Mister Brown, have you ever told a lie and didn't get punished for it? Just because you did not get caught, doesn't mean you got away with it. Even if you lie or someone doesn't find out about something wrong that you did, you still know. Your conscience will beat you up inside and trust me, that is punishment. askmisterbrown.com

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How do you make yourself happy when you are feeling sad? Here is Mister Brown’s perspective on this question. askmisterbrown.com

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In this Kids Edition of Ask Mister Brown, Mister Brown answers students’ questions about what to do when you don’t want to say ‘sorry’, how to handle being nervous, and what to do when you’ve ‘messed up’. See what Mister Brown has to say… Hint: it all comes down to Choices. askmisterbrown.com

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In this Kids Edition of Ask Mister Brown, Mister Brown answers students’ questions about how to become a better person, what to do with annoying siblings, and telling the truth, even when it’s hard. Listen to what Mister Brown has to say… Hint: it all comes down to Choices. askmisterbrown.com

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Mister Brown, how do you calm down when you get mad? Do you ever get really, really, really, upset? A tip for calming down from Mister Brown. askmisterbrown.com

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This Ask Mister Brown question came in from a girl named Talaysha. She asked: "How do I control my actions?" That's a great question because if you don't learn to control your own actions, someone else will have to do it for you. askmisterbrown.com

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"Mister Brown, why do I have to go to school?" I can relate. I asked the same question when I was a kid. Sometimes you have to do things you don't want to do, to become the person you want to become.

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If you’re new here, welcome to Ask Mister Brown Kids Edition, where I give my perspective on your questions.

I travel the country speaking to kids, teens, parents, and educators about one powerful idea: when you make better choices you will live a better life. My goal with this podcast is to give young people a place where they can ask real questions and hear honest perspectives.

This episode introduces the podcast and explains how students can send in their own questions. Whether it’s about listening to parents, handling frustration, or making good decisions, I want this space to help kids think, grow, and choose wisely.

Parents and educators can listen with their students in the car, during class discussions, or while doing chores at home.

Remember: When you make better choices you will live a better life. So choose well. Oh yeah!

Watch now, and then discuss the message with your students.

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