Katie Allred
Wondering Aloud: A Christian Podcast for Curious Kids
Wondering Aloud is made for the school commute — designed for kids ages 6 to 11 and the grown-ups riding shotgun (or driving). Each weekly episode is short enough to fit the morning drive, with a few minutes left over for the walk from the car to the school gate. That's on purpose. The best conversations happen there. We believe kids are theologians. Real ones. Not empty vessels waiting to be filled with the right answers, but small, serious people already wondering about God, fairness, suffering, and love. So we don't lecture. We wonder out loud — together. Rooted in the Episcopal and broader...
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6 de jul de 2026
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Two Hundred and Fifty Candles 06.07.2026 6:39
America just turned two hundred and fifty years old — cake, fireworks, ships in the harbor, the whole thing. So this week we're wondering: what does it mean to love a country? And is loving your country the same thing as loving God? We dig up an old, old question — one people asked Jesus about taxes and emperors — and land somewhere surprising: a blessing that doesn't stop at any border. Buckle up...
What Are We Wondering About? 23.05.2026 5:29
Welcome to Wondering Aloud — a podcast for kids ages six to eleven and the grown-ups in the car with them. In this first episode, we wonder about wondering itself. What does it mean to ask a question you don't already know the answer to? Why do grown-ups sometimes act like questions are a problem to fix? And what if your questions are actually one of the most important things about you? We hear th...
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