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Finding Wonder Right Where You Are

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What if the most magical place in the world is the one you’re already standing in? Author and adventurer Kelsey Timmerman spent years traveling the globe before realizing that the same curiosity and care he brought to faraway places could uncover just as much wonder in the natural world close to home in Ohio.

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© BYUradio Length 14 min 2 March 2026 Season 5 Episode 9 ScienceEducationalNature USA Episodic

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© BYUradio Length 14 min 2 March 2026 Season 5 Episode 9 ScienceEducationalNature USA Episodic

TRAILER: Constant Wonder KIDS — Nature Adventures for Young Explorers!

TRAILER: Constant Wonder KIDS — Nature Adventures for Young Explorers!

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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What if the most magical place in the world is the one you’re already standing in? Author and adventurer Kelsey Timmerman spent years traveling the globe before realizing that the same curiosity and care he brought to faraway places could uncover just as much wonder in the natural world close to home in Ohio.

Guest: Kelsey Timmerman, author and traveler

Link to Season 5 Printable: https://www.byuradio.org/blog-post/cc199ea1-396c-4dc1-93ea-48fe6197bccf/track-new-episodes-with-season-5-bingo


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