Kid's Talk Radio

Bob Barboza Interviews KennyG for Kid's Talk Radio

Kid's talk radio — Mon, 19 May 2008 00:28:54 GMT

Everyone should sit down and talk to Kenny G. He is a wonderful interview and a great inspiration to both kids and adults. He is on my Kid's Talk Radio list for people you should get to know. Kenny G is a class act and we hope that you will be inspired by his interview.

Meet "Super Sub" Kimberley Sanders!

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:18:30 GMT

Kimberley Sanders on Joining the "SUPER SUBS"

I Kimberley Sanders, Lead Dancer/Choreographer for Entertainmentfirst, Inc. would like to thank Bob Barboza - creator of 'Kids Talk Radio' for inviting me to be part of his new revolutionary concept for inner city schools - "Super Subs".
Together as professional entertainers, mentors and teachers I believe we can reach out through this program and make a difference to a vast majority of children who may be less fortunate than others.
On March 13th we attended the Animo Locke Tech High School in South Central LA and my experience with the kids and the teachers was a very positive one. We found that the students were willing to watch demonstrations and experience different forms of modern dance and were above all ready to participate in learning routines based from street or hip hop dance in which they could relate to and get excited about.
As a choreographer and dance teacher I find it important to relate to the social aspects in these kids lives and keeping dance relative to things they already know such as sports, music and the streets, makes it easier for them to let down their guard and give it a try.
We always pull from the positive sides of life.

Overall the day was positive, esteem building for most and a lot of fun - we only hope we can make a change in young people's lives and be a positive role model for the next generation.

Dance is a form of fun and a release for these kids but we also like to show them that there are certain disciplines needed to get great results, relating this to their school work is also an important factor to me because our minds are a muscle that are meant to be used - not abused, so studying anything takes time and Practice makes Perfect!!

Who is Kimberley Sanders?

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:13:50 GMT

Kimberley Sanders
- Dancer/Choreographer/Entertainer
- VP/Director of Events for Entertainmentfirst, Inc.

As a professional dancer and choreographer kimberley brings a wealth of International experience to the table. Through her talents in dance, art and graphic design, theatrical costuming, promotion and marketing, and as lead choreographer kimberley heads up the Events Department for Entertainmentfirst, Inc., where she creates dance shows for international touring groups including; "Ron Knight and the Fabulous Daze".
A native of Australia, an honors graduate of the Ann McDonald College - Sydney Australia (An Elite Performing Arts School) Kimberley has always been on stage or running the show - starting at the age of 5yrs Kimberley has studied many forms of dance from classical ballet, modern, tap & flamenco to street dance and Hip Hop.
Touring in such countries as Australia, England, France, Japan, Spain, The Caribbean and in the US hosting Television programs and fashion parades, choreographing shows and music video's for Entertainmentfirst, Inc., Kimberley loves her line of work.
Kimberley's latest work was with the 2nd Annual Urban Fashion Awards Show in Las Vegas, where she directed and choreographed the Closing Act at the "UFAS" (Urban Fashion Awards Show), she, along with the dance team - MIXED "UP" performed live to the Platinum selling Rap Artist "Jay-Z"'s hit - 'Change Clothes', working the show along side Karl Kani and Russell Simmon's Phat Farm.
In the past 6yrs Kimberley has also been known to appear performing in Las Vegas as Marilyn Monroe and now partners with Ron Knight in a new clothing company as lead designer for "Knight Apparell".

Welcome to the Kid's Talk Radio Video Library.

Kid's talk radio — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:26:25 GMT

Kid's Talk Radio Videos

Here a short collection of some of our Kid's Talk Radio interviews. We use some of these videos to train new Kid's Talk Radio news reporters. Bill Ward and Kenny G were very kind to us! They were both really busy. We can't thank them enough for being kind enough to grant us these interviews.

Ron Knight has a ton of talent and he does a great job playing the part of James Brown on TV. This is a professional video that we hope you enjoy. We are so happy to have Ron Knight as a Super Sub. The kids love him and he does a great job teaching individual classes about the music industry and life in general.

Who are the Super Subs?

Kid's talk radio — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 02:03:28 GMT

The Making of the Movie: Kid's Talk Radio Super Subs

On March 13, 2008, the Kid's Talk Radio Super Substitute Teachers will take over a Charter High School for just one day. Don't worry; the real teachers will be just down the hall meeting with the school principal. This is all part of a new program that is all about finding creative was to give back to public education. This project represents community creativity at its best. We will put "Super Subs" in all the classrooms. We will be teaching language arts in a very creative way. We will use music, dance, and technology to get our lessons taught. The entire event will be recorded in a special three-camera shoot. The students will do all of the sound and camera work. At the end of the day, or period six, all the teachers will play instruments and form an all teacher band. We will be posting news stories about this event all week. It's easy to sit around and just criticize what is going on in our schools. We recommend that you try being part of finding creative solution to help the school succeed.

We are documenting what is going on before during and after our special day at the Animo Locke Tech Charter High School. This is one of the Green Dot Public Schools.

Questions: Suprschool@aol.com

We are looking for teachers from around the world.

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 18:55:19 GMT

Do you have a teacher friend outside of the USA? We want to connet with teachers from around the world. This is a wonderful opportunity to share your stories with teachers from around the world. Kid's Talk Radio is easy and fun. We can make it possible for you to create your own radio website to share with the world. PNN is easy to use and your stories can be posted on the spot. Share your world by joining our exciting Kid's Talk Radio International News Team. For more information visit:http://Project100.pnn.com. or send your e-mail to: Suprschool@aol.com

Don't forget about Ham Radio.

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 18:45:52 GMT

Amateur radio, often called ham radio, is both a hobby and a service that uses various types of radio communications equipment to communicate with other radio amateurs for public service, recreation and self-training. A participant is called anamateur radio operator, or a ham.[1]

Amateur radio operators have personal wireless communications with friends, family members, and even complete strangers, and often support their communities with emergency and disaster communications while increasing their personal knowledge ofelectronics and radio theory. An estimated six million people throughout the world are regularly involved with amateur radio.[2]

The term "amateur" is not a reflection on the skills of the participants, which are often quite advanced; rather, "amateur" indicates that amateur radio communications are not allowed to be made for commercial or money-making purposes.

Special Note: On a recent trip to Stanford University I visited the Ham Radio Club only to discover Moose Code is no longer a requirement for a ham radio license. I was a radio operator in the US Army. So, I have a special love for all of this ham radio business. We welcome any stories or comments that you can share on this topic.

Jr. Medical School

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 18:01:11 GMT

Jr. Medical School by Bob Barboza

This is one of my favorite distance learning projects. It all started with a grant from the University of Irvine Educational Program. I was given a wonderful opportunity to create a ten day medical school simulation for young women. We later opened up the school to all students in grades 4 through 9. Jr. Medical School is now a distance learning program offered by Bob Barboza to students around the world. It was designed to help students to get excited about going to college and majoring in science and then going on to medical school. For more information about Jr. Medical School contact: Bob Barboza @ Suprschool@aol.com or visit the Super School University Website at: www.SuperSchoolUniversity.com

Keep Looking Up!

Kid's talk radio — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 23:27:14 GMT

The Los Angeles Astronomy Club is on the watch for new comets. And yesterday they saw the grandady of them all. The Kid's Talk Radio Sky Team will be bringing us the news from Other Space all year long. Keeping checking in.

Kid's Talk Radio Delaware

Kid's talk radio — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 23:22:29 GMT

Welcome Mount Pleasant High School. We have a new set of friends in Delaware. You are looking at the Kid's Talk Radio Team in Delaware, Washington. We can wait to receive your first news show.

Calling Special Education Teachers

Kid's talk radio — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 18:45:17 GMT

We would love to give special education teachers an opportunity to share stories. If you are an RSP or SDC teacher and would love to get some of your kids trained to be a Kid's Talk Radio newcaster, just send us an e-mail. We have a wonderful mini-grant that will help you to get a program started. If fact, we can even show you how you can make a Kid's Talk Radio Project an important part of your students IEP. For more information visit Kid's Talk Radio Projects for Special Needs Students.

What Inspired Kid's Talk Radio?

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 18:19:54 GMT

Having worked with special needs, gifted and talented students, Bob Barboza wanted a creative way of empowering all students to experience the joy and satisfaction of communication through media creation. Understanding the unique challenges of the modern education system and the needs of students, Bob designed Kid's Talk Radio and teamed with PNN.Com in an effort to make education interactive and fun. Bob built Kid's Talk Radio on the belief that students should use technology in meaningful ways, on a regular basis. Kid's Talk Radio provides individualized instruction that speaks to students with various abilities while incorporating classroom teams through cooperative projects. Kid's Talk Radio made it possible for Bob to empower students through the joy of media creation.

Get Involved in Kid's Talk Radio

Kid's talk radio — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 18:16:48 GMT

Welcome to the next step in teaching media literacy. Kid's Talk Radio is a new program, looking for teachers to get involved. Get in on the ground floor and help us shape Kid's Talk Radio. We created a great mini-grant program to help to get you started. Talk a look at our Project 100 grant for teachers. We will provide you with all the tools you need to get your Kid's Talk Radio Stoires on our program. For more information visit our Project 100 Site.

Step 1:
Join PNN.Com (for free) Click Here

Step 2: Email Bob for a Kid's Talk Radio Application