Kindie Week in Review - Zooglobble

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The spring rush of new music is in full sway. Yes, there is music besides that in the movie Frozen.

Big week of releases, and news of upcoming projects from living legends in many fields

New albums, old Kickstarters, cool videos, and MAN, do kidlit authors sell a lot of books.

Laurie Berkner's new album, Helen Austin's new JUNO, Billboard's new charts, and everyone's new streaming video service

After a layover, my voice returns to update you on Kickstarters, KindieCOMM, kids poetry, and the most popular animated movie of all time.

Children pick good books, but not sure if Keith Richards' is among them. Phineas & Ferb creator goes bovine. I go Icelandic.

Asking questions of kindie parents and kindie musicians, and everyone loves "Let It Go"

Watch Disney and Sprout anywhere, kids' Kickstarters gear up, and Tweens Love (The) Rock. Also: The Okee Dokee Brothers and Molly Ledford!

Conventions, after-shows, and awards from conventions and after-shows

Old friends get new life on stage and on screen, and a bunch of new albums, singles, and videos to get excited about.

A bunch of albums released this week, to be released later this year, plus awards for earlier-released albums. Also Kidz Bop is bopular.

Praise for award winners and, of course, Pete Seeger

It's awards seasons. Awards awarded, to be awarded, and streamed. Also, I say "Kidz Bop" a lot.

A couple kindie musicians take steps toward TV dominance, I take a small step toward children's museum dominance, and Kidz Bop and Disney take large steps toward dominance.

Catching up on Kickstarters, a kindie rocker makes his Sprout debut, and kindie hits the Billboard Top 200

An interview of me conducted by Ann Torralba (AKA Little Miss Ann)

No album news, a lot of Kickstarter news, and year-end countdowns (from both 2013 and 2012) start trickling in.

Grammy (nominations)! Kickstarter (in progress)! Another outlet for kids music videos (in beta)! And lots and lots of albums with numbers in their title.

Not much in the way of new releases; a ton of Kickstarters; a kindie star gets an even bigger stage to play on.

Before or after you eat that turkey or tofurkey, enjoy an interview with Molly Ledford from Lunch Money (previously heard on the My Other Other Gig show)

The pre-Thanksgiving release rush, the even bigger pre-Thanksgiving crowdfunding rush, pre-Thanksgiving awards rush, and plain old chart news

A bunch of album releases, Kickstarters galore, and flights of fancy

A bunch of albums coming out, a bunch of Kickstarters for albums that will come out, and a bunch of charts featuring music that has already come out. Also, praise for Portland

Not quite as much news, but lots of new albums and new Kickstarters floating around. Also, I suggest what needs to be the next kindie holiday album

So. Much. News. Awards aplenty, videos aplenty, thought-pieces aplenty, and, for Kickstarters, whatever the word is for "aplenty squared"

No time to put together a regular show this week, so 3 uncut interviews from the Bake Sale podcast: Laura Doherty, Ann Torralba (AKA Little Miss Ann), and Laurie Berkner

Kickstarters galore, album releases galore, kindie music in Philadelphia and on the high seas

Big week for album releases, why Justin Roberts doesn't use Spotify, another kindie artist goes for the parental set, and what sounds like the most inappopriate song ever to top iTunes kids music chart. Plus less distressing chart news.

Tons of new albums and Kickstarters being released, a Grammy nomination, I wasn't expecting, and an NPR review I was

New albums, classic kids books, new classic kids books, Kickstarters galore, and Teen Beach Movie, again.

Crowdfunding, Harry Potter, One Life To Live, Heidi Swedberg, and enough frogs for Magnolia

Crowdfunding updates; new and upcoming albums; the highlights from Zooglobble's week; and chart news. And lots of animals

Lots of Dan Zanes and Elizabeth Mitchell references regarding their album Turn Turn Turn Turn Turn Turn Turn Turn... wait minute, that might be too long.

New Kickstarters, new Wiggles, new SXSW panels, new places to watch Ameba. And space unicorns

Shine and the Moonbeams and oddballs hit NPR, plus a couple Kickstarter tidbits, and chart news that mentions both cats and Vicki Lawrence.

News about a kindie-friendly sweepstakes, a new season of Sesame Street, Kickstarter and chart news (of course), and Elizabeth Mitchell fights for us all.

Kickstarter, new album releases, late summer kids music festivals, and Chica needs a co-host. Oh, and chart news, OF COURSE.

A look at Kickstarters, a shift in libraries, chart news, and a big week for Alastair Moock and family.

A brief holiday weekend look at Kickstarters, new releases, and chart news. Plus, the return of Vicki Lawrence!

I skip the chart news and other kindie news this week (don't worry, it's available on the site if you want it) in lieu of rebroadcasting an interview I did with Tim Sheridan about his Thunder and Lightning kids book for the Bake Sale podcast

Kickstarter news, lots of albums coming out this week and next, and chart news to boot!

We've got chart news, poetry news, Kickstarter news, upcoming album news, charity news, and about as frustrated as you'll hear me in public about cheap music

Kindie chart news, a whole mess o' Kickstarter updates, new albums coming up from Dan Zanes and Elizabeth Mitchell (combined!) and Frances England, and Paul Spring (and me) on NPR

Kindie chart news, a whole mess o' Kickstarter updates, what the Okee Dokee Brothers and Princess Katie and Racer Steve have been up to (not together), and more.

In lieu of a rundown of the charts and kindie news, a chat with Lucky Diaz and Alisha Gaddis about the new Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band album Fantastico!

Every time I turned around, there was a Kickstarter project the past couple weeks. Plus, as always, chart news, woot!

A recap of some Kindiefest items, plus chart news and tidbits from Boston, David Tobocman, Doctor Noize, and more.

Too busy with Kindiefest prep, so other than mentioning Brady Rymer joining the Laurie Berkner Band, I skip the weekly review of kids music charts from Billboard, iTunes, and more in favor of a rebroadcast of my My Other Other Gig conversation with Jeff Bogle

Weekly review of kids music charts from Billboard, iTunes, and more, plus news from the Okee Dokee Brothers, Fresh Beat Band. Also, I say Nick Lachey's name a lot.

Weekly review of kids music charts from Billboard, iTunes, and more, plus news of new stuff from Justin Roberts, Elizabeth Mitchell, Bill Harley, and Mo Willems and me (wait, we're not musicians!)