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Brain Explorers

Welcome to Brain Explorers, the first neuroscience podcast for kids, ran by a kid! I"m Alma, I"m 13 years old, a pianist in the making, a neuroscience enthusiast with dreams of becoming a neurosurgeon.Each episode of Brain Explorers is packed with fun facts, cool experiments, and interviews with real scientists, musicians, researchers to help kids explore how our brains work and what makes them tick (or tickle). Perfect for curious young minds who want to learn more about the most fascinating part

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1:28

Why forgetting is a gift

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/26

🎙️ Hey everyone, this is Alma, and you’re listening to Brain Explorers. Today’s journey is about something we all do — forgetting. But what if forgetting isn’t a flaw, but a superpower? In this episode, we’ll look at why our brains choose to let go, how forgetting helps us learn, and why some memories are meant to fade.

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1:44

The tactical memory

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/22

🎙️ Hi everyone, and welcome back to Brain Explorers! I’m Alma, and today we’re uncovering the secret behind the memory of movements. How does our brain remember how to ride a bike, play the piano, or dance — even after years away? In this episode, we’ll explore how the brain stores the rhythms of our body, turning motion into memory and memory into motion.

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1:44

The brain's silent orchestra

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/19

We’re tuning in to the silent orchestra inside our skull. Every moment, billions of neurons play together in perfect harmony - without a sound - to create our thoughts, emotions, and movements. In this episode, we’ll explore how this quiet symphony shapes who we are and how our brains keep the music of the mind going every second of our lives.

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1:36

The universe inside our skull

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/15

Hi everyone, and welcome back to Brain Explorers! I’m Alma, and today we’re venturing into the most incredible place in the universe - the one inside our skull. Our brain is a vast cosmos of billions of neurons, all sparking with energy, thought, and imagination. In this episode, we’ll explore how this tiny, three-pound universe creates everything we see, feel, and dream.

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1:47

The neurons that remember tomorrow

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/12

🎙️ Today we’re diving into a truly mind-bending idea — the neurons that remember tomorrow. How can our brains seem to predict the future before it even happens? I’ll explore how certain neurons help us imagine, plan, and prepare for what’s next — turning tomorrow’s possibilities into today’s memories in the making.

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2:07

The brain that dreams itself

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/08

Welcome back to a new episode of Brain Explorers. Today, we dives into one of the most mysterious adventures of the mind - dreams. How does the brain dream itself? What happens when our mind becomes both the storyteller and the listener of its own nightly tales? Join me as we uncover the fascinating science behind dreaming and explores how our brains create entire worlds while we sleep.

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1:10

Your brain can glow – The spark of thought!

Brain Explorers ·

2025/10/05

What if I told you your brain might actually sparkle? ✨ In this episode of Brain Explorers, I’m uncovering a hidden glow inside your head that could change the way we think about thinking…

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1:16

The rose hip cells - The brain cells only humans have

Brain Explorers ·

2025/09/28

In this episode of Brain Explorers, I’m uncovering the mystery of rose hip cells—tiny brain cells that scientists have only found in humans. I’ll share what makes them unique, why they might be the key to our big ideas and creativity, and how they could reveal secrets about how the human brain evolved.

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1:22

The silent synapses - The secret switches in your brain

Brain Explorers ·

2025/09/21

n this episode, we're diving into the hidden world of silent synapses—those mysterious ‘off switches’ in the brain that can suddenly turn on when we’re learning something new. I’ll explore how these secret connections work, why they matter, and what scientists are discovering about the brain’s amazing ability to keep adapting and growing.

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1:25

Why we laugh - The Brain’s comedy club

Brain Explorers ·

2025/09/09

In this episode, I'm taking you on a hilarious journey into your brain's own comedy club! Did you know your brain treats laughter like a super-power? When we laugh, it's like throwing a feel-good party in our heads, releasing happy chemicals that make us feel amazing. I explore why even babies crack up before they can talk, and why laughing with others is literally contagious - it's like a social superglue! From dad jokes to sophisticated humor, I reveal why our brains are basically built-in laugh

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1:42

Why your brain loves story - The science behind...

Brain Explorers ·

2025/09/04

Ever wonder why we' love so much a good story? In my podcast, I dig into the science behind why our brains literally light up like a Christmas tree when we hear one! From feel-good chemicals flooding our minds to the wild fact that our brains actually sync up with other people when we share stories - it's like a neural dance party! I break down why humans are basically storytelling machines, and trust me, it's way more fascinating than your biology class ever was.

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1:25

The power of focus - How your brain zaps distractions

Brain Explorers ·

2025/09/02

Join Alma as she uncovers how the brain sharpens focus and zaps away distractions, revealing the science behind staying on task and unlocking your full potential.

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2:49

The brain’s GPS: how your hippocampus maps the world

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2025/08/21

Hey, Brain Explorers! 🧭🧠Did you know your brain has its very own GPS? It’s called the hippocampus, and it helps you remember places, follow directions, and even imagine where things are! 🗺️🚶‍♀️Every time you walk to school or explore somewhere new, your hippocampus is creating a mental map—like a little explorer drawing a treasure trail. 🧳✨So the next time you find your way without even thinking about it, thank your brain’s amazing built-in navigator!

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2:24

Mirror neurons: how your brain reads minds

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2025/08/17

Hi, Brain Explorers! 🧠👀Did you know your brain has special cells that mirror what others do? They're called mirror neurons, and they help you understand how someone feels just by watching them—like when you see a friend smile and suddenly feel happy too! 😊It’s almost like your brain is doing a mini version of what you see, helping you “read minds” without even trying. That’s how we learn, connect, and feel empathy. 🤝💡So the next time you yawn because someone else does—blame your mirror

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2:21

The brain and music: why your brain loves a good beat

Brain Explorers ·

2025/08/10

Hey, Brain Explorers! 🎵🧠Have you ever noticed how your foot starts tapping when your favorite song plays? That’s your brain reacting to the beat! 🕺🎶 Music lights up lots of parts of the brain at once—your memory, emotions, movement, and even math areas!Your brain loves a good rhythm because it helps it predict what comes next. That’s why catchy tunes stick in your head, and why music can make you feel happy, calm, or even give you goosebumps. 💓So next time you hear a great beat, remember—your

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2:23

Neuroplasticity or how your brain rewires itself...

Brain Explorers ·

2025/08/07

Did you know your brain is a little like a Lego city that keeps rebuilding itself? That’s called neuroplasticity! It means your brain can change, grow, and make new connections every single day—just from learning, practicing, or even making mistakes. 🎹📚🤔Whether you're learning a new piano piece or trying to ride a bike, your brain is busy rewiring itself to get better and faster. And the coolest part? It doesn’t matter how old you are—your brain never stops adapting. So next time something feels

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2:29

The brain’s super speed: how neurons talk at 400 km/h

Brain Explorers ·

2025/08/03

Hi, Brain Explorers! 🚀 Did you know your brain sends messages at speeds up to 400 km/h? That’s faster than a race car! 🏎️ Thanks to special cells called neurons—and their speedy insulation called myelin—your brain helps you think, move, and react in a flash. It’s like having a superpower in your head! 🧠

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1:12

Your hidden superpowers: your other senses

Brain Explorers ·

2025/06/24

Today, we’re talking about senses you might not even know you have. Your brain can sense where your body is—proprioception—and what’s happening inside it, like your heartbeat—interoception. It can even rewire itself, like when blind people use sound or touch to "see." And smell? It goes straight to memory—one scent can unlock a whole moment. Your brain is amazing—and full of hidden powers!

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1:28

How do we remember things?

Brain Explorers ·

2025/06/24

In this brief episode, we explore how the human brain forms and stores memories. We break down the process into three key stages: encoding (how we take in information), storage (how it's kept in the brain), and retrieval (how we recall it later). Whether it’s a phone number, a childhood moment, or a favorite song, we reveal the fascinating science behind how memories are made—and why some last a lifetime while others fade.

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4:56

Brain Awareness Week - Real-Life "Zombie" Brain...

Brain Explorers ·

2025/05/18

Zombies… they’re hungry for brains. But what if I told you that real-life ‘zombie brains’ actually exist? In today’s Brain Awareness Week special, we’re diving into the science of real zombie-like behaviors—from mind-controlling parasites to brain disorders that make people lose control. Get ready for some spooky neuroscience!

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