The show was created to put kids’ screen time to good use. Half a century later, how is it holding up?

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Chuck Zink hosted his Skipper Chuck children’s TV show every morning from the 1950s through the ‘70s on WTVJ, then Channel 4 in Miami.

The new show, "Iggy and Mr. Kirk," features Cameron exploring lessons found in his Freedom Island children’s books, which are published through BRAVE Books.