Four schoolmates.
Four extraordinary minds.
Mystery, friendship, and extraordinary abilities collide in Crossover Kids, an original serialized audio drama for kids ages 9–12 and their families.
Episodes 1 & 2 premiere September 28, 2026.
MEET THE CROSSOVER KIDS
Four very different schoolmates are about to discover that extraordinary abilities can appear when—and where—they’re least expected.
BRITTANY TORRES
THE ARTIST — Quick-witted and spirited, Brittany’s greatest adversary may just be Algebra 2.
MAX FINCH
THE ADMINISTRATOR — Small in stature, but a giant in the realm of laptop wizardry.
EVAN HARLEN
THE CONTENDER — A natural athlete and fierce competitor—and perhaps the only person unaware of his own popularity.
CALEB WINDER
THE WAYWARD — An untamed spirit with an intellect worthy of the world’s greatest detective.
ENTER THEIR WORLD
In the not-too-distant future, unusual mental abilities are beginning to emerge in ways no one fully understands. For Brittany, Max, Evan, and Caleb, an ordinary school year is about to become anything but ordinary.
Mysterious discoveries, unexpected dangers, and an unlikely AI companion will draw the four schoolmates into adventures that test not only their remarkable abilities, but also their friendship, courage, and judgment.
Some mysteries are meant to be solved. Others are only the beginning.
THE ADVENTURE BEGINS SEPt. 28
Episodes 1 & 2 premiere September 28. New episodes continue weekly beginning October 12.
OFFICIAL TRAILER
Get your first glimpse beyond the ordinary, where the mind may reach places the eyes cannot.
Follow Crossover Kids so you don’t miss Episodes 1 & 2 on September 28.
Available on: Spotify • YouTube • Apple Podcasts
ADVENTURE FOR KIDS & families.
Crossover Kids is an imaginative audio adventure created for kids ages 9–12 and their families—filled with mystery, humor, friendship, courage, and discovery.
Along the way, the characters sometimes make questionable choices, keep things from parents and other adults, and learn that doing what seems necessary in the moment can have consequences of its own. Those moments are part of the story—and may also give families something worth talking about together.
Stories kids can get lost in—and families can talk about together.