Pajama Party feat. Ziggy Marley. Part 2

📖 The pajama party continues—and now it’s storytime with Ziggy Marley! In this heartwarming episode of the Lingokids Podcast, Ziggy reads his new picture book, Pajammin’, inspired by his father Bob Marley’s classic song Jamming.

Snuggled into their pillow nests, the Lingokids friends listen as Ziggy brings the magic of music, togetherness, and imagination to life through rhythm, rhyme, and joy. 🎵💫

🎧 A perfect bedtime episode to wind down the day with warmth, laughter, and a whole lot of heart.

Episode Transcript

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
Welcome to Stories for Kids by Lingo Kids, where we
discover fascinating facts about the world around us and the
fun of play learning. Today, the Lingo Kids gang are
having a pajama party and our very special guest, Ziggy Marley,
is about to read them a bedtime story. Ziggy Marley
is a nine time Grammy Winner, Emmy winner, musician, producer, humanitarian,

(00:27):
and author with a long history of creating for kids
and families. You might know his books I Love You Too,
My Dog Romeo and Music Is In Everything. He's also
the eldest son of reggae legends Bob and Rita Marley.
He's everyone snaggled into their pillow. Neist. Yeah, it's so cozy, okay, Ziggy,

(00:51):
We are all ready for a story.

Speaker 2 (00:54):
All right, guys. This is Pajamin And it's inspired by
a song by my father called Jamming. And it's illustrated
by Letitia Moreno and it's by me.

Speaker 1 (01:05):
I like it already.

Speaker 2 (01:07):
It started in the day, way before sleepy time. The
excitement was building for a very jamming filmed occasion. Plans
were made the invite scent Today's here and tonight is
next the perfect time to do this thing. It's a
no tradition. But Jamin, there is no when there is

(01:33):
no how we can start the party. Now I sit
waiting for the sun to set. Then I take a
bath and get all dressed, mix and matching colors. We
can help each other through poka dots or stripes. You
can wear whatever you like, superheroes, dolls, soccer balls. It

(01:57):
doesn't matter because we're pajaming. I'm pajamin with you. We're pajamining,
and I hope you like pajamin to be read for
a night of fluffies off pillow fights. We will do
the right to everyone's delights. beIN flashlight tag hunting with

(02:20):
my scavenger bag. I tell you are the close to
the gold in a game called hot or Cold. Just
pair feet are in your socks. It doesn't matter how
you rock a musical jam with puts and pants. That's
when the place goes crazy. We're pajaming pajamin. To the

(02:43):
break of dawn, we're pajamining pajamin. No time to yawn.
The moon has arrived, which its crescent shape. But slumber
can wait for another date, because now it's for playing.
While the sun is asleep, we stay awake and let
our imaginations speak a game playing storytelling song, singing, can

(03:10):
having pajamin. We're pajaming. I'll go pajaming with you. We're
pajamin and I hope like pajamin too. We're pajaming it.
Pajaminers a thing of the past. We're pajamining, and I
know Pajamin's gonna last. New rules to remember, beds are

(03:33):
for jumping, she'd surf a tense you can stay up
past ten. Ah, we hope it never ends. Okay, Now
it's time to crash after late night snack, lie in
the sleeping by, chill and relax. One more book before
lights out. One more time, let's scream and shout. We're pajamining.

(04:00):
I'm pajaming with you. We're pajamining, and I know you
like pajamin too, telling stories. Everything's all right. Last one awake,
turn off the lights. After a while we hit disease
and later, then sooner, we're fast asleep, dreaming of the
next time we meet, when we will dance to the

(04:22):
pajamin beat. Tomorrow, the sun will rise again. We will
all smile again. Laughter will fill the air again. Some
joyful voices singing pajaming.

Speaker 1 (04:38):
Thank you, Ziggy, that was a great story. Pilly is
already asleep.

Speaker 2 (04:48):
Well, I'm not sleepy at all.

Speaker 1 (04:51):
Neither am I.

Speaker 2 (04:53):
I'm just resting my head because this pillow is so soft.

Speaker 1 (04:59):
I just how can you get my teddy? I'm just
cresting my eyes for a second. Me too, well, Lingo
Kids listeners, Today we join the Lingo Kids Friends for

(05:20):
a pajama party. After a night full of fun and
games and music, Ziggy Marley read us a story, and
everyone fell asleep in their cozy pillow nests. Join us
next time to continue play learning together. Night Night, Lingo
Kids Friends. I'm trying to sleep