PBS Kids
Between the Lions is an award-winning PBS television series that premiered in April 2000. It's designed to foster the literacy skills of its viewers, while playfully demonstrating the joys of reading. Between the Lions has won ten Emmy Awards, including, in 2009, those for Best Preschool Show and Best Writing in a Children's TV series.www.pbskids.org
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Oct 29, 2026
Katherine YorkHOST
This summer, Boston Children's Museum invited families and industry professionals to attend a free online webinar discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on the emotional and everyday lives of children and families.
Katherine YorkHOST
Analysts included Joe Cox, the President and CEO at Museum of Discovery and Science, Stephanie LeBlanc-Godfrey, CEO of Mother AI and Google's former Global Head of Inclusion for Women of Color, Dr. Silvia Lovato, the Senior Director of Learning and Head of Research at PBS Kids, and Dr. Nobisha Kurian.
Katherine YorkHOST
Assistant Professor for the Department of Education Studies at the University of Warwick.
Katherine YorkHOST
This webinar was chaired and facilitated by Bill Shribman, owner of Chickens on the Roof, LLC.
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Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
So that was the last big research project that she and I worked on.
Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
But I brought Sylvia here.
Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
in part to represent what PBS Kids is up to these days, but also because her own doctoral work was pre-AI, was in kids' relationships with Siri and Alexa and with Google voice agents.
Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
I'd love you to speak to a little bit, both to your prior work and also kind of what PBS's stake in the ground is with AI technology.
JakeHOST
Oh, Reading Rainbow, yeah.
JakeHOST
That was on PBS Kids.
JakeHOST
Take a look, it's in
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a book.
Isabella FloresHOST
Why not? You've got a month.
Isabella FloresHOST
And then if you want some TV show recommendations for kids, there is, of course, Molly of Denali on PBS Kids.
Isabella FloresHOST
And then there is the TV show Chums, which you can find on aptn.ca or aptn+.
Isabella FloresHOST
Also Apple TV and Prime Video.
Joe LeonardoPANELIST
But also, I literally had the iPad up and I was on Google Maps and Marty was next to me and she's like, like, because she basically spends very little time on the iPad.
Joe LeonardoPANELIST
And if it is, it's for like a trip watching like PBS Kids.
Joe LeonardoPANELIST
Anyways, I had it open, Google Maps open, and I was looking at something and she's like, what is that? I'm like, this is the map.
Joe LeonardoPANELIST
I'm like, wait, you should check this out.
The AttackHOST
I really do.
The AttackHOST
Like, the Teletubby version you can keep for PBS Kids.
The AttackHOST
But I like this one.
The AttackHOST
Game was today, man?
Eli LakeGUEST
She's super into like extreme weather now.
Eli LakeGUEST
And the other things she likes are there's there's a National Geographic show, I think, or maybe it's PBS Kids.
Eli LakeGUEST
That's just kind of like they're animal documentaries for kids.
Eli LakeGUEST
They're called Amazing Animals or Awesome Animals, and she loves those.
KevinHOST
Pretty good.
KevinHOST
You can watch episodes on PBS Kids.
JustinHOST
Man, even when I was starting to kind of grow out of Arthur, I was still watching it.
KevinHOST
Yeah.
KevinHOST
So it's kind of win win.
KevinHOST
Yeah.
KevinHOST
With the PBS Kids app, you can watch some old Mr. Rogers episodes, some Arthur stuff.
KevinHOST
There's some shows on there I can tolerate, and there's others it's like, nope.
Dana SuskindGUEST
So you can use screens, but for chats, you know, video chats with grandparents.
Dana SuskindGUEST
In toddlers and preschoolers, they're saying less than an hour per day with high quality content for, you know, something like PBS Kids, not, you know, this AI slop.
Dana SuskindGUEST
And then school-age children and teens, they suggest one to two hours per day of entertainment media.
Dana SuskindGUEST
Although we are, you know, you can look at the data that people are using it a lot, lot more.
SethHOST
I fully agree.
SethHOST
Digimon Adventure, like, it came on PBS Kids, right? Yeah.
SethHOST
It was on there.
JoshHOST
Also, I really love Excel sign.
Jackie JohnstonGUEST
And then I graduated that year.
Jackie JohnstonGUEST
I got a job at PBS Kids, which is still such a joy and an awesome thing.
Jackie JohnstonGUEST
So I worked there for a bit.
Jackie JohnstonGUEST
I recently left to talk into microphones about gay things.
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