strike out on our own. We’ll discover how belonging means being part of a group that accepts and values you, whereas independence is about finding your own way, making your own choices, and standing on your own two feet. In this episode, we explore how these two feelings, while different, are deeply connected - and how you can both fit in and stand out. From family to friends to magical creatures, our stories will show you how you can find your place while staying true to yourself! Contributing podcasts in this episode: Noodle Loaf • Power Dog Adventures • Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic Hosts: Abbe Opher & Kelly MacBride of Koala Kids PDF Activity Sheet for SEL Check out the music in each episode About this series: Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups is a 7-part audio adventure where creators from the Kids Listen community come together to explore feelings in all their shapes and sizes. Each episode pairs two related emotions, sharing original clips and reflections to help kids (and grownups!) understand, name, and navigate their feelings. Follow Kids Listen on Instagram and LinkedIn

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0:00.0	We've all been there. You're standing in a museum, staring at a painting, and all you can think is, I don't get it.
0:06.9	To me, knowing the story behind an artwork is a huge part of knowing how to look at it.
0:12.5	I'm Amanda, the host of the Art of History podcast, where we view history through the lens of some really great works of art.
0:20.0	Each episode, we dive deep into the bigger picture behind some familiar and maybe not so
0:24.5	familiar pieces.
0:26.0	Check out Art of History now wherever you get your podcasts.
0:30.8	Surprise.
0:31.8	This isn't a noodle loaf episode, but it does have a slice of noodle loaf in it.
0:36.0	What you are about to hear is an episode of a podcast called Big Emotions
0:39.9	that was made by podcasters who are part of the kids listening community.
0:44.1	Turns out, we all have big emotions
0:46.3	and a bunch of cool and creative people have made a show about getting to know them.
0:50.4	You can hear the rest of the Big Emotions podcast wherever you find your podcasts.
0:55.5	Unless you find them in a Zoom, if that's the case, you're on your own.
1:03.9	Hello and a warm welcome.
1:06.0	I'm Abby Offer from Koala Moon and Koala Tox.
1:09.6	And I'm Kelly McBride from Ko koala shine we're so glad you're here
1:13.6	this is part one of big emotions kids listen mashups about belonging and independence
1:19.6	in this series we'll be exploring those big feelings because they can be really powerful
1:25.1	and so can we emotions areotions are really useful.
1:29.7	They're kind of like a source of information.
1:32.3	They are our connection to the world.
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