"Recess Therapy," where little kids answer big questions

[@jalabi99]

"Where does money come from?" "The dollar store." I mean, it makes perfect sense!

[@burdenernie6050]

Perfect cents.

[@shokojimhollingsworth3940]

Quarters come from the ground sometimes... also checks out!

[@maungl]

What a wonderful, young man! I hope he gets a show!! This makes me so happy. 🙂

[@Saxxin1]

I hope he get's investigated.

[@paulaortega3756]

As a grandma to a 7-year old, I have been blessed with some of the wisest words from her. I cherish those, and her.💜

[@SarahMichelle777]

This is yet another reason why I love being a kindergarten teacher. I love hanging out with the kids and recess and talking to them about things like this. ❤️

[@phyllispetras3369]

60 years ago my son had as his safety lesson this: " Always be a sidewalker, don't be a street walker!!!" Good advice!!!! I still have that picture he drew!

[@nerdgeekcosplay909]

This is why I’m studying to be a teacher

[@AbhinavTheNewYorkVyonder2K4]

yes

[@robynw77ify]

This is why I taught kids for 30 years!! They are amazing!

[@yvonnemurray5537]

And thank you for having been a teacher…hard job I’m sure. Have a feeling that you continue to teach…maybe not in a classroom…but in your “sphere of influence”

[@robynw77ify]

@@yvonnemurray5537 I want to thank you for your comment and total compliment! I had to stop because I had very aggressive chemotherapy which brought on some challenging autoimmune diseases. I still hear from many of my students and love them all!! They have given me so much in life. You touched my heart in such a powerful way. I do continue to teach and the fact that you took the time to text that message showed me who you are. God bless you. If you ever need a friend, I am here. Thank you, Yvonne Murray. ❤️

[@gardensofthegods]

But don't you think this guy is overlooking a lot of kids to interview if he's only choosing the ones who are dressed to certain way or seem outgoing and upbeat ?

[@lovesyah4618]

All adorable and wise. Bless their hearts 🙏🏽😊

[@ediebaxter6194]

Thank y'all for doing this. Kids are very informative what they are going to say. God bless him and the kids.

[@MegInWhispers]

i love Recess Therapy! always so fun to watch and truly feels uplifting. the editing is also always on point. Julian is a great host!!

[@vernelledouglas1801]

Yes, children are amazing! I speak as a person who has a sibling, little cousins and childhood friends, been a teacher for twenty years and was a child once. Nothing like little children!!

[@islot40]

Thank you, thank you for reposting these stories on KZbin. I look forward to this show every Sunday but often the wind plays havoc with my antenna (such as today) which makes it unwatchable. This is one of my favorite shows. You do such a great job!!

[@daimonmarioperez9501]

Children are born with an inner value. That over time can be eroded . If nurtured the right way. As these children are. They are capable of bringing more love and understanding, To this crazy mixed up world we live in today ...

[@amrikaramlagan9181]

NYC kids are the best I'm glad I spent my childhood there

[@lynnyhen]

I love Shapiro Barnum...he remembers what it was like to be a kid!

[@rr7firefly]

This is definitely encouraging to those of us who hear so much bad news every day. Sometimes, before I turn in, I listen to BBC News at 10:00 pm on NPR. Terrible situations all over the world. Plus disturbing environmental problems. I hope that each of these youngsters has a better world instead of the one that we have been warned about. Bravo to Julian S Barnum.

[@philipciaffa6643]

Great segment from Nancy Giles and her team! As discussed in "South Pacific", "you've got to be carefully taught." These children have gotten off to a better start. May they retain some of those positive qualities and values, and not let others drag them down.

[@MysterSer333]

This brought a little weight off my heart with a tear from my eye. Kids rule.

[@doriwilson6991]

Some of these kids are so intellectual. I love their answers.

[@sooz9433]

I love this kind of video!! Anything to do with kids talking about their thoughts, feelings or wishes and hopes make my day. Their intelligence is totally stunning sometimes.

[@maryannkochanski5777]

What an incredible program that this guy came up with. Child’s just tell the truth!

[@ericmarvin5926]

I know that's right!

[@mariat6171]

He did not come up with anything he copied Art Linkletter show that was on from 1952-1969 and did a segment everyday on it called Kids say the Darndest Things & Candid Camera use to do this alot.

[@llamaArdiente]

1:19 Do you eat meat...? Yeah I'm a red head.. 😅🤣😂

[@stephanijustice1682]

Dude, you are a hero.

[@cesmith48]

Remember Art Linkletter? "Kids Say the Darnest things."

[@maggiemacha5552]

Thank you CBS Sunday morning 🌞 I enjoyed this segment very much and I intend to subscribe to Recess Therapy! I've been a big fan of CBS Sunday morning for many years. I appreciate this You Tube channel since in the last 7years I haven't been able to afford cable!

[@katywaldrop5036]

I'm so glad you've made it big Julian!! You and the kids are so awesome💙💙💙

[@Marcel_Audubon]

just missed the corn craze

[@majoeolkay3724]

I love Julian! He is just pure light! 💛

[@TheresaPowers]

what a load of bs.

[@edinaoconnor5561]

I love this!!🥰

[@docmccoy95]

Thank you.

[@2006glg]

...because being a redhead equates to being a carnivore. Naturally. 😂😂 I love kids this age.

[@janr2289]

this show helps me a lot.

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

The best way to learn from your differences is to start with your common foundation. For all the differences that you think you might have you'll find as you grow older those differences are usually almost insignificant It's best to focus on what you have in common than what you don't have in common

[@9liveslisa]

We all should listen more to kids. We just might learn something.

[@tahjjj1488]

“We can’t change the past but we can change the future.” Out of the mouths of babes.

[@kareneide]

I have never heard of him. Maybe I’ll look into it.

[@michaelkerr9942]

Teach your children well...

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Just too cute..

[@shawnlivers2757]

I LOVE THIS...priceless!

[@kazgoose]

Amazing

[@kristiLB93]

Oh so cool! Gonna look him up and support his channel.

[@lexxusrxnymo]

Kids are so honest at that age 🥰🥰🥰

[@MeMeDaVinci]

If I knew it was this easy to create a show,vi would have done it years ago.

[@alro11]

HUGE FAN! thx for featuring💚💜

[@belindamendieta6247]

I think the poibt was missed. These kids are great but who did they learn this from? Parents, teachers, friends religious leaders, social media, etc. We have to make sure that the kids are being surrounded by and taught by the correct influencers. Good show here!

[@PantherMom512]

I have no idea how many hours of work this represents. But he's got some serious gems from these small people! They are brilliant 🥳🦨

[@HappyComfort]

Awesome 👏🥳🥳🥳🥳🌷💝

[@Omfgitsrene]

I have the biggest crush on him. 😻

[@bennyboogenheimer4553]

I tried this at a housing project. Nobody wants to see real poverty. Also nothing about an single childless adult male in a kids playground? No one asked any questions?

[@wolflarson71]

2:53 the kid from The Shining. "Redrum"

[@alexwells9948]

5:05 Ahead A cruise ship sold

[@koleyw932]

Dash will be a philosopher.

[@baandoptager]

At first I was like where in Brooklyn is this playground but then I saw sandboxes and realized it couldn't be in Brooklyn, cuz Brooklyn can't have nice things. But It's probably Prospect Park, the only place that has.

[@samboescondido5609]

2:02 LITTLE LIZ LEMON!!

[@evilish888]

Hello world, pay close attention

[@gardensofthegods]

Sounds like he's deliberately overlooking a lot of kids if he's going by how they're dressed and if they look like they're energetic or outgoing .

[@Toughmittens]

He’s letting us know that he only pursues kids that look like they want the attention, because it could be upsetting to a kid that just wants to blend in

[@leeboriack8054]

What lucky find this show is.

[@belindamendieta6247]

Sorry "point" is the word i misspelled!

[@apiotales]

Even kids want to change climate but politicians...nvm

[@mariat6171]

Julian picks the kids by how they are dressed (which is down to their parents) and if they are outgoing. He took an old format and is using modern definition of who is worth watching - he needs to expand his view.

[@velmex12]

Glad they are getting out of NYC. They need to find out not all kids think like NYC kids.

[@cajunpeach7710]

Out of the mouths of babes....

[@anidiquaojala1804]

💞💞💞

[@larrysouthern5098]

Sad to say it... But these kids make a whole lot more sense than a certain high level official in Washinton DC.....at least they all love ice cream!!! That's a start!!!!

[@janetpattison8474]

Very cute… however, taking it to another level, I must ask, Why select interviewees based on clothes? Do a comparison, when u ask plainly dressed children the same questions you ask of very colorfully dressed kids., what if any, are the differences in their answers? Are the plainly dressed kids “dull”? Are they less articulate than brightly dressed kids? Do they actually have less imagination? What factors impact the way a child dresses? The clothing options that are available? Do they also have dull parents? Do less imaginative kids, with dull clothes on, live in less affluent environments? Have you ever interviewed kids that live in homeless shelters, or kids who are in the foster care system? So many questions…so little time for what actually matters.

[@jackmorrison7379]

Ha! Talk about a non-representative person talking to a (word he would use) curated group of children. Brooklyn gentrified white yuppie culture and children of the black middle class. Artisanal mayo, anyone? He sure isn't Art Linklater or THE Mr. Rogers. Let him leave the echo chamber and get out and interview children whose parents have not been to the Great Wall or European museums and do not have a lifetime subscription to NPR. People who listen to country music, shop in big box stores, went to second tier colleges or no college, and actually own cars (oh the horror!). Until their children worry about the planet or other weighty things, you are preaching to the already converted.

[@TheresaPowers]

npr is taxpayer funded but it is a fake news liberal lying machine.

[@lochan8180]

"And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before God, and books were opened. And another book was opened, which is the Book of Life. And the dead were judged according to their works, by the things which were written in the books. The sea gave up the dead who were in it, and Death and Hades delivered up the dead who were in them. And they were judged, each one according to his works. Then Death and Hades were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. And anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire." (REVELATION 20:12-15 NKJV) Today, while you are still alive and able, may you repent from your sins, believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that JESUS CHRIST is your Lord and Savior, so that through Him, your name will be written in the Book of Life. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved." (JOHN 3:16-17 NKJV) JESUS LOVES YOU. HE DIED ON THE CROSS SO THAT YOU MAY HAVE LIFE. Please do not ever forget that.

[@ellensteele1743]

They sound like liberal kids. Notice how he didn't ask green questions.

[@CC100W]

Definitely some Jared from Subway vibes with this guy…

[@RealMTBAddict]

Worst idea ever asking kids anything.

[@cesmith48]

There have been numerous shows talking to kids. Steve Harvey Art Linkletter Sesame Street Children have plenty to say.

[@user-ei8go8og5g]

So weird that there’s so much resentment or hostility towards literal children. You’re acting like he’s registering them to vote

[@sunshine3914]

Rich coming from an antichoice.

[@crystlelakefarm1254]

You're just jealous because no one took you seriously or listened to you when you were a kid