[Sample: Bob Ross]
"Ah boy, that tree's had a rough old life out here. There we go. All the creatures and stuff have climbed this tree and looked out over the swamp. And if this old tree could talk, well he could tell you some stories."

[Sample: Mr. Rogers]
"You've made this day a special day by just your being you. There's no person in the whole world like you, and I like you just the way you are."

[Sample: Lauren Faust]
"Though I think there's still people out there who don't know this: Girls, girls need to see it. You know, the Geena Davis Institute says, 'if she can see it, she can be it.' And I believe that

Girls, you know... This you know, woman was talking about how when she was ten, she would watch the cartoons that she loved - she was like me, she liked the 'boy cartoons' - and, the girl- There was always one girl character, and, you know, they were- the roles that they had were so limited that when she was asked in middle school, I think, what she wanted to be when she grew up, she literally said secretary

So, that's why it's important for girls. They need to know that they can do these bigger things. They need to know that they can be tough and strong. I have a big problem with, you know, the message that we give girls, that everybody else's feelings and needs are more important than theirs. I mean, I think that's the message in every girls' preschool show: everybody else's feelings are more important than yours. It's like, well, their feelings are important, but her feelings are important too. And her goals, and her dreams, and her needs

And for boys it's... it's extremely important for boys. Because boys need to know that girls can be that way too. We aren't wringing around, you know. It's not just feminism, it's... It's equality. And it's like, boys need to be okay with the idea that they can work for a girl and it doesn't demean them. You know, a girl can be awesome, you can admire a girl or a woman. You can look up to a girl or a woman. You can make a girl or a woman your hero. And it- For little boys, the more they see that, the more it won't be weird."