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Evie Asks

Evie Asks

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How are you? A question a lot of us hear or say everyday.

In this podcast Evie Pickerill invites children to really think about the answer to that question. Through fun movement, affirmations and breathing techniques we bring a moment of calm to the day as Evie Asks… How Are You?

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Episodes
  • The Worry Wiggle Worm

    The Worry Wiggle Worm
    Sep 30 2025

    Worries can feel squirmy and wriggly inside us - like little worry worms!


    In this movement-filled episode, Evie teaches the “Worry Worm Wiggle,” a fun dance to shake, stretch and wiggle those worries away.


    A joyful way to release tension and find calm again.

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    6 mins
  • The Change Train

    The Change Train
    Sep 30 2025

    Change can feel fast, bumpy and a little scary - but it can also lead to exciting new adventures!


    Hop aboard the Change Train with Evie, take a few calming breaths and discover how to ride through new beginnings with curiosity and courage.

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    4 mins
  • The Kindness Bubble

    The Kindness Bubble
    Sep 30 2025

    When feelings bubble up, it can be hard to know what to do.


    Join Puck the little mouse as Grandma teaches him about the Kindness Bubble - a soft, shimmering space where big feelings can slow down and kindness can grow.


    A gentle story to help children practice self-kindness and compassion for others.

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    6 mins
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