Multicultural Family Hub

Join us, Andre and Kjessie, at Multicultural Family Hub. We bring together multicultural families with children so that we can connect to one another, and create joy, ease, and beauty in our family lives. We're bringing you our kitchen table conversations where all the juicy stuff gets spilled. We'll be chatting about tools we've found to be helpful, tell funny stories, break down books and podcasts we've been listening to, and dive into questions posed by the community.

Multicultural Family Hub is a kids podcast hosted by Kjessie & Andre Essue, with 32 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Kjessie & Andre Essue hosts Multicultural Family Hub, a kids show with 32 episodes published.

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  Episode #31

  Clear Language for Big Conversations: Dr. Jenn Noble on Raising Mixed-Race Kids Ep. 31

  Dec 4, 20251h 9mS1

  <p >We are sooo excited to share this episode with you. We had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Jennifer Noble, a clinical psychologist and founder of the Free to Be Collective. Dr. Jenn shares her personal journey growing up as a mixed-race individual, and offers clear, compassionate guidance to help parents support their mixed-race and multicultural children with confidence.</p> <p >You'll hear insights on:</p> <p >Regional differences in racial identity across the US (we're looking at you, GA and CA)</p> <p >How children process looking different from their parents, and some amazing scripts on how to have...

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  Episode #30

  Andre's n'between Journey: The South, Safety, Colonialism, and Complexity Ep. 30

  Nov 13, 20251 hourS1

  <p >This week is a real treat. You get to hear the back story of one you know and love, Andre! This week Andre shares his journey being a third-generation multicultural individual navigating life in the American South with deep Caribbean and East Indian roots. And ya'll, it is SO POWERFUL. </p> <p >Andre shares his family's powerful lineage, including his grandmother's Maroon heritage in Jamaica, a story of strength, rebellion, and survival, and reflects on how colonialism, colorism, and migration shaped his family's story across generations.</p> <p >Through candid storytelling, Andre opens up about what it felt like t...

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  You Get to Be Rainbow: What it Means to be an n'betweener with Nora Alwah Ep. 29

  Oct 23, 202559 minS0

  <p >What does it mean to live between cultures, languages, and identities, and still feel whole?</p> <p >In this incredible conversation with Nora Alwah we explore the beauty and complexity of being an n'betweener: someone who moves through the world carrying many identities that don't fit neatly into one box. Not only is Nora a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and somatic psychotherapist, but a TEDx Speaker and powerful storyteller. </p> <p >She shares powerful stories of navigating belonging; from always needing to prove that she "belonged" with her Danish mother, to finding belonging in the streets of Brooklyn. Together, w...

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  Episode #28

  This Shouldn't Be Happening?! How to Make Fall Colds Feel Better Ep. 28

  Oct 2, 202528 minS1

  <p >Our 8-year old can go through an entire box of tissues in a few hours. How do we know? We're in cold season.  We've been hearing from so many parents how challenging this time period is. We're feeling the weight of sniffles, missed plans, and long nights</p> <p >Surprisingly, how we are sick differs so much from culture to culture, and can stir up a lot of conflict. </p> <p> </p> <p >This week, we're not changing systems to better support parents, or making a miracle cure to wipe out the common cold, but we are sharing a few...

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  Episode #27

  Breaking the Screen Time Binary- Ep. 27

  Sep 18, 202534 minS1

  <p >Screen time struggles are real - For kids and adults. </p> <p >This week we're introducing how we use a multicultural mindset to tackle the challenge that is screen time. Too often, screens get labeled as "good" or "bad," leaving parents feeling like they're winning or failing.  In this episode Kjessie & Andre use the question: "How is this mutually beneficial?" to help us explore the gray area of screen time. </p> <p> </p> <p >This episode offers practical, reflective questions to help you navigate screen time with more balance, less guilt, and more connection.</p> <p> </p>

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