Finding Raffi

On bad days and bathtubs. On assassination and puppetry. On the mad that you feel. 

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On kiddie pools and racism. On sharing a towel with Officer Clemmons. On how to say, and not to say, I love you.

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On not talking about it. On jocks. On talking about it. On religion. On feeling feelings.

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On phone calls with King Friday. On commencement speeches. On where to find answers. 

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On playing to the peanut gallery. On make believe. On what is essential, and where to find it.

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On making TV that matters. On being vulnerable on screen. On doing the actual work.

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On failure. On trying again. On doing enough.

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On growing up in the USSR. On loneliness and magic. On seeing and being seen.

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On being your best self. On the least of these. On the virtues of a cup of tea.

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On roller skating. On neighbor-hood. On love.

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Do you feel respected for who you are and what you believe in?

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Raffi is a captivating performer with the ability to hold an audience in the palm of his hands — even when it’s a roomful of distractible, temperamental kids. This clip from an upcoming episode of “Finding Raffi” offers a sample of this artist in action.

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Meet Raffi: Singer, philosopher, children’s champion, and fierce advocate for peace, happiness, and lifelong respect. From Fatherly and iHeartRadio, in partnership with Rococo Punch.

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How a musical experiment became the most iconic kids’ album of all time.

Guests in this episode:

• Ken Whiteley, award-winning multi-instrumentalist and producer
• Bert Simpson, senior associate at Troubadour Records
• Dr. Patricia Shehan Campbell, University of Washington School of Music

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When fame and fortune aren't enough, Raffi commits to protecting his innocent audience.

Guests in this episode:

• Susan Linn, psychologist, author of Consuming Kids, and founder of Campaign for Commercial-Free Childhood
• Michael Creber, Grammy-nominated musician and composer

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Meet David Suzuki and Severn Cullis-Suzuki, the father-daughter duo who opened Raffi’s eyes to the greatest crisis of our time.

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What if we didn’t put adults first? What if our policies and laws and individual actions were all for the kids? Raffi and Dr. Sharna Olfman describe a utopian vision. 

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