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The Ryan P. Maillet Show

Ryan P. Maillet, Julie Maillet

Kids & Family

Frequency: 1 episode/14d. Total Eps: 7

Welcome to The Ryan P. Maillet Show! The Ryan P. Maillet Show is hosted by Ryan P. Maillet — author, dad, husband, and advocate for child safety. Joined by co-host and wife Julie, Ryan brings real conversations about: school bus safety, Ryan's books, summer camps, and the stories behind the people dedicated to protecting our kids every single day.

Each episode goes beyond the surface. You'll hear firsthand accounts from school bus drivers on the front lines, expert insight from professionals in child safety and education, behind-the-scenes updates on Ryan's books and writing journey, and conversations with charities making a difference in children's lives.

Whether you're a parent, an educator, a school bus driver, or someone who cares about keeping kids safe — this show is for you.

🎙️ New episodes drop regularly.

📚 Grab Ryan's book: The Safe School Bus Ride — on Amazon Kindle & Paperback

🔗 Find everything: linktr.ee/RyanPMailletBooks

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The Real History of the July 4TH Holiday! America's 250th Birthday

Wednesday, July 1, 2026 • Duration 47:16

In this episode we discuss the Real History of the July 4th Holiday for America's 250th Birthday!

From 1776 to Reconstruction-era Savannah — Frederick Douglass, the South's July 4th boycott, famous birthdays, and a Mars landing. American history podcast, Independence Day, Everything that happened on America's birthday!

Ryan and co-host Julie cover the full history of July 4th — the founding, why the post-Civil War South refused to celebrate Independence Day for decades, how Savannah, Georgia experienced two different Fourth of July celebrations during Reconstruction, and a bonus segment on famous birthdays and events with nothing to do with American independence.

John Adams believed July 2nd was the correct date. Thomas Jefferson, who wrote "all men are created equal," owned more than 600 enslaved people.

Frederick Douglass's 1852 speech “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” was a demand that America live up to its own founding words, not a rejection of them.

After the Civil War, much of the white South boycotted July 4th for decades.

Savannah, Reconstruction produced two parallel Fourth of July observances

The Beach Institute- Beach Institute African American Cultural Center was a key center of Black civic life in that era.

Famous July 4th Birthdays

• Calvin Coolidge (1872)

• Eva Marie Saint (1924)

• Neil Simon (1927)

• George Steinbrenner (1930) — Bought the NY Yankees

• Queen Sonja of Norway (1937)

• Post Malone (1995) — Syracuse, NY

• Malia Obama (1998) — Eldest daughter of President Barack Obama

Historical Events (Not About Independence)

• 1817 — Erie Canal

• 1855 — Walt Whitman

• 1997 — NASA's Mars Pathfinder lands on Mars

• 2012 — Scientists at CERN announce the discovery of the Higgs boson particle — "the God particle"

• 1971 — Koko the gorilla

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SUMMER CAMP SEASON: Everything Parents Need to Know

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 • Duration 45:39

A parent's guide to summer camp — real stats, how to choose the right camp, prep tips, and handling homesickness at drop-off.

📚 Shop the books: The Safe School Bus Ride — Amazon Kindle & Paperback → https://a.co/d/04oB2G6v

🏠 Sponsor: Evolve Vacation Rental — $200 management credit → https://evolve.com/refer/mailletpropertiesn

🔗 All links: linktr.ee/RyanPMailletBooks

In this episode, Ryan and co-host Julie cover everything parents need before sending a child to camp this summer: the real research behind camp's benefits, how to choose the right camp for your child's personality, a packing and prep checklist, and what to do when homesickness hits at drop-off.By the Numbers

About 14 million kids attend U.S. summer camps yearly, part of roughly 30 million in structured summer programming. Camps increasingly specialize in STEM, arts, and leadership — but cost remains a real barrier for many families, so scholarships and sliding-scale options are worth researching.

Why Camp Matters

Most campers report camp boosted their self-esteem and independence, and alumni often credit camp with improved teamwork and leadership skills. With kids averaging over 200 indoor days a year, camp is one of the few activities that reliably gets them outside and face-to-face with peers. Longer stays (2–4 weeks) tend to produce stronger gains than a single week.

Choosing the Right Camp

Match the camp to your child's personality, not the brochure — and involve them in the decision, since kids who feel forced into camp struggle more with homesickness. Day camp is a great entry point for first-timers; most kids are ready for overnight camp around age 7–8. Look for ACA accreditation, ask about staff-to-camper ratios, and get the communication policy in writing before enrolling.

Getting Ready

Walk through a "day in the life" at camp so expectations are concrete, and normalize the adjustment period. Complete medical forms early, never change medications right before camp, and disclose any needs to staff in advance. A comfort item (photo, stuffed animal) is a smart anchor for first-timers, not a weakness.

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RPMS 004: Julie reads the Prologue to Peter Marlow & Walking With You discussion

Tuesday, June 2, 2026 • Duration 26:41

In Episode 004 of The Ryan P. Maillet Show, author Ryan P. Maillet and co-host Julie Maillet pull back the curtain on two of Ryan's most personal writing projects: his upcoming novel Peter Marlow and his heartfelt book Walking With You.

The highlight of this episode: Julie reads the Prologue to Peter Marlow on the podcast — giving listeners their first-ever audio preview of Ryan's debut novel. Whether you're a fan of character-driven fiction, a fellow author, or simply someone who loves books, this is a moment you won't want to skip.

Ryan and Julie also open a brand-new listener raffle — leave a review on any Podcast platform or a book review and you'll be entered for a chance to win a signed hardcover book!

In this episode:

🎙️ Julie reads the Prologue to Peter Marlow — first listen!
📖 Ryan & Julie discuss the inspiration behind Walking With You
🏆 New raffle announced — win a signed hardcover book

🎟️ Enter the raffle: Leave a review on any Podcast platform or a book review on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, of Goodreads for a chance to win a signed hardcover!

📚 Shop the books: The Safe School Bus Ride — Amazon Kindle & Paperback → https://a.co/d/04oB2G6v

New Hardcover edition: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-safe-school-bus-ride-ryan-maillet/1149799898?ean=9798256368715

🏠 Sponsor: Evolve Vacation Rental — $200 management credit → https://evolve.com/refer/mailletpropertiesn

🔗 All links: linktr.ee/RyanPMailletBooks

RPMS 003: New Co-Host, Huge Book News, & School Bus Emergencies

Sunday, May 17, 2026 • Duration 36:08

What happens when your wife becomes your co-host — and you announce a book on the same day?

In this milestone episode of The Ryan P. Maillet Show, Ryan welcomes his wife Julie as the show’s permanent co-host, bringing a brand-new dynamic to every conversation. Plus, Ryan drops a huge book announcement you won’t want to miss.

The episode also dives deep into a topic that affects every parent and driver: school bus safety. Hear real stories straight from the front lines — school bus drivers share what they’ve witnessed and what everyone needs to know. Ryan and Julie recap the rules around proper crossing, what those flashing lights actually mean (amber, red, and hazard), and walk through how to handle a school bus emergency.

In this episode:

• Meet the new co-host — Ryan’s wife Julie joins the show!

• A major book announcement!

• First-person stories from school bus drivers

• The do’s and don’ts of crossing in front of a school bus

• Breaking down bus lights: amber, red & 4-way hazards

• What to do in a school bus emergency

Grab the book: The Safe School Bus Ride — available on Amazon Kindle & Paperback → https://a.co/d/04oB2G6v

Sponsor: Evolve Vacation Rental — get a $200 management credit → https://evolve.com/refer/mailletpropertiesn

Reference links:

Camp Wiyaka - https://ymcaathol.org/camps/camp-wiyaka/
Ryan P. Maillet Link Tree - https://linktr.ee/RyanPMailletBooks

RPMS 002: School Bus Safety - Ambers & Reds

Sunday, May 3, 2026 • Duration 11:04

In this episode, we discuss:

Trivia: When Amber & Red Lights were first introduced
On The Front Lines: School Bus Drivers send in their stories
The difference between Ambers, Reds, and Hazard Lights
Hero Highlight: Anthony Burgess, Pinellas County School District, FL

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RPMS 001: School Bus Safety -Crossing Safely While Boarding A School Bus

Sunday, April 19, 2026 • Duration 07:10

Welcome to my fist episode!

Amazon link to my book, The Safe School Bus Ride!: A Guide For Parents & Children that was referenced in the episode:

https://a.co/d/08mA4JhQ

Show notes and links to all of my books can be found at:

www.RyanPMailletBooks.com

In this episode, I discuss safety measures for boarding the school bus, the importance of eye contact with the bus driver, student behavior and initiative in bus safety, and parental involvement in school bus safety, as well as a little school bus trivia.

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School bus safety is crucial
10 Foot Rule When Crossing
Eye Contact with Bus Driver

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Introduction!

Friday, April 10, 2026 • Duration 02:02

Ryan P. Maillet introduces himself as an author, dad, and husband, discussing his children's books and upcoming novel. He also shares his plans for the show, including safety around riding the school bus and interviews with professionals.

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Children's book themes
School bus safety
Upcoming novel
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