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Parent info: Nature Narratives is recommended for ages 6-10 and 11 plus. It's an Episodic show that can be listened to in any order. Made in the USA, it's about Nature and Education for kids. Launched in 2020, it has 7 seasons.
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This is the continued adventure of a solar flare spraying out ionized gas and plasma particles. And, directly in the particles' path... a small blue planet. Will earth's magnetic field protect it? What will happen to these ionized particles? Learn about th…
This is the adventure of plasma on the surface of the sun as it gets raised up by the Sun's magnetic fields. The coronal loops and solar prominences are always shifting, and, occasionally, explode as a solar flare spraying out ionized gas and plasma particles…
This episode of Nature Narratives tells the adventure of one rotation of the Earth. It's eternal pirouette gives every land, creature, and person the chance to be presented to the Sun and then the chance to sleep. Learn about how the time zones work and wher…
About every 28 days, the Moon takes a long walk around its friend, the Earth. On this journey, the Moon slowly shows its face and then hides it again in the shadow created by the sun...
What happens when a massive star runs out of hydrogen to burn? This is the adventure of the death of a star...
The adventure of the life of a star continues! We make Nature Narratives because everywhere we look, we are always amazed. Join us on our adventure of discovery and awe.
Something dangerous gets transformed into something beautiful. Listen to the adventure of the creation of one of nature's most precious objects in this continuation of the last episode.
Special episode about the adventure of an mRNA Vaccine. This is an addition to our Life of a Cell series. Be sure to listen to those four episodes as well.
How is a virus stopped? What defense does the body have against virions that infect cells and turn them into virion making factories? The answer is B Cells. The B Cells are the main weapon on a team of Helper T Cells, Killer T Cells, and Memory B Cells that…
How does a virus work? Listen to the adventure of this cell's harrowing encounter with a deadly invader. Will the cell survive? Spoiler alert: no, it won't!
The cell is about to embark on it's greatest adventure: mitosis. It's about to make a double of itself. Visit www.NatureNarrativesPodcast.com to upload your original artwork while listening.
It's summer time, and this is the good life! After the fast early wood of Spring, the slow late wood of Summer kicks in.
After a long and difficult dormancy, this deciduous tree has hope for new life!
Experience winter with this deciduous tree. It's cold, dark, and lonely, but that is not the end of the story...
A Back to School special with 2 minute segments from different Kids Listen network podcasts. Get a handful of different perspectives on going back to school this fall. This is a very fun variety show that you don't want to miss. Nature Narratives contribute…
This is the start of our new series on space!
This little bivalve is snuggled up in some sand underwater. There might be a little irritant inside of it. What can it do?
Cells are the building blocks of living organism, but even a cell is a whole factory in itself with complicated parts working together under the command of the nucleus.
This deciduous tree has to say goodbye to some dear friends and prepare for dormancy through the winter cold...
A really long time ago, a river started to flow...
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