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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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5:07

Brain Awareness Week - Can the brain be hacked? The...

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2025/04/02

Today, we’re diving into a topic so mind-blowing, it feels like it’s straight out of a sci-fi movie…🚀 Can the brain be hacked? What if you could boost your memory, supercharge your focus, or even control devices—just by thinking? Neurohacking isn’t just a wild idea—it’s happening right now! From brain-computer interfaces to unlocking your mind’s hidden potential, we’re about to explore how science is blurring the line between human and machine. So, buckle up, because today, we’re pushing the limits

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5:05

Brain Awareness Week - The hidden power of the...

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2025/03/23

In today's special episode that marks Brain Awareness Week globally, we're talking about the magic power of our subconscious.Right now, you’re listening to my voice, thinking thoughts, and experiencing the world around you. But have you ever wondered—how does your brain create YOU? What is consciousness, and why do we have it? Scientists still don’t have all the answers, but today, we’ll explore the biggest mystery of the human mind!

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3:57

The science of "déjà vu" or a glitch in the brain?

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2025/03/04

Have you ever experienced a moment that feels strangely familiar, like you’ve lived it before? Is "déjà vu" just a brain glitch, or is there a deeper scientific explanation behind it? In this episode of Brain Explorers, we dive into the neuroscience of déjà vu, exploring how memory, perception, and the brain’s predictive mechanisms create this eerie sensation. Tune in to uncover the fascinating theories behind this mind-bending phenomenon!

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3:08

The secret language of neurons or how the brain talks...

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2025/03/04

In this episode, we're covering the secret language of our brain. Yes, that's right. Tune in to learn how is the brain talking to itself.

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4:58

Are humans the smartest beings on Earth?

Brain Explorers ·

2025/02/09

Are humans the smartest beings on Earth? 🤔 Join Brain Explorers as we dive into what intelligence really means—exploring human creativity, problem-solving, and communication, alongside the incredible skills of animals like dolphins, chimps, and octopuses! Plus, we’ll take a peek at AI and robots to see how they stack up. Get ready for a fun and mind-expanding adventure! 🚀🎙️ #BrainExplorers #StayCurious

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3:11

Who is the smartest person on earth and what does...

Brain Explorers ·

2025/01/30

This episode of Brain Explorers dives into the question of who the smartest person on Earth is and what their brain has in common with yours. While intelligence comes in many forms, Albert Einstein is often considered a genius because of his deep thinking and curiosity. However, your brain shares many of the same abilities—like learning, imagination, and curiosity—which means you, too, have the potential to think in amazing ways and explore new ideas!

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5:18

How did our brain form?

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2025/01/20

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we take you on a journey through time to explore how the brain evolved. Over millions of years, nerve cells evolved to help creatures respond faster, and eventually, some animals formed simple brains. As time went on, brains got bigger and more complex, especially in mammals. The human brain, now capable of thinking and problem-solving, is the result of this incredible evolution. Tune in to find some more!

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4:50

An interview with Maestro Christopher Schumann (Part II)

Brain Explorers ·

2025/01/05

In part two of our conversation with Maestro Christopher Schumann, we dive deeper into his world, discussing preparation, emotional depth, and the transformative power of music. Hear his thoughts on engaging audiences and inspiring the next generation of musicians. Don’t miss this insightful and inspiring conclusion to our discussion!

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3:23

An interview with Maestro Christopher Schumann (Part I)

Brain Explorers ·

2024/12/28

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we sit down with the renowned conductor, Maestro Christopher Schumann, to explore the fascinating intersection of music, leadership, and the brain. Discover what inspired him to pursue conducting, how he collaborates with musicians from diverse backgrounds, and the mental skills required to lead an orchestra. Join us as we uncover the unique challenges of this incredible form of art.

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5:03

Is screen time good or bad for our brain?

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2024/12/17

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we discuss the effects of screen time on our brains and bodies. Screens can be great for learning, staying connected, and having fun, but too much screen time can lead to tired eyes, less physical activity, and trouble sleeping due to blue light.The key is balance! Enjoy screens in moderation, take breaks, and set boundaries, like avoiding screens before bed. Remember, mixing screen time with other activities like playing outside or being creative keeps your brain

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4:58

Are monkeys smarter, dumber, or just like us?

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2024/12/10

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we explore whether monkeys are as smart as humans. Monkeys are incredibly clever in their own way—they use tools, learn from each other, communicate with sounds and gestures, and remember important details like food locations. However, humans excel at abstract thinking, creating languages, and solving complex problems, which sets us apart.Being "smart" depends on what skills are needed for survival, so monkeys aren’t dumber—they’re just experts at being monkeys

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5:16

Does the brain feel pain?

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2024/12/06

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we dive into the fascinating question: Can the brain feel pain? Pain is our body’s warning system, but surprisingly, the brain itself doesn’t feel pain because it has no pain receptors. While the brain processes pain signals from other parts of the body, it remains pain-free—even during brain surgery!We also explore common questions, like why headaches hurt (hint: it’s from muscles and nerves around the brain) and why the brain doesn’t have pain receptors (so it

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7:47

An interview with Jean Muller, pianist and piano teacher

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2024/11/10

In this episode of Brain Explorers, I'm interviewing my piano teacher, Mr. Jean Muller, to delve into the powerful connections between music and the brain. Mr. Muller, an experienced pianist and teacher, shares his journey into music and discusses how playing the piano impacts brain development, creativity, and memory. We explore how learning an instrument enhances cognitive skills, boosts creativity, and improves memory, especially when coordinating with others in an orchestra. He also shares

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4:05

What happens to our brain when we die

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2024/10/29

Hey there, Brain Explorers! In this episode, we’re exploring what happens to the brain when it stops working. Imagine your brain like a superhero in charge of everything you do—thinking, moving, and feeling! But just like a video game, when the power goes out, everything stops.We also talk about how scientists think the brain slowly winds down, kind of like turning off the lights one by one. And while some things are still a mystery, we know that the brain works hard to the very end, and we can

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5:19

Why our brain sometimes doesn't understand things

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2024/10/26

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we're discussing why our brains sometimes struggle to understand new information right away. Using the analogy of a jigsaw puzzle, we're talking about the fact that learning involves organizing new ideas, much like a librarian sorting books. The brain creates connections called neurons, which strengthen with practice. Tips for overcoming learning challenges include taking breaks and trying different learning methods. Learning is an adventure, and with patience and

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4:38

How your brain feels when you learn about it

Brain Explorers ·

2024/10/24

In this episode, we explore what happens inside your brain when you learn something new—especially about the brain itself! We discover how different parts of your brain, like the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus, work together, and how learning makes your brain stronger, just like exercising muscles. Plus, when you understand something new, your brain celebrates by releasing dopamine, making you feel happy and proud. So, keep learning, Brain Explorers—every time you do, you're giving your brain new

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5:19

Why do we feel sad sometimes

Brain Explorers ·

2024/10/22

In this episode, we explore the feeling of sadness and why it happens. Sometimes it's obvious, other times it's a bit of a mystery! We’ll learn how our brain plays a part in these feelings and some fun ways to feel better when we’re down. Join us for a journey inside our amazing minds!

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4:41

Things that our brain does not like

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2024/10/10

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we learn how certain things like lack of sleep, stress, junk food, boredom, and too much screen time can be tough on our brains. But by understanding this, we can take steps to help our brains feel better and work smarter. The key is to get enough sleep, eat healthy, take breaks from screens, and relax when stressed. By treating our brains well, they’ll function at their best! Tune in next time for more exciting brain adventures, and keep exploring!

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3:04

Things that make your brain super happy

Brain Explorers ·

2024/10/06

Hey, Brain Explorers! In this episode, I take you on a fun journey to discover what makes our brains happy. We explore how dopamine is released when we do things we enjoy, like eating ice cream or playing games. Moving our bodies helps release endorphins, making us feel even better, while spending time with people we care about boosts our happiness through oxytocin. And finally, learning new things keeps our brains excited and growing. I remind you that a happy brain is a healthy brain, so let's

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4:04

What does a neurosurgeon do?

Brain Explorers ·

2024/09/18

In this episode of Brain Explorers, we explore the exciting world of neurosurgeons! These brain superheroes specialize in operating on the brain, spine, and nerves, helping people with injuries, tumors, or nerve problems. We learn about their daily routine, from meeting patients and studying X-rays to performing delicate surgeries that can take hours. Becoming a neurosurgeon requires years of study, problem-solving skills, and constant learning. They play a crucial role in keeping our nervous system

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