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Created by: Vermont Public Radio

USA 6-1011+

Started: April 1st, 2016

Status: Active, 245 episodes

Kind: Episodic

Language: English

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Episodes

Who Invented Words?
15:45 | Episode: 5 | May 13th, 2016

On But Why we let you ask the questions and we help find the answers. One of the things that many of you are curious about is language. How we speak, why we speak and what we speak.

How Does Music Move Us?
18:40 | Episode: 4 | April 29th, 2016

We’re turning things around! Instead of you sending us the question, this time we’re asking the question and looking to you for some answers. We wanted to explore why music moves us.

What Is The End Of The World Going To Feel Like?
21:31 | Episode: 3 | April 15th, 2016

This episode looks at a big question, a really big question. It’s about the end of the world and what it might feel like. Parents: this episode is about asteroids and supernovas; some kids may find this episode a bit scary, or may have never considered those possibilities before, so you may want to listen first on your own.

How Do Bears Sleep All Winter?
22:18 | Episode: 2 | April 1st, 2016

In our very first episode, we’ve got owls and turtles and bears, oh my! It’s all about animals. But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids is a show led by you. Kids ask questions and we find someone who can give you an answer. And that way all the rest of us listening get to learn something cool!

But Why: Intro For Adults
04:26 | Episode: 1 | April 1st, 2016

My name is Jane Lindholm and I’m hosting a new podcast for kids from Vermont Public Radio. We’re calling the show But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids. And it’s designed to be something you and your kids can listen to on long rides in the car, at the dinner table, or whenever you’re in the mood for learning something new. Think of it as public radio – made especially for kids.




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Created by: Vermont Public Radio
Started: April 1st, 2016
Status: Active, 245 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English

USA6-1011+
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