Kids Can Start Summer with SiriusXM's "Camp KPL" - the virtual summer camp - on June 1

NEW YORK, May 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- SiriusXM's Kids Place Live announced the launch of "Camp KPL", a series of fun at home summer camp activities and projects, upbeat family-friendly music and more, beginning on Monday, June 1 and running throughout the summer. "Camp KPL" on SiriusXM's Kids Place Live channel will air weekdays from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm ET, and each show will be available On Demand for two weeks.

With some summer camps cancelled due to coronavirus concerns, "Camp KPL" on Kids Place Live gives children and their families a virtual worry-free option to stay home, explore new activities outside, get creative and remain active all summer long. It's hard for kids to imagine a summer without friends, outdoor fun and the freedom that comes with camp. The hosts of Kids Place Live are here to bring joy to your backyard or living room by expanding your ideas about summer playtime and how to make the most out of these unique circumstances.

"Camp KPL" contributors will consist of all Kids Place Live hosts who will lead virtual activities, expanding imaginations through theater of the mind and will take call-ins from listeners. Other features include daily story time; a mix of recorded and new stories, a kid's comedy club where children can call in to tell their favorite jokes, and daily missions from award-winning Kids Place Live host, Absolutely Mindy. Mindy's missions include fun daily tasks kids can do at home rain or shine.

Listeners can also hear Grammy award-winning kids' musicians and outdoor experts The Okee Dokee Brothers share songs and ideas for safe summertime activities kids and families can do, including cleaning up a neighborhood park, birdwatching, picnicking and more.

The challenge of trying to become a record-breaker is a fun way to keep kids entertained at home, and "Camp KPL's" segment "At-Home Challenges with GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™", includes a collection of world records kids and families can try safely at home.

"The cancellation of in-person camps has been a major blow for parents and children across the country. With Camp KPL we are filling the summer void with fun, engaging experiences that are available On Demand and don't involve staring at a screen," said Megan Liberman, SiriusXM's Senior Vice President of News, Talk, and Entertainment Programming.

SiriusXM's Kids Place Live also offers parents a simple solution to summertime cabin fever with "Instant Naptime", a 5-hour loop of lullaby songs curated by Kids Place Live. The channel has always played lullaby music during the overnight hours, but this is a soothing way families can access it On Demand at any time on the SiriusXM app.

SiriusXM Kids Place Live is the ultimate entertainment platform for children, an oasis that families can rely on for fun, learning and laughs, available to subscribers nationwide on SiriusXM radios (ch. 78). SiriusXM is now offering listeners its best streaming offer yet: Sign up to stream SiriusXM for 4 months free with a new subscription. To see offer details and to start listening on the SiriusXM app, on connected devices and smart speakers in your home, go to www.siriusxm.com/homefree.

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