Voice of Youth

The Voice of Youth Podcast Program empowers 4th to 12th grade students to build confidence, communication skills, and self-belief through storytelling and conversation. By learning how to ask questions, share ideas, and speak on the mic, students discover the power of their own voice.

Voice of Youth is a kids podcast hosted by United We Go, with 19 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

United We Go hosts Voice of Youth, a kids show with 19 episodes published.

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  EP 20. School Scramble — Micah on Why School Feels Too Long by Hayes

  Jan 21, 202610 minS0

  <p>Host Hayes interviews 10-year-old Micah, a fifth-grader at Hemeter Elementary. Micah shares mixed feelings about school — he enjoys math and reading and playing sports at recess (football, soccer, king of the hill) and hopes to go to Harvard to become a lawyer with his friend Bennett — but says the school day feels too long and some subjects (like social studies) seem unnecessary or could be learned from books. He also outlines a typical school day (morning work, math, ELA, recess, gym, lunch, writing/reading, and rotating science/social studies) and mentions Friday STEAM activities like Lego robotics.</p><p><br><...

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  EP 19. Kays for Cats — Why Maine Coons Steal the Spotlight with Callie

  Jan 19, 202610 minS0

  <p>Host Callie interviews 10-year-old Kayson about his love of cats, especially Maine Coon cats. Kayson explains how he discovered Maine Coons while researching a school project, describes their large size, fluffy fur, and ear tufts, and shares stories about his pets — a late cat named Buttons and his current cat Smokey who looks like a Maine Coon. He also discusses why he prefers cats to dogs, citing their calmness, cleanliness, and quieter behavior. The episode ends with a brief thank-you and a reminder to follow the podcast on YouTube.</p><p><br></p><p>🎧 Voice of Youth Podcast – Episode Descrip...

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  EP 18. Mini Mic: Addie’s Favorite Singers and Swift Memories by Caroline

  Jan 16, 20269 minS0

  <p>Ten-year-old Addie Hendrick joins host Caroline Buchman to chat about her favorite singers—Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, and Jelly Roll. Addie shares her favorite songs and albums, recalls attending a Taylor Swift concert at age eight (including the glowing wristband moment), and talks about who she would invite to a dream concert. A light, kid-friendly conversation about music fandom, family concert experiences, and what makes certain songs special to young listeners.</p><p><br></p><p>🎧 Voice of Youth Podcast – Episode Description</p><p><br></p><p>Welcome to this season’s Voice of Youth podcast, featuring the inspiring voices of...

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  EP 17. Choosing Companionship — Dogs, Horses, and Memories with Winnie

  Jan 14, 20267 minS0

  <p>Host Ezra Muladore interviews guest Winnie McCauley about her experiences and preferences with pets. Winnie shares that she previously had four pets (a cat, two fish, and a dog) who have all passed. She says if she were to get a pet now she’d likely choose a golden retriever, and—if available—she’d consider a horse as well. Winnie prefers not to dress pets up regularly (maybe only for Halloween) and explains she wants a dog because they’re adorable and fun to play with, especially given the free time she has at home.</p><p><br></p><p>🎧 Voi...

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  EP 15. Sweet Traditions: Lindor & Homemade Christmas Cookies with Quinlan

  Jan 12, 20269 minS0

  <p> In this holiday episode of Mrs. Foodlicious, host Vivian Rasmussen chats with guest Quinlan Roots about her favorite holiday treats. Quinlan shares her love of Lindor chocolates (especially the caramel-filled ones) and describes discovering them as a child. She also talks about making homemade Christmas cookies with her mom and ranks the cookies higher than the chocolates. The pair brainstorm playful mash-ups of the two treats — imagining mini cookies filled or topped with Lindor-style caramel and chocolate shavings or sprinkles — and close the episode with a warm reminder of the joy of family-made holiday sweets.</p><p><br /></p><p>🎧...

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