Kojo For Kids welcomes Washington Post personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary to the show on Monday, November 16 at 12:30. Listen live by streaming the show on this page or by tuning in to 88.5 FM in the Washington, D.C. region. Kids can call in with questions at 800-433-8850.
Should a kid get an allowance? Should a teen get a job? What’s the difference between a smart purchase and a waste of cash?
We invite young people to bring their toughest money questions to Kojo For Kids, where guest Michelle Singletary will share her expertise on saving and spending.
Author of the syndicated “Color of Money” column for The Washington Post, Singletary first learned about personal finance from Big Mama, her penny-pinching grandmother and the inspiration for much of what she preaches today in her column, on television and in her best-selling books.
What’s your money question?
All kids and teens are invited to call in but we’ll also be hearing from the students from our school of the week, Anacostia High School.
This show is part of the “Kojo For Kids” series, a Kojo Nnamdi Show segment featuring guests of special interest to young listeners. Though Kojo has been on WAMU 88.5 for 20 years, this is the first time he has had the opportunity to reach out to an audience of kids, most of whom until recently had been in school during our live broadcast. We’re excited to hear from our youngest listeners! Join us!
Produced by Lauren Markoe
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