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Post Malone Will Offer ‘A Little Help’ in ‘Storm on Sesame Street’ Special
Post Malone will appear in Storm on Sesame Street, a new Sesame Street special about a community preparing for and recovering from a major storm. His contribution, an upbeat song titled “A Little Help”, reinforces the programme’s message of kindness, mutual support and rebuilding after an emergency.
The special premieres on Netflix and PBS KIDS on Monday 3 August, with comedian Michelle Buteau also involved, and will reach YouTube in September. It forms part of Sesame Workshop’s Extreme Weather response initiative, which will provide free English- and Spanish-language guides and activities for families facing increasingly common severe weather events.
In short
- Post Malone sings in a Sesame Street storm-recovery special.
- The programme promotes community support after emergencies.
- It premieres on Netflix and PBS KIDS on 3 August.
Explained simply
Sesame Street is a long-running educational television programme for young children, renowned for teaching life lessons and social skills through its distinctive character-based storytelling. As severe weather events become increasingly common, Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organisation behind the show, has launched an initiative to help families and communities understand how to prepare for and recover from extreme weather.
Storm on Sesame Street is a new television special that puts this initiative into action, showing how the programme's characters prepare for and respond to a major storm. The special emphasises themes of community resilience, mutual support and kindness as its characters rebuild together after the weather event.
The special will premiere on Netflix and PBS KIDS on 3 August, and will include contributions from comedian Michelle Buteau and musician Post Malone. Alongside the broadcast, Sesame Workshop will release free educational guides and activities in both English and Spanish to support families facing increasingly severe weather events.