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Burps, bogies, bacteria and all things brilliantly disgusting — this collection dives into the icky side of science that kids absolutely love. These episodes explain the weird, the smelly and the wonderfully gross facts about how our bodies and the world around us really work.
In this episode of BookQuest, we are exploring the ultimate map of discovery. Whether we are traveling deep inside our own skin to unlock the mysteries of the human body, or stepping into a magical land of lost family secrets, the real quest is finding out wha…
Do things actually have colour... or is colour something our brains create?…
From the Archives! If storms scare you, you're not alone. In this episode, we discover how understanding transforms fear into wonder.…
What do Gramma G-Force, big questions, and untied shoelaces have in common? This episode of WeWow, the bonkerballs variety show for kids and families from the creators of Wow in the World, has all of that and more. Dennis and Reggie are back with another weeke…
What do Gramma G-Force, big questions, and untied shoelaces have in common? This episode of WeWow, the bonkerballs variety show for kids and families from the creators of Wow in the World, has all of that and more. Dennis and Reggie are back with another weeke…
Welcome to Trivia for Kids — the fun, family‑friendly quiz show for parents, kids, teachers, and classrooms! Today's episode features magical Disney trivia, amazing Animals, exciting Tennis questions, kid‑friendly Science, and a playful Toys & Games round.…
WSU apple breeder, Kate Evans, told me all about out how apples work and what it's like to be a scientist who makes new apples—like the Cosmic Crisp®.…
10 Things You Need to Know…
The Whispering Windmill and the Science of Moving Air, features an animated windmill named Whirly that provides vital information to farm animals through audible whispers. When the air turns still and the windmill stops functioning, a young boy named Milo lead…
In this episode, we're going to find out how bioluminescence works, where it lives, and what scientists have discovered by studying creatures that glow in the dark. We'll go very deep into the ocean, and we'll meet some of the most interesting living things o…
In this episode of Once Upon a Time in Black History, host Tamara Shiloh highlights the groundbreaking legacy of Marie Clark Taylor—a pioneering scientist who transformed how we understand plant growth. From her early curiosity in Pennsylvania to becoming the …
Your kid can pick the next Goop! Go to Vote — takes 20 seconds, and you'll get our free screen guide just for voting.…
Welcome to Science Quest! 🧪 This week, we’re scrubbing in for surgery at the zoo, outsmarting some hungry beach birds, and taking a multi-year road trip to Saturn!…
Sports and science go hand in hand, especially when it comes to softball and baseball. Join Molly and co-host Caris as they answer more of your questions about these two ballgames. Like why are bats measured in ounces? Or why do some players wear black paint u…
We meet Mark Day, a collections access facilitator, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Science Museum Group’s vast storage facility – a building so big it could fit three football pitches inside!…
In this episode, Culture Kids travels to New York City to explore City Works, a hands-on family exhibit at the New York Hall of Science.…
This is a rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes from season 9!…
We are celebrating 5 years of Nature and Science 4 Kids! Come and celebrate with us!…
Andrew & Polly's Bad Guy game continues! When they can't figure out WHY they are having fun scaring fish and serving them their least favorite foods, they call up a "Bad Doctor" to find out!…
Today we’re diving into science class with Alan, where one mysterious ingredient brings a blob of slime to life! At first, it’s all fun and games, until the slime starts taking over a little too much of Alan’s life. Can Alan learn that even sentient slime has …
Once upon a time, there was a shy, dreamy kid who wouldn’t stop writing. Her name was Octavia -- a girl with social anxiety and dyslexia who wrote some of the most amazing science fiction novels about wild futures, space adventures, and superhuman people. She …
This one’s got it all: teeny tiny cellular factories, mitochondrial relevancy, what big smelly vats of poop have to do with curing cancer, how many trips to the sun your unravelled DNA could make, and mysteries of the brain. Dr. Raven The Science Maven has a b…
In this edition of News Time, get out your lab coats because it’s National Science Week! It's a celebration of science and technology that happens every August.…
Put on your lab coats and step into the weird and wonderful world of SCIENCE! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This time on The Children’s Hour we learn how everyone can contribute to active scientific research by participating in Community Science with groups like BEMP: the Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program.…
Welcome to The Eagles View!…
NASA has a record of Earth observations going back more than 50 years. What might be in store for the next 50 years? In this finale of our Earth series, we hear from two scientists helping to chart the course of NASA Earth science. There are still many unanswe…
Did you know that some people used to think bees couldn’t fly? How is that possible?! In this buzzing episode of the Lingokids Podcast, Luis and Emily transform into actual bees 🐝 and use the power of SCIENCE to solve this tricky mystery!…
Paleontologists uncovered that the T-Rex was quite likely way bigger than they had originally thought it was. Based on recent fossil finds and some intelligent computer simulation, it turns out that if we remade Jurassic Park today, we would have had to create…
Aunt Murgatroyd is back to challenge potential problem solvers with more riddles, puzzles and problems! In this episode, the Troublemaking Trolls have their sights set on stopping Francis Bacon from publishing an important book which helped introduce the Scie…
How are science and art connected and why should we even consider putting them together? Dr. Emily Rice, Associate Professor of Astrophysics at at Macaulay Honors College of the City University of New York (CUNY), and owner of Startorialist, a space and scienc…
It’s impressive to see a gorilla beat its chest. But why do they do it? We’ve tackled this question before, but there’s a new scientific scoop about this primate percussion! We asked primatologist Andrea DiGiorgio to tell us about it.…
First aired February 2023…
Introducing Stories, Science & Secrets, a podcast by our friends Elaine and Matthew Sweetapple along with the comedian Steve Punt. Our fellow Brits! Follow a dog called Rockford and a boy called Moog on a fantastic adventure and learn all sorts of stuff that i…
Not gonna lie, we are SHOCKED at how Meredith fared on this episode, so gather your science knowledge and let's play three rounds of trivia!
It's a Christmas special of Mysteries of Science! We're recapping the best bits of 2023 and diving into the archive, playing some previously unheard bits from past interviews.…
Have you heard the name Mary Shelley before? If not, we're sure you've heard of her book Frankenstein or the creature born within its pages. Did you know that Shelley's book is often referred to as the beginning of modern day science fiction? Or that its origi…
Greg Jenner and his guests look at a range of scientific discoveries spanning 1000 years of history, widely known as the medieval period. How were knowledge and scientific findings shared across a world with its countless languages and regions before the inter…
Can sound help us understand the complex patterns in our universe? This question leads Nate to Symbolic Sound in Champaign, Illinois, where composer Carla Scaletti guides him on a journey where sound, music, and data intertwine in captivating and thought-provo…
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This week, things are looking up as Queenie and Shasta are experimenting to find the perfect milkshakes to sell from their food truck. Fortunately, they have Little Dazzy Donuts as their taste tester. The big question is ... will anyone be brave enough to try …
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