Zhoriél Tapo

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Zhoriél Tapo lives in Louisiana and was born in 2008.

  • Zhoriél enjoys acting, playing volleyball and the violin, and singing in a children’s choir.
  • She wants to be a dermatologist.
  • Her favorite book is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.

“No matter your age, you can make a difference.”

Zhoriél Tapo

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In the Kitchen With Chef Emeril

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December 15th, 2021

The renowned chef describes his love of cooking and some of his favorite childhood dishes. 

A Read-Aloud With J.K. Rowling

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December 7th, 2021

A virtual event featuring the best-selling author’s latest book, The Christmas Pig, airs on December 8. 

“The Kids Tonight Show” Debuts

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October 14th, 2021

Our Kid Reporter talks with the young co-hosts of a new show from NBCUniversal. 

Portraits of Power

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September 2nd, 2021

Our Kid Reporter talks with Tyler Gordon, a 15-year-old artist from California whose new book showcases the portraits he created of people who inspire him. 

Heading Back to School in Louisiana

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August 18th, 2021

With fewer than 40% of the state’s residents vaccinated, students return to their classroom uneasily. 

Learning About Government in Louisiana

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June 25th, 2021

A unique Fellows Programs allows college students to better understand how government policies affect our daily lives. 

A Shot in the Arm

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May 18th, 2021

Our Kid Reporter in Louisiana gets the vaccine that protects against COVID-19. 

Celebrating National Poetry Month

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April 15th, 2021

“Read, read, read,” says Louisiana Poet Laureate John Warner Smith. 

Meet Waffles and Mochi

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March 17th, 2021

In a new Netflix series, former First Lady Michelle Obama introduces young viewers to two lovable characters who learn about food by exploring the world.  

A New Mardi Gras Tradition

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February 12th, 2021

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, festive parades will not take place in Louisiana this year. Instead, people are creating a new tradition. 

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