Podcast Media Kit
Raising Empowered Creators
with Less Screens
& More Imagination.
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This is the podcast media page for Bradley T. Morris, creator of Majik Kids:
An artist-powered, fair-pay, audio entertainment and creative learning studio that is helping parents raise empowered creators with less screens and more imagination, creativity and connection. We also help parents reconnect with their own inner kids, by connecting more with their kids.
Meet Bradley T. Morris
Creative Director, Majik-Maker, Author
Hi, I’m Bradley T. Morris and for over 20 years, I have worked at the intersection of education, entertainment, inspiration and transformation through my consulting company and creative agency Majik Media. I have done everything from viral videos, to binge-worthy courses, comedy commercials, transformational retreats and a world-class audio meditation library that supports millions of meditators.
I have helped build dozens of online schools, mentored thousands of entrepreneurs and co-founded Majik Kids with my wife, Celeste and son, Sauryn, because we saw a massive need for screen-free audio entertainment that aligned with our values.
The Majik Kids Back Story:
When our son, Sauryn was 3.5, our family went through an exhausting move. Two months of boxes, stress, and disruption, and for the first time, screens quietly became part of our daily rhythm. Almost immediately, we noticed a dramatic change in our son. His joy dipped. His nervous system was dysregulated. More tantrums. Less giggles. And all he wanted was another show. Truthfully, it was alike living with a little addict. Once we were settled into the new home, we cut him off screens cold turkey.
Instead, we introduced audio stories while he drew, built, moved, and played. The shift was dramatic. His imagination came back online. He could stay engaged in creative activities for long stretches, and to our surprise, he retained everything! That sold us on audio as the way.
He’s 9.5 now and still only watches 1 show/week. He doesn’t complain. His default state is curious, creative, and grounded. He reads 2+ hours most days.
That experience when he was 3—combined with my 20+ year background running a creative agency (MajikMedia.com) is what led us to build Majik Kids.
We’re a fair-pay, artist-powered, audio entertainment & creative learning studio; creating cinematic “Movies for the Ears”—audio stories, music, and imagination meditations designed to help kids grow up as empowered creators, not screen zombies.
We’re also unschoolers, raising our son in creative, unorthodox, family-centered ways. Not perfect. Just intentional (and joyful). Our kiddo has been a creative director in our biz since day one, and has co-written 23 stories and 30+ comedy commercials (so far).
In 2024, we also launched a new sport called Play Chi Ball – which is a fast, fun, flow-inducing handball game that you can play anywhere, with anyone.
Let's Bring the Majik Back!
Majik Kids in numbers
18
Illustrated Books
60+
Cinematic Audio Stories
300+
Contributing Artists
1000+
Songs & Meditations
1500+
App Subscribers
🎧 Podcast & Interview Topics
1. Raising Empowered Creators (instead of Passive Consumers)
2. Live with Less Screens & More Imagination, Creativity & Connection
3. Understanding what Screen-Use Does to Kid’s Nervous Systems
4. What Unschooling & Childled Learning Looks Like in Real Life
5. How Parents Can Reclaim Calm, Connection & Togetherness at Home
Who Bradley Is a Great Fit For
Parenting podcasts
Education & homeschooling shows
Conscious business & entrepreneurship
Creativity, storytelling, or wellness podcasts
Values-based conversations
Tech-skeptical or digital-wellbeing shows
Downloadable Media Assets
Download graphics below as well as a pre-written show intro you can use in your podcast:
Our guest today is Bradley T. Morris, a creative entrepreneur and the co-founder of Majik Kids, a screen-free audio platform for children. With over 20 years of experience building courses, media, and transformational experiences through his agency, Majik Media, Bradley brings a unique blend of storytelling, creativity, and conscious parenting to everything he does. He and his family created Majik Kids after discovering how powerful audio stories can be in helping kids thrive without screens—and that’s what we’re diving into today.
Pre-written emails
Feel free to edit for your voice or combine lines from multiple versions.
Email 1
Subject: An upcoming conversation about imagination, kids & life beyond screens
Coming up on the podcast: a thoughtful and inspiring conversation with Bradley T. Morris, co-founder of Majik Kids.
Bradley has spent over 20 years working at the intersection of education, creativity, and transformation—and in this episode, we explore how audio storytelling can help kids develop focus, emotional regulation, and imagination without relying on screens.
We talk about conscious parenting, creativity, building values-aligned media, and what families actually need in a noisy digital age.
The episode is coming soon—stay tuned.
[Host Name]
Email 2
Subject: What happened when one family turned off the screens
What happens when a family turns off screens—and replaces them with stories?
In an upcoming episode, I’m joined by Bradley T. Morris, co-founder of Majik Kids, who shares the personal story that led his family to rethink media, childhood, and imagination altogether.
We talk about what they noticed when screens entered their home, the unexpected transformation that happened when they removed them, and how that experience grew into Majik Kids—a screen-free audio platform helping children grow up curious, creative, and grounded.
This conversation is honest, hopeful, and full of practical insight for parents navigating modern childhood.
Episode coming soon.
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[Host Name]
Bringing the Majik back, one Story at a time!
Enjoy New stories, Music & Meditations every Saturday morning!
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Majik Kids is part of a growing movement to reclaim imagination, presence, and play in childhood. Bradley’s work invites families to step away from screens and back into stories, curiosity, and connection. These conversations aren’t about guilt or fear. They’re about possibility, joy, and remembering what truly nourishes kids (and grown-ups).
