In this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Susie Jaramillo from Encantos and Canticos club, for a fascinating chat on how they are using NFTs to empower content creators, and to help kids learn.

Our guest, Susie Jaramillo, is a Venezuelan born, Emmy nominated artists with a long history of empowering kids through education. She is the Co-Founder of Encantos, a Public Benefit Corporation and storyteaching platform to educate and inspire kids, and Canticos Club, an NFT project that is empowering creators who help kids learn.

Today, we talk about her work with Encantos and Canticos Club, the importance of community in web3, and some advice for newcomers looking to break into the space.

About Encantos and Canticos Club

The Encantos app brings the storyverse to life and uses technology to help customize the experience so that our worlds grow as your children do. But just as learning shouldn’t stop in the classroom, storyteaching doesn’t stop with our app.
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By fusing physical and digital experiences, we expand our storyworlds to meet kids where they are, with the kinds of tools they love. Animated series, books, songs, apps, games, puzzles, and other products encourage kids to continue learning through play, curiosity, and engagement.

Canticos Club, a collection of 10,000 unique NFTs, is Encanto’s first project in the metaverse.

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Episode 38 - Using NFTs to empower content creators and help kids learn, ft. Susie Jaramillo

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