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Newsy Pooloozi - The News Pod for Kids

Kid News This Month: Hi-tech saves coral, NZ bird comp, Spain’s animal march, stolen skull, stinky cave spiders

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// Howdy, Newsies!  In wacky world news this month, we dive deep into the high-tech efforts being used to save the world’s coral reefs – from water robots to underwater speakers. //

© Nina Granena Noce, Shima Ito, Marky Granena Length 00:24:14 28 November 2025 Episode 203 Age: 6-10 , 11plus Topics: News Country: USA Type: Episodic

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© Nina Granena Noce, Shima Ito, Marky Granena Length 00:24:14 28 November 2025 Episode 203 Age: 6-10 , 11plus Topics: News Country: USA Type: Episodic

Trailer: Welcome to Newsy Pooloozi

Trailer: Welcome to Newsy Pooloozi

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

Listen to episode one here

Howdy, Newsies!  In wacky world news this month, we dive deep into the high-tech efforts being used to save the world’s coral reefs – from water robots to underwater speakers.

But that’s not all. In nature news… what started as a small national prize is now a global beauty pageant for birds. Find out what country and what bird has taken the crown.

In Europe a centuries‑old tradition meets modern city life, as thousands of animals march straight through a bustling street in Spain. Here’s a clue: baaaahhh. Heard the one about the stolen skull being returned? Oh, you will if you hear this episode.

And as if those two previous stories aren’t odd enough, you gotta hear the one about spiders in a stinky cave – thousands and thousands of them!


© Nina Granena Noce, Shima Ito, Marky Granena | 00:24:14

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