Peter Alsop‘s SONGS TO CHEW

Pluggin' Away 4

Hi!  Peter Alsop here with the fourth and final chapter of my PLUGGIN’ AWAY album.  My “Songs To Chew” podcast delivers songs that parents, teachers, and other human service professionals use to bring up and discuss ideas that get their kids thinking!  Requires adults to think too!  Feel free to go back and listen to ANY of the other chapters of my albums or songs from past episodes.  Just click on: peteralsop.podbean.com, then hit “follow” and Behold! Humor, caring and deep thoughts will emerge!

Pluggin' Away 3

         My free “Songs To Chew”  podcast is something folks have been sharing every week with their kids!  This week is the Chapter 3 of my Pluggin’ Away album for kids and families!  I think we’re just about to head out on a dangerous “Safari Thru My Sister’s Nose!”  (A Dr. Demento favorite!), Click on: peteralsop.podbean.com, then hit “follow” for a good time!  Come on along with us!

Pluggin' Away 2

      Peter Alsop here with today’s “SONGS TO CHEW” podcast, Chapter 2 of my PLUGGIN’ AWAY album.  It won a Best Children’s album award and comes with a booklet that helps parents, teachers, & other human service professionals talk with their kids about the topics that we bring up in each song.  Free weekly episodes for you and your kids, (and sometimes, just for you!) Click on: peteralsop.podbean.com, then hit “follow” ~ C’mon, try it!  (Then y’can share with your friends!)

Pluggin' Away 1

    Today’s Songs To Chew podcast is Chapter 1 of my PLUGGIN’ AWAY album for kids & families.  It starts with a Dad (me!) trying to get my daughter Willow to clean her room.  Sound familiar?  Pluggin’ Away songs cover self-worth, using our imagination, AIDS, hopes, fears & disabilities.  C’mon in!  This podcast is free!  Click on: peteralsop.podbean.com, then “follow” ~ and every week you’ll receive a new episode!  Songs for kids & some just for grow-ups!  See ya there!

Low Flying Crows

      For today’s episode of my “Songs To Chew” podcast we’ll listen to my song “Low Flying Crows” from my Disciples Of PerFection album.  I wanted to write a song to share information I had about Monsanto’s use of Glyphosate in their Round Up, but I didn’t want to just name names, I felt like being poetic and metaphorical, so I used the image of crows. I certainly had not intended to villainize crows by making them the “bad guys” in this story, but crows have a reputation amongst farmers as thieves who steal the harvest and the seeds after they’ve been planted.  Check it out. My “Songs To Chew” podcast is free every week!  Click on this link: peteralsop.podbean.com, and “follow” and you’ll get weekly episodes!
 

Stayin' Over 4

        Hi!  I’m Peter Alsop, and on this week’s SONGS TO CHEW podcast, we’ve got the last Chapter of my “Stayin’ Over” album.  Don’t miss “Aaargh!”, the song sung by a perfect little kid who hopes to be a therapist someday, where the chorus is all screaming!  Or “Where Will I Go When I’m Dead And Gone?”, which has more that 200,000 views on YouTube!  Just click this link: ~ peteralsop.podbean.com, then click “follow” and each week you will get a new batch of songs for kids and sometimes songs just for grow-ups!  It’s all free.  See ya there!!

Stayin' Over 3

     Today is Chapter 3 of my “Stayin’ Over” album.  It won Best Children’s Album of the year from NAIRD & a Parent’s Choice Honors Award.  All the neighborhood kids are Stayin’ Over at my house for the night, having a great time singing, staying up late, and Honky Boy Pete drops in to play a couple of songs. You might want to listen to Chapters One and Two before you listen to Chapter Three, … but you don’t have to!  My “Songs To Chew” pod cast is free! To join us, click on this link: peteralsop.podbean.com, then click “follow” and every week I’ll send you a new episode!  Songs for kids and songs for grow-ups.  See ya there!

Stayin' Over 2

       On my SONGS TO CHEW podcast this week we’ll listen to Chapter Two of “Stayin’ Over”, and pick up with a song called “Dear Mr. President” written by an old friend of mine, Bob Blue.  He wrote tons of wonderful songs for kids.  This one he wrote way back in 1984 and it’s still very relevant today.