Antoine Maurice King
The Harlem Bookworms
Harlem Bookworms is a fun, musical, and story-driven kids podcast where learning comes alive with rhythm, imagination, and Harlem flavor. Join Marvin the Mentor, Tasha the Dreamer, Darnell the Hustler, Maya the Scientist, and Big Lou as they explore numbers, letters, science, emotions, and life lessons through catchy songs, playful conversations, jokes, and mini stories designed for curious young minds. Each episode blends: 🎵 Kid-friendly music (counting, ABCs, senses, opposites, and more) 📚 Storytime adventures set in a magical Harlem library 😂 Light humor and character banter kids love 🧠...
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Antoine Maurice King
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Último episodio
13 de feb. de 2026
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