Suzy & Friends

Join Suzy & Friends for a weekly slice of a Kiwi kid’s life! Kids share their thoughts, talents, and tales; and hosts Suzy Cato and Trevor Plant share songs, stories, and silliness.

Hosted by Suzy Cato and Trevor Plant

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Credits

Suzy Cato

Host

Trevor Plant

Host
Duncan Smith
Producer
Phil Benge
Audio Engineer
Briana Juretich
Production Coordinator
Nicholas Meuli
Production Assistant

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