Amy Poehler, Meredith Walker and Amy Miles celebrate girls who are changing the world by being themselves.
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Episodes

The Dancer: Kenaudra

Rock Band: Care Bears on Fire 2

Rock Band: Care Bears on Fire (Part 1)

The Gardener - Valentine

The Yogini - Anna

The Feminist - Ruby

Sisters - Lea and Sarafina

The Writer - Cameron

Bonus Interview Episode

Smart Girls At The Party in the news

11.18.08

SheTeeVee: Smart Women Inspire Smart Girls

Amy Poehler (SNL, Baby Mama, Blades of Glory) is one smart woman and she’s partnered up with her professional pals to create a series that celebrates how girls can succeed and make a difference simply by being themselves. Her co-producer friends are Meredith Walker, a former senior producer for NICK News and SNL Talent Development Head, and Amy Miles, a popular singer/songwriter and host of PBS’ Lomax: Hound of Music.

In this series of 8 shows (with more seasons already planned), Amy and friends interview each pre-teen girl to showcase the average smart

11.18.08

Mollygood: Amy Poehler's 'Smart Girls At The Party' Lives Up To Expectations and Then Some

Amy Poehler's Smart Girls at the Party finally debuted with even more awesomeness and fanfare than we previously expected. The premiere episode features Cameron, a 10-year-old writer who has more potential in her pinky finger than all of Hollywood's starlets combined. Amy handles her like a pro and makes us hope that one day she can teach everyone's daughters how to be as great as her. The best part, however, is at the end, where there's a
05.04.09

The New Yorker: Cockeyed Optimist

Is there a more appealing performer on television than Amy Poehler? Yes, “appealing” sounds bland and unappreciative, and it’s unspecific, but the radiance and the warmth that come from Poehler are general and broad in the best way, and they offer a universal welcome. There’s no entrance fee of coolness or hipness for enjoying her humor, and you don’t hate yourself afterward. In turn, her audience wishes her well; of all the cast members on “Saturday Night Live” in the past ten years or so (Poehler was on the show from 2001 to 2008), she’s probably the