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0:00On April 30, Al Roker is hyped about his PBS Kids show Weather Hunters, where he voices the dead, a TV weatherman chasing storms with his family. It's a passion project years in the making, blending education on weather with fun family adventures, and it's already airing with episodes packed, enough for two full years. The production is a team effort with writers, scientists, and curriculum experts, making sure every script teaches kids about climate and environment, while keeping it entertaining. Al recorded his part solo most times, with a director reading other lines, though he digs group sessions like his old Superman gig. Families are loving it, including Al's own granddaughter Sky, who spots his younger voice on screen and yells, pop pop. His daughter, Lila, is tying the knot right before Mother's Day weekend, and that special episode highlights simple gifts like rainbows, showing real, family love, and respect. His stars like Cheryl Lee Ralph and Lavar Burden have popped up, voiced perfectly, by folks

1:00like Al's pal Holly Robinson Pete as the mom. Dreamlist includes Oprah, The Obamas, or today's show crew, like Dylan Dreyer as co-workers. Books based on the show drop this summer, and Al's pushing for more seasons if viewers rally like true PBS fans, it's all about kids seeing themselves in the hunters, appreciating family bonds and the wild weather right outside. This has been entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.