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The award-winning Tinkercast Original series, Wow in the World, is the #1 podcast for curious kids and their grown-ups. Hosts Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz invite you into their make-believe world as they share the latest real stories in science, technology, and innovation. The award-winning Tinkercast Original series, Wow in the World, is the #1 podcast for curious kids and their grown-ups. Hosts Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz invite you into their make-believe world as they share the latest real stories in science, technology, and innovation. With immersive sound design, and a cast of eccentric characters, each narrative episode is a scientific adventure you can see with your eyes closed! A humor-filled whirlwind of fact, fiction, and full-on WOW!
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The award-winning Tinkercast Original series, Wow in the World, is the #1 podcast for curious kids and their grown-ups. Hosts Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz invite you into their make-believe world as they share the latest real stories in science, technology, and innovation. With immersive sound design, and a cast of eccentric characters, each narrative episode is a scientific adventure you can see with your eyes closed! A humor-filled whirlwind of fact, fiction, and full-on WOW!
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