Curious Kids Every Day: A Daily Educational Podcast
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Can You Fly through the Sun? (Captain Curious)
More Captain Curious Adventures: CuriousKidsEveryDay.com/CaptainCurious What would happen if you tried to fly a rocket ship through the sun? In this space-packed episode, Captain Curious explores the incredible layers of the sun (from the b
Why Are Flowers Different Colors?
Flowers get many of their colors from pigments in their petals, including carotenoids and anthocyanins. We learn how a plant’s genes help control which pigments it makes, while light (and sometimes environmental conditions!) affect the colo
What Is the Strongest Insect in the World?
The horned dung beetle Onthophagus taurus can pull more than 1,100 times its own body weight! Today we learn how researchers measure relative strength and why tiny insects can be so strong for their size. Curious Kids Every Day is a daily,
Why Are Apples Different Colors? (Curious Kids Club)
Sign up for the Curious Kids Club: https://SupportCuriousKids.com In today's episode, we explore why some apples are green and some are red and why they taste differently! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects
Why Do Traffic Jams Happen?
Learn how road capacity, bottlenecks, and braking waves can turn cars into stop-and-go traffic. We also explain why some traffic jams seem to appear even when there is no crash or blocked road! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive
Why Do Cats and Dogs Have Whiskers?
In this episode, we learn that an animal's whiskers help sense touch, nearby objects, tiny air movements, and the space around their faces! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child’s intelligence and c
What Is the Biggest Fish?
In this episode, we learn about the biggest fish on Earth... THE WHALE SHARK! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child’s intelligence and curiosity. I created this to be a show I would be happy to have
How Do Car Airbags Work?
How does a car know when to deploy an airbag? Today we learn how crash sensors detect serious impacts and how an inflator fills a hidden airbag with gas in a fraction of a second! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that
What Are Lasers and How Do They Work?
Learn what a laser is and how its unusually organized light can form a narrow, concentrated beam! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child’s intelligence and curiosity. I created this to be a show I wo
Why Do Cats Always Land on Their Feet?
Cats use a righting reflex to turn their bodies while falling so they can often land on their feet. Their inner-ear balance system and flexible spine help them figure out which way is down and move into position for landing. Curious Kids Ev
How Do Helicopters Fly?
Helicopters fly using spinning rotor blades that create lift by moving air downward. Today, we learn how pilots change the blades to climb, hover, move in different directions, and keep the helicopter pointed where they want it to go! Curio
Who Is the Fastest Human?
Who is the fastest human, and how fast can a person actually run? This episode looks at Usain Bolt’s 100-meter world record and why a short sprint is so different from a marathon! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that
What Is a Hurricane?
In today's episode, we talk about the “recipe” a hurricane needs to form and why the storm begins to spin! Plus, we discuss why hurricanes can only form in certain places! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects
Which Dinosaur Was the Biggest?
In today’s episode, we explore the biggest dinosaur ever discovered! We learn about the Argentinosaurus, what a sauropod is, and how fossils help scientists estimate dinosaur size! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that
How Do Clouds Stay Up in the Sky?
Clouds are made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals that fall extremely slowly because of their small size and air resistance. Today we learn how rising air keeps those particles suspended until they grow large enough to fall as precipit
Why Is the Ocean Salty?
Ocean water contains dissolved salts that come mainly from minerals in rocks carried to the sea by rivers. This episode explains how those minerals reach the ocean, what evaporation does to them, and why some lakes can be salty too! Curious
How Do Snails Get Their Shells?
Snails begin forming their shells before they hatch. Today we learn how tissue (called "the mantle") adds proteins and calcium carbonate to the shell as the snail grows. Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects y
What Causes Cavities in Your Teeth? (Curious Kids Club)
Sign up for the Curious Kids Club: https://SupportCuriousKids.com Have you ever wondered why we actually need to brush our teeth? In this episode, we explain what's happening inside your mouth and why toothbrushes and toothpaste help protec
What Is an Eclipse?
What causes solar and lunar eclipses, and why do they only happen at certain times? Today we learn all about eclipses! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child's intelligence and curiosity. I created t
How Do Fireflies Glow?
Today we're chasing down the mystery of how fireflies glow and the reasons they light up! You'll learn about bioluminescence, cold light, and the amazing chemicals that help fireflies flash their signals in the night. Curious Kids Every Day
How Do Bees Make Honey?
Today we learn the sweet science behind how bees make honey, and we discover just how much flying it takes to make a single jar. Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child's intelligence and curiosity. I
Why Do Beavers Build Dams?
Today we learn how beavers use their teeth and front paws to build dams and how the ponds can change wetland habitats! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child's intelligence and curiosity. I created t
Why Do You Sink in Quicksand?
Quicksand forms when loose sand becomes saturated with water and loses enough strength to support weight. Today we learn why people can become trapped in it without being pulled completely beneath the surface! Curious Kids Every Day is a da
How Do Woodpeckers Keep from Hurting Their Heads?
Woodpeckers withstand repeated pecking because their impacts are extremely brief and their small brains experience lower pressure changes than a much larger brain would. Newer research also shows that their skulls act as stiff hammers rathe
How Do Suction Cups Stick to Things?
Suction cups stick when pressing them against a smooth surface lowers the air pressure beneath the cup. Higher air pressure outside the cup pushes it firmly against the surface until the seal is broken! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, in
Why Don't Pets Get Sick When We Get Sick?
On today's episode, we learn that many viruses can infect only certain kinds of hosts because they need compatible cells and must overcome that host's defenses. Dogs and cats have many infections of their own, although some germs can someti
How Are Crayons Made?
In today's episode, we discover how crayons are made! From melted wax to bright colors, learn how these drawing sticks come to life in the factory before landing in your crayon box. Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast tha
How Is Curious Kids Every Day Made?
In this special episode of the show, Josh explains how he creates an episode of Curious Kids Every Day... from writing, to song selection, to uploading! As a fun example, we work on tomorrow's episode to show you how the process unfolds! Cu
Why Does the Sun Keep Burning?
In this episode, we learn... • Fusion turns hydrogen into helium in the core • Gravity creates the pressure fusion needs • The sun's hydrogen supply is finite (but will last a REALLY long time!) Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactiv
Fahrenheit vs Celsius: What's the Difference?
In this episode, we learn... • Water freezes at 0°C or 32°F • Celsius degrees represent larger temperature changes • Both scales match at negative 40 Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child's intellig
