Adam Skuse
Creating for Kids
Creating for Kids is a podcast about the people who make creative work for young audiences. Each interview with a creator explores how they approach their work: where ideas begin; how characters and worlds take shape; and what it takes to create something that kids love. Whether you’re a parent, educator, creative professional, or simply someone who still thinks fondly of the stories that shaped your childhood, Creating for Kids offers a thoughtful look at the art — and responsibility — of making meaningful work for children.
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Episódios
Seyi Odusanya - Children's TV writer 29.04.2026 25:09
Screenwriter Seyi Odusanya got his break by submitting a sci-fi pilot to the BBC Writersroom. Since then he's become an in-demand writer for global hits that include Peppa Pig , Mr. Bean: The Animated Series , Big Lizard , and JoJo & Gran Gran. In this episode, Seyi reveals how a pub theatre sketch unexpectedly helped land him a job on Peppa Pig; his surprisingly emotional pitch that brought t...
Justin Worsley - Illustrator, Author, Toy Designer 06.03.2026 25:08
Justin Worsley's wonderful new book, Henry the Artistic Dog, is a joyful exploration of art and finding fulfilment...through a rather surprising medium. In this episode, Justin shares how it felt to land a three-book deal as a first-time author; his toy design career that's taken him from Hong Kong to Spain via Sesame Street; and how an MA in Children's Book Illustration helped propel him into a n...
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