The show features a soundtrack of contemporary pop music from the last few decades. As the show is produced in collaboration with a PBS station, the sets are very minimal and do not distract from focus on the kids on the show. This allows for the viewer to form a more “personal” connection with the cast. With the diverse cast of preteen hosts, viewers can almost always find someone who looks and acts like them.<\/p>\n
Though the actual set lacks scenery, the cast often travels to interesting places all around the world either individually or in pairs. They explore museums, national and international landmarks, and even interview artists, authors, and other notable people. <\/p>\n
Unfortunately, If the show isn\u2019t available on your PBS station or any of its substations and you\u2019re not aware that you can stream it on PBS.org, you may not be going to actively search for it.<\/p>\n
Kid Stew<\/i> is incomparable to many other shows made for children. However, the show has a Mickey Mouse Club<\/i> like quality combined with the educational aspects of another PBS program, Zoom<\/i>. Though many incarnations of The Mickey Mouse Club<\/i> and Zoom<\/i> have been on and off the air for years, most programs made for kids lack the interpersonal feel that was pioneered by Fred Rogers in the early years of children\u2019s television. Kid Stew<\/i> is certainly charming, and would definitely impress kids, preteens, and parents alike; if it was more readily available.<\/p>\n Kid Stew is a South Florida PBS co-production created by famed author James Patterson, that describes itself as \u201cfor kids, by kids, and about kids\u201d. Although the series is a PBS program, it is not aired on the PBS Kids channel in every market it is available in. In New York State, the series is Read More<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Loading](\"https:\/\/www.656forest.com\/blog\/wp-content\/plugins\/da-reactions\/assets\/dist\/loading.svg\")
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