Time Traveling Tonya GoKidGo
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- Kids & Family
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Step into the exciting world of Tonya Infinity, a smart and curious 8-year-old, and her best friend Gertie, a wise and witty 186-year-old Galapagos tortoise… who just happens to have a special time traveling shell.
Every episode of our magical podcast is an adventure into the fascinating past and Tonya has questions, lots of them! Good thing Gertie knows just where (and when) to find the answers. Together, they meet historical figures like Bessie Coleman, Maria Martinez, and Jackie Robinson to learn about their amazing accomplishments and see how they can help solve Tonya's present-day predicaments.
"Boring" is not in Tonya's vocabulary! She combines fun and laughter with real facts and historical quotes to create mini-history lessons that are as entertaining as they are educational.
If you love adventure, mystery, history, and time travel, then Time Traveling Tonya from GoKidGo is the podcast for you. Press play and let the journey begin!
Perfect for kids 5-10 years old or any curious minds that love to learn and laugh.
Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Remember, the past is just a click away!
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Dr. Rebekah Colberg Cabrera - “The Mother of Women’s Sports in Puerto Rico”
Join Tonya Infinity as she takes you to 1938 Puerto Rico to meet the legendary Dr. Rebekah Colberg Cabrera, hailed as "The Mother of Women's Sports in Puerto Rico." From discus to javelin, and from Puerto Rico to Panama City, experience the excitement of the Central American and Caribbean Games and discover how Dr. Rebekah's determination and skill paved the way for future generations of female athletes. This episode is a thrilling blend of sports, history, and girl power, perfect for young listeners eager to learn about influential figures in sports history.
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Ernest A. Hamwi
Join Tonya Infinity as she takes you back to the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition to meet Ernest A. Hamwi, the inventor of the ice cream cone! Discover the fascinating history of this beloved treat as Tonya and Gertie explore the fair, learning about the origins of the cone and its impact on American culture.
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Judy Gentile
Join Tonya Infinity and her 186-year-old Galapagos tortoise friend, Gertie, on a time-traveling adventure to learn about history's unsung heroes! In this episode, they meet Judy Gentile, a trailblazing advocate for people with disabilities. Despite facing her own challenges, Judy's determination and vision lead to significant changes at Michigan State University and beyond, paving the way for greater accessibility and rights for people with disabilities.
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Ted Fujita
When Tonya is scared during a tornado watch, Gertie takes her to meet the man who first studied tornados and invented the Fujita “F Scale”. The Japanese-American meteorologist research revolutionized the knowledge of storms and helped the aviation field. He became known as “Mr. Tornado”.
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Madam C.J. Walker
Join Tonya Infinity and her best friend Gertie on a time-traveling adventure to 1906 Denver, Colorado, to meet the inspiring Madam C.J. Walker. Tonya, an aspiring young entrepreneur, learns valuable business lessons from Madam Walker, the first female self-made millionaire in America. From humble beginnings, Madam Walker shares her journey of creating a successful line of hair care products for Black women, overcoming challenges, and becoming a savvy businesswoman. This episode is a perfect blend of history, inspiration, and fun, ideal for young listeners eager to learn about influential figures and the power of determination.
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Benjamin Franklin & America's First Volunteer Fire Station
Hop aboard this time-traveling adventure with Tonya Infinity and her best friend Gertie, the Galapagos tortoise, as they journey back to 1736 Philadelphia to meet Benjamin Franklin and explore America's first volunteer fire station. Discover how fires were fought before the invention of fire trucks and Dalmatians, and learn about Franklin's ingenious contributions to fire safety and the founding of the Union Fire Company. From horse-drawn fire engines to the origins of fire fighting techniques, join Tonya and Gertie as they uncover the history of fire service and the role of Dalmatians in fire stations. It's a historical ride filled with fun facts, laughter, and even a few Dalmatian puppies, proving that learning about the past can be as exciting as a fire truck siren!
Customer Reviews
My boys loved this!!!
This engaging series kept my young boys entertained for a long drive. They were captivated by the adventures and eagerly asked questions about the past. The storytelling is top-notch, and the educational content is seamlessly woven into exciting narratives. We can't wait for the next season! Highly recommended for families looking for an entertaining and educational listen.
Informative for kids
Time traveling is not real yet but IReally like it and it helps me learn about the past! and it helps me learn about Amadeus Mozart Scott Joplin etc. and it’s good for kids like me and it’s also enjoyable for grown-ups! 5 stars! and it’s also informative for me and my brother even if he does or does not like it I do and I’m 10 years old and I really also want to learn about Galapagos turtles so this is the greatest podcast I’ve ever listened to! (I like Tonya but I also like Gerry)
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