Jedlie Circus Productions, Inc
500 episodes
Reading With Your Kids is all about encouraging parents to read with their kids, and cook with their kids, and do activities with their kids, and experience tv, movies and music together. In other words, our podcast is all about helping parents build stronger relationships with their kids.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · August 2026
A warm book-conversation show for adults who use children's books to start richer family and classroom conversations.
Reading With Your Kids Podcast sits on the bookish side of Kids & Family, with conversations built around people who write, illustrate, publish, or champion books for children.
Your story-time conscience, wearing librarian glasses and asking kids-book creators the tender follow-up.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A careful childrens-book conversation about endings, reading aloud, and the duty to bring characters home.
This is a book-centered conversation about how stories can stay with children after the last page. The guest remembers an email from a mother whose kids cried themselves to sleep after Cairo Jim and Doris the macaw were left hanging, and that moment gives the discussion real…
A picture-book conversation about images that can stay with a child for years.
Reading With Your Kids opens from Readville with Jed Lee welcoming listeners, then moves into Matthew Burgess and Robin Rosenthal on Serafina Makes Waves before circling back to a conversation with Sadella Marley about Marley and the Family Band.
A warm book-world conversation that turns publishing details into a story about care, identity, and visual detail.
Jalene Clark-Owens brings a steady, practical warmth to the discussion of A Black Girl and Her Braids. The episode spends time on how the book was built, from learning to write a query letter to reaching New Leaf Literary, reconnecting with a former classmate there, and then…
A warm children's-book conversation about being seen, family reading, and a picture book centered on swim therapy.
Reading with Your Kids starts warm and conversational, then settles into Jamie Sumner's turn on Glory Bee. The strongest moment lands on the child seeing his story on a bookshelf and wanting to show everyone, which fits the show's focus on family reading without forcing the…
A Louisville episode that keeps bringing books, school, and kindness back to family life.
This Louisville episode keeps its footing by staying close to the show’s core idea: reading together matters, and the adults around kids shape that habit more than they may realize.
A warm, reflective conversation about books that invite curiosity and connection.
Kobe Yamada talks about picture books that open doors instead of closing them. The discussion of Others keeps circling back to curiosity, connection, and the need to notice difference without turning it into distance. He also returns to What Do You Do With an Idea?
Camp Menominee, remembered out loud.
Intentional wellness with bright practical momentum.
Calm, practical feeding help for early eaters.
Books can make a kid feel seen in a very real way.
Jed Lee takes the show to Louisville.
Braids hold the center here.
Kobe Yamada discusses Others, a picture book with illustrator Charles Santoso that uses a hedge as both a physical and psychological barrier while two characters speak from one side and the reader sees imagined scenes on the other.
Jed Lee opens with a sponsor read and then welcomes listeners to Reading With Your Kid from Readville, Boston.
Jed Lee opens with a warm welcome from Readville.
This episode features an ad for Hunter Douglas shades and then introduces the podcast's mission to help families grow closer through reading.
A podcast encouraging parents to read, cook, and do activities with their kids to build stronger relationships.
This episode encourages parents to read and do activities with their kids, featuring guests discussing children's books and family bonding.
This episode features author interviews and encourages parents to read and engage in activities with their children.
Jedli welcomes listeners to Reading With Your Kids, introduces two author-illustrators celebrating new picture books, and encourages family reading.
This episode encourages parents to read and do activities with their kids, featuring interviews with authors and a former American Idol finalist.
This episode promotes reading and activities to strengthen parent-child relationships, featuring a lottery ad and host introduction.
This episode encourages parents to read and do activities with their kids to build stronger relationships, featuring interviews with children's book authors.