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Radiolab for Kids
Radiolab, one of the most beloved podcasts in the world, reaches into its archives to create Radiolab for Kids. It’s a place where we’ve collected Radiolab’s most family-friendly content.
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Episode One: The Mastermind: An Octopus Heist
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Created by: WNYC Studios
Started: September 22nd, 2022
Status: Active, 24 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
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Episodes
Milky Seas From Atlas Obscura
00:19:02 | Episode: 18 | December 19th, 2024
Today we bring you an episode from our friends over at Atlas Obscura. It’s about something that for centuries people thought was a tall tale, something sailors would occasionally spot out in the waves like mermaids or the Loch Ness monster, but most people on the land didn’t think was real. Until one day, when a satellite in the sky was able to solve the case.
The Littlest Black Hole
00:29:15 | Episode: 17 | December 12th, 2024
In less than 10 days, the world will witness the winter solstice, or the shortest day of the year. Half of the Earth will be tilted the farthest away from the sun, and we will plunge into the dark. So today we thought we’d play another story about the dark. One of the darkest places in the universe actually: a black hole. But not just any black hole, a really tiny black hole, the size of an atom.
Zoozve
00:28:50 | Episode: 16 | December 5th, 2024
Radiolab co-host Latif Nasser was putting his child to sleep one day when he noticed a poster of the solar system on the wall. It showed that Venus had a moon called Zoozve. When he looked it up, the internet told him that Venus did not have a moon. And searching “Zoozve” gave him a bunch of Czech results about zoos. This moment sets Latif off on a curiosity odyssey. What is the mystery behind this moon? Turns out, it’s both a moon and not a moon. And we get to name one.
A Feast for Baboons
00:16:17 | Episode: 15 | November 28th, 2024
We start this story off with a question. Are human beings innately violent?
Whale of a Rescue
00:25:16 | Episode: 14 | November 14th, 2024
We start off in a cathedral full of animals – hermit crabs, parrots, hamsters, dogs, cats and bunnies – being blessed. We then wonder, do the animals feel grace? What do we really know about what goes on inside an animal’s mind? Do they also experience gratitude, despair or anger? How much emotionality do humans and animals share? And can we measure it?
The Fuzzy Ruckus: The Power of Lichen
00:26:43 | Episode: 13 | October 31st, 2024
Artist Ashley Eliza Williams was so shy growing up that they found it hard to speak to people. Instead, they withdrew from the world of humans and found comfort in the forest, where they spent hours exploring, scavenging, and collecting — eventually discovering lichen. They began painting portraits of lichen’s wild, colorful, and fuzzy shapes.
The Bullseye: Treasure Hunt to Recursive Islands
00:25:14 | Episode: 12 | October 24th, 2024
Have you ever seen an island on a lake? On an island? On a lake? On another island? Josh Calder has. Working in a dusty room of a library, he first saw one on a map, and has been fascinated with these “recursive islands” ever since. Song bud Alan Goffinski takes us on a wild journey into these secret bullseyes hiding all over planet Earth. We learn from ecologist Elba Montes why recursive islands breed species found nowhere else on Earth, and thus are hotbeds of evolution.
An Ocean in Space
00:41:35 | Episode: 11 | October 17th, 2024
BLAST OFF! NASA just sent a spacecraft to Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons, and on the side of that spacecraft, they included a poem. Not just any poem — a poem by U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón. A poem that’s supposed to represent all of humanity to the universe. No biggie.
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Created by: WNYC Studios
Started:
September 22nd, 2022
Status: Active, 24 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
