Do you remember waking up early just to catch your favorite PBS Kids show before school? Or sitting a little too close to the TV while the theme song played? This episode of Q’talk is a full-on trip back to that feeling.We’re talking about the shows that raised us — the ones that taught us how to read, how to be kind, how to be curious, and maybe even how to handle big feelings. From Arthur and Sesame Street to Reading Rainbow and Mr.Rogers' Neighborhood, these weren’t just shows. They were part of our routine. Part of our families. Part of who we became. There’s something special about PBS Kids. It wasn’t loud or flashy. It didn’t need to be. It felt safe. Thoughtful. Intentional. And now, seeing the next generation grow up with shows like Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood feels like watching that same heart carry forward. If PBS Kids was part of your childhood, this episode will feel like coming home. What was your go-to show? Let us know in the comments — we’d love to hear your memorie...