Don't Feed The Lion: Bianna Golodryga and Yonit Levi
Dr. Phil sits down with CNN’s Bianna Golodryga and Israel’s Yonit Levi to discuss “Don’t Feed the Lion,” the urgently needed middle-grade novel giving kids and parents the tools to recognize and respond to antisemitism, bias, and hate before it takes root.
Buy The Book Now: Don’t Feed the Lion: https://bit.ly/4nPlw8H
Award-winning journalists Bianna Golodryga and Yonit Levi join Dr. Phil to discuss their groundbreaking middle-grade novel, Don’t Feed the Lion, a story created to help children understand antisemitism, bullying, and bias at the age they’re first exposed to it.
Both mothers and global reporters, Bianna and Yonit reveal why they wrote the book now, how October 7 reshaped conversations worldwide, and why middle graders urgently need language, context, and confidence to navigate what they’re seeing online and in their schools.
Dr. Phil explores the psychology behind early prejudice, how kids internalize fear or confusion, and why providing “word power” is essential to preventing silence or freeze responses. The conversation highlights the emotional reality children face, the failure of many adults and institutions to confront hate clearly, and the power of storytelling to build empathy and allyship.
Connect With Yonit and Bianna:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/biannagolodryga/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yonitleviofficial/
Unholy Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/unholypodcast/
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The idea of giving kids and parents tools to recognize hate before it takes root really resonates. Stories have always been one of the best ways to start those hard conversations. I've been experimenting with image to image tools lately to create visual story prompts, and it's surprising how much easier it is to get kids talking when they have a picture in front of them. image to image
Really valuable post covering this important new middle‑grade novel. Don’t Feed the Lion fills such a critical gap, helping children and parents talk openly about prejudice, bullying and antisemitism. It’s wonderful to see journalists‑turned‑mothers build storytelling tools that foster empathy and courage to stand up against hate. Great job sharing this impactful book and interview! --recordly
Mình làm nông ở ngoại thành Cao Bằng, mỗi sáng đều xem thời tiết Cao Bằng để quyết định công việc đồng áng trong ngày, đặc biệt là chăm sóc vườn cây ăn quả trên đồi. Trang hiển thị khả năng mưa và nhiệt độ theo giờ khá rõ, giúp quyết định nhanh có nên tưới nước hay tạm hoãn vì trời sắp mưa. Giao diện đơn giản, không mất nhiều thời gian làm quen dù mình không rành công nghệ lắm. Tốc độ tải nhanh, mở lên bằng điện thoại cũ ở vùng núi sóng yếu vẫn xem được bình thường. Từ khi dùng, việc chăm sóc vườn cây cũng chủ động hơn hẳn so với trước.
Interesting perspective. I’ve tried a few TTS tools recently, and anyspeech stands out for its voice quality.
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