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Your daily kids news podcast.
It's raining gold for Australian athletes at the Paralympics in Paris! From the cycling track to the swimming pool, Aussies are taking home medals. Table tennis duo Lina Lei and Qian Yang snagged gold, swimmer Tom Gallagher splashed to victory, and cyclist Korey Boddington pedalled his way to the top!
Your daily kids news podcast.
It's raining gold for Australian athletes at the Paralympics in Paris! From the cycling track to the swimming pool, Aussies are taking home medals. Table tennis duo Lina Lei and Qian Yang snagged gold, swimmer Tom Gallagher splashed to victory, and cyclist Korey Boddington pedalled his way to the top!
A little boy in an Israeli museum had a big oops moment when he knocked over a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age pottery urn! Caught on camera, the boy and his mom made a quick exit. But don’t worry—the museum isn't mad and has invited them back for a special tour!
Father’s Day just got better! Everyone’s favourite blue dog, Bluey, dropped a new song called “Onesies” from the upcoming album Rug Island. Inspired by the episode where Bingo goes wild over onesies.
Bluey single - Octopus
Celebrating the Dads of Bluey
Big wins for Aussie athletes! Alexei Popyrin shocked the tennis world by defeating Novak Djokovic at the US Open, marking a career highlight. Meanwhile, the Wallabies edged out Argentina in a thrilling rugby match, winning 20-19 and keeping their championship dreams alive!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions:
For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.
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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 hereYour daily kids news podcast.
It's raining gold for Australian athletes at the Paralympics in Paris! From the cycling track to the swimming pool, Aussies are taking home medals. Table tennis duo Lina Lei and Qian Yang snagged gold, swimmer Tom Gallagher splashed to victory, and cyclist Korey Boddington pedalled his way to the top!
A little boy in an Israeli museum had a big oops moment when he knocked over a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age pottery urn! Caught on camera, the boy and his mom made a quick exit. But don’t worry—the museum isn't mad and has invited them back for a special tour!
Father’s Day just got better! Everyone’s favourite blue dog, Bluey, dropped a new song called “Onesies” from the upcoming album Rug Island. Inspired by the episode where Bingo goes wild over onesies.
Bluey single - Octopus
Celebrating the Dads of Bluey
Big wins for Aussie athletes! Alexei Popyrin shocked the tennis world by defeating Novak Djokovic at the US Open, marking a career highlight. Meanwhile, the Wallabies edged out Argentina in a thrilling rugby match, winning 20-19 and keeping their championship dreams alive!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions:
For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.
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