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In this Ask Mister Brown Kids, Ahri asks a brave question:
How do I share my feelings with my parents without making them mad?
I talk honestly from both a kid’s and a parent’s perspective, and I share a real story about a child who spoke up respectfully even when it felt risky. Sometimes parents get emotional. Sometimes they don’t react the way we hope. But learning how to express yourself with kindness still matters
This episode is about advocating for yourself, speaking with respect, and remembering that while you can’t control others, you can control how you show up.
Watch now, talk it over with your students or family, and ask yourself: What would I do?
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Going to bed sounds simple, but is it? In this Ask Mister Brown, I respond to Rachel’s question about the best way to go to bed. I talk honestly about routines, screens, food, and why so many of us, kids and adults, are running on empty. This video is about learning how to slow down, take care of our bodies, and make better choices so we can live better lives. Watch now, and ask yourself: what’s your bedtime routine really like? askmisterbrown.com

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In this Ask Mister Brown Kids Edition, I answer a question from a fifth-grade teacher about video games. I’m not against gaming, but I do believe moderation matters. Too much of anything can be harmful. I talk about choosing games that build skills instead of ones that desensitize us to violence. This is a conversation worth having with kids as they learn to protect their minds and make better choices. Watch now and ask yourself, what do you think of video games? askmisterbrown.com

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People often ask me, “Mister Brown, how does it feel to be famous?” The truth is — I don’t want to be famous. I want to make an impact.
In this video, I share my experience speaking at Folsom Middle School, giving out free T-shirts, and reminding students (and myself) that fame fades, but responsibility lasts. Social media might tempt us to chase likes and followers, but real value comes from making better choices and living better lives.
I’m not perfect, and I don’t pretend to be. But I believe each of us can choose to take responsibility for who we are — and that’s what really matters.
Watch now and discuss this with your students: What matters more — being famous or being responsible? askmisterbrown.com

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After speaking to students, my work isn’t over. In this video, I share what life really looks like on the road, bringing my own meals, working out at the hotel, and choosing rest over late nights. It’s not glamorous, but it’s meaningful. Watch now and ask yourself: What choices are you making when no one is watching? askmisterbrown.com

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I get asked about this a lot: Why do you like to help kids with advice? What got you started helping kids? I like to help empower kids to make their own choices. askmisterbrown.com

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In this episode of Ask Mister Brown Kids, Bentley asks me what my favorite shoe brand is and honestly, it’s the one that’s on sale! Growing up, I learned the value of saving money and not chasing name brands just to feel important. Yes, I’ve got some Jordans, but I got every pair at a discount.
In this video, I share why confidence shouldn’t come from the logo on your shoe, but from who you are. If kids can learn that early, they’ll make better choices with their money and their mindset.
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