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Podcrushed

Podcast Entertainment Stitcher Studios Average run time: 45 minutes
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Alina Barrera By Alina Barrera , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 14+

Celebrity guests reflect on middle school; some swearing.

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A fun, heartfelt down to earth podcast that's sure to be relatable for teens and their parents. Podcrushed one of those pods that may have been made for adults to be able to reminisce on the "good ol' days", but also serves as a beautiful opportunity for adults and teens to share, relate and bond. What makes it even more infectious is the bond the hosts have with one another and the fun and easy banter they share with their guests. Although most of the guests are famous celebrities, they become incredibly relatable as they open up about their own childhoods and journey through their tween and teen years. Podcrushed offers nostalgia, camaraderie, humor, and a therapy session all in one nicely produced show.

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