The Family Frequency with Fyütch and Aura V

Grammy-Nominated Daddy Daughter Duo | Fyütch & Aura V

Fyütch & Aura V discuss their Grammy-Nominated Children's Album 'Harmony' and the stories behind each song.

Rissi Palmer talks Color Me Country Radio and Childhood dreams

Ep. 5 of the Family Frequency Podcast, Fyütch & Aura V chat with Rissi Palmer, southern soul singer, songwriter and host of Color Me Country Radio show about her childhood singing dreams turned reality and advocating for Black artists in country music.

Genevieve Goings on Disney, Choo Choo Soul & Coaching Young Stars

Genevieve Goings is a singer and actress known for her role on Disney Choo Choo Soul and now a Grammy recognized Children's music performer that coaches the next generation of child stars. We chat about her journey, career highlights, and play some games.

Ashli St. Armant (Jazzy Ash) on Children's Music, Viva Durant, & Black History

Ashli St. Armant aka Jazzy Ash is a children's music artist, author, playwright and so much more. We chat about her Viva Durant book series, North: The Musical, and creative childhood.

Astrophysicist Dr. Moiya McTier on Space, Science, and Storytelling

In Ep 2 of The Family Frequency Podcast, host Fyütch and his daughter Aura V explore the wonders of space, science, and storytelling with astrophysicist Dr. Moiya McTier. They discuss fascinating topics like the possibility of aliens, the beauty of stargazing, and how storytelling helps make science more accessible. Dr. McTier shares her journey as an astrophysicist, fun facts about the universe, and inspiring life advice, encouraging listeners to dream big and think beyond themselves. Packed with trivia, personal anecdotes, and the joy of learning, this episode is perfect for curious minds of all ages. *Astrophysics covers everything in space, including Earth. *Dark matter and dark energy are often confused but are different. *Stargazing is becoming harder due to light pollution. *There are potentially billions of planets in the universe. *The moon is moving away from Earth each year. *Aliens are likely out there, given the vastness of the universe. *Science shows can inspire curiosity in children. *Music and storytelling are powerful tools for education. *Understanding space can help us appreciate our place in the universe. *Life advice: 'Imagine beyond yourself.'