Our very first episode of Saturday Morning Tunes TV is all about sounds — sounds you can make with your mouth, that is.

We’ll learn how to beatbox with Mr. Root from Baby Beats, become a mouth trumpet expert with Victoria Vox, witness Sam Sessa’s super loud tongue snap and tooth kazoo, Hammer Time and Lisa Mathews Explains Everything.

It will be posted right here for on-demand viewing starting at 6 a.m. Saturday Sept. 26

Are you ready … to get spooky?

The Saturday Morning Tunes TV Halloween Special features “scary” stories by Aurora Gorealis, “The Thing About Bats” by David Gibb, a Halloween tune from Lucy Kalantari, the history of Halloween explained by Lisa Mathews and we’ll smash an entire gallon jug of apple cider and other Halloween goodies with a sledgehammer on Hammer Time — and more!

The episode will be posted right here for on-demand viewing starting at 7 a.m. Halloween morning!

This episode is all about … FOOD!

We’ve got songs about food from Parry Gripp & Brady Rymer, videos about how to make food and how to eat food, a trip to the grocery store AND we’ll be smashing food with a sledgehammer. There’s even a tutorial about how to make arts & crafts using a paper bag from a grocery store.

The episode will be posted right here for on-demand viewing starting at 7 a.m. Saturday Nov. 28!

Who’s ready to say goodbye to 2020 and hello to 2021?

This new episode of Saturday Morning Tunes TV, presented by Race Pace Bicycles, is all about the New Year, and we’ve got a stellar lineup of musicians to help us send off 2020 in style.

Disney Junior star and Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Genevieve Goings has a song about being grateful, Baltimore’s own Landis Expandis shows us how to paint the new year (and wrote a new song about it just for this show), Milkshake singer and Young at Heart host Lisa Mathews tells us all about New Year’s Resolutions and more!

The “New Year” episode of Saturday Morning Tunes TV is free, and available to watch starting at 7 a.m. Saturday Dec. 26.
Made possible in part by Garrison Forest School, (cool) progeny, Eddies of Roland Park, the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University and Lumina Solar.

Our latest episode is all about puppets! Host Sam Sessa is joined by special guests including:

“How to Make a Tube Finger Puppet” by Black Cherry Puppet Theater

“Jump for Joy” with Red Yarn

Painting With Landis Expandis

“World Changer” by the Baltimore Rock Opera Society

and more!

Premieres at 7 a.m. Saturday Jan. 30 will be available for free on-demand streaming.

If your kids are the active type who like to rough house, or the shy type who could use some self defense skills, our latest episode of Saturday Morning Tunes TV, presented by Race Pace Bicycles, has you covered.

Premiering at 7 a.m. Saturday Feb. 27, the Karate edition of Saturday Morning Tunes TV takes us into Kells Karate Academy in Towson, where we’ll learn some basic karate moves from sensei Karen Kells. Boards will be broken!

And on this episode, Baltimore musician and artist Landis Expandis teaches us how to paint a karate student on his segment “Painting With Landis.” (He also gets a visit from his past self.)

Saturday Morning Tunes TV is presented by Race Pace Bicycles, and made possible in part by Port Discovery Children’s Museum, Kells Karate Academy, Lumina Solar, (cool) progeny and Garrison Forest School.

On this new episode of Saturday Morning Tunes TV, presented by Race Pace Bicycles, we’ll learn some moves from Peabody professor and Bmore club star choreographer TSU Terry, and then test out our new moves to songs from Jazzy Ash, Ants Ants Ants and more.

Plus, Landis Expandis shows us how to paint a dancing octopus … no wait, a cat … no wait, a dog!

Saturday Morning Tunes TV is presented by Race Pace Bicycles and made possible in part by Garrison Forest School, (cool) progeny, Lumina Solar and and the B&O Railroad Museum.

Stream this episode for free starting at 7 a.m. Saturday March 27.

This episode of Saturday Morning Tunes TV, presented by Race Pace Bicycles, is all about the environment! Students from Gilman School and Bryn Mawr show us how to make a compost pile in our backyard, how to help keep the Chesapeake Bay clean (shout-out to Mr. Trash Wheel), and the benefits of trees.

Plus, we’ve got an Earth Day-themed episode of Painting with Landis Expandis, a cameo from Young at Heart host Lisa Mathews, and music from the bands Formidable Vegetable and Milkshake.

Saturday Morning Tunes TV is presented by Race Pace Bicycles and made possible in part by the B&O Railroad Museum, Gilman School, (cool) progeny and the Gunpowder Valley Conservancy.

Stream this episode for free starting at 7 a.m. Saturday April  24.

Coming 7 a.m. Saturday May 29: The final episode in this season of Saturday Morning Tunes TV, presented by Race Pace Bicycles, is all about the Beatles!

We’ve got covers of Beatles tunes from Matt Hutchison, Kentavius Jones and Sandhya, and Landis Expandis teaches us how to paint a yellow submarine on the latest installment of Painting With Landis.

Stream it for free starting at 7 a.m. this Saturday May 29