New Orleans – Louisiana’s biggest city – is famous for a lot of things. For giving birth to jazz. For creole cuisine. And for the wild and colorful annual street party known as Mardi gras. It’s also known for its famous nickname: The Big Easy. But for thousands of boys in New Orleans struggling to grow up without fathers, life is very far from easy. Ava reports on a man with a very special mission.
Chloe tells us why a stamp with a mistake on it is worth millions of dollars.
Christin’s “Make the Grade” report gives us tips on how to ace your next job interview.
Reese has the scoop on how Boston’s Fenway Park is trying to be less of a Green Monster and rather a bit more environmentally greener.
Katie’s back with a “Kitchen Tip” that will help garlic lovers.
Emily’s “Art Smart” report explores the art of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Although roads were built for cars, they’re also shared by people walking, biking or riding on scooters. And that’s the subject of this next video from the National Road Safety Foundation.
In continuing our 20th anniversary season celebration, we take a “look back” with Reporter and Anchor Veronique.
Blake explains what all fruit is not equal – when it comes to sugar.
Scholarship Guru Carlynn is back with some advice about crowdfunding for your college costs.
Our show ends with a tribute to Teen Kids News creator, Albert T. Primo July 3, 1935 – September 29, 2022.
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