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Science for Kids / Science"s Not Boring: The Kids Science Podcast

A groundbreaking podcast for curious kids aged 4-12 that proves science is anything but dull.Join our fictional AI hosts Mira, a brilliant 9-year-old, and her younger brother Finn, age 7, as they explore the incredible world of science. From exploding volcanoes and black holes to deadly venom and the tiny machines inside your own body, each episode uncovers the most astonishing, surprising, and sometimes mind-bending wonders of science - explained in a way that actually makes sense to kids.Whether

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12:14

How did rockets reach space?

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2026/08/12

Blast off on an unbelievable adventure into the most powerful machines in the entire universe! Have you ever wondered how a spaceship breaks free from Earth’s gravity? Join Mira and Finn on Science is Not Boring as they uncover the mind-blowing secrets of rockets! Discover what Escape Velocity is and why a rocket has to travel a staggering 25,053 miles per hour—50 times faster than a commercial airplane—just to reach the stars.You won't believe the wild space facts we have packed inside! Fi...

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12:38

What is the human brain?

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2026/08/10

Did you know there is a supercomputer inside your head that runs on less power than a tiny refrigerator lightbulb? It’s true! Your brain is a squishy, grey blob that weighs about three pounds—exactly like a small cantaloupe—but it controls absolutely everything you do! Join Mira and Finn on Science is Not Boring as they uncover the wild secrets of the most complex machine in the known universe. Discover how a scientist made "brain soup" to count an amazing 86 billion tiny cells called neurons...

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14:35

What is the Mariana Trench?

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2026/08/09

Have you ever swallowed a mouthful of seawater at the beach? Blegh! It is super salty! But why don't rivers taste like salt? In this mind-blowing episode of Science is Not Boring, Mira and Finn dive deep to uncover the ocean's biggest mysteries! You won't believe it, but if you magically took all the salt out of the ocean and spread it over the land, it would form a towering white wall 500 feet thick! That is as tall as a 40-story skyscraper! Join us as we learn how slightly acidic rain brea...

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13:19

What is electricity?

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2026/08/08

Have you ever wondered what actually happens when you flip a light switch in your bedroom? You might think electricity travels at the speed of light, but the tiny particles that make it up—called electrons—actually move slower than a snail! Join Mira and Finn on an epic, high-voltage adventure as they follow a single spark of electricity on its amazing journey from a giant spinning power plant all the way to your morning toaster! Discover how a brilliant scientist named Michael Faraday acci...

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12:57

What are sharks?

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2026/08/07

Did you know that sharks are actually older than trees, older than dinosaurs, and even older than the rings of Saturn?! Dive into the deep blue sea with Mira and Finn to uncover the amazing, real-life secrets of the ocean's most misunderstood creatures! Forget what you've seen in scary movies—sharks are ancient survivors with actual superpowers. Discover how they use special jelly-filled pores to literally feel the heartbeat of a fish hidden under the sand!Want to hear something totally gro...

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12:09

What is the universe?

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2026/08/06

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered, just how big is space? Does it ever end? Get ready for a mind-bending cosmic adventure with Mira and Finn! We are blasting off to discover the unbelievable size of the universe. Did you know that even in our fastest spaceship, it would take 73,000 years to reach the absolute nearest star, Proxima Centauri? That is longer than all of recorded human history!Join us as we explore what a "light-year" really is and learn how looking deep int...

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12:33

What is the human skeleton?

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2026/08/05

Did you know you are walking around inside a self-healing superhero suit of armor? It is true! Your bones do so much more than just hold you up. In this episode of Science is Not Boring, Mira and Finn dive deep into the human skeleton to uncover its mind-blowing secrets! Discover why babies are born with around three hundred bones, but adults only have two hundred and six (hint: you didn't lose them!). We will explore the femur, a thigh bone so incredibly strong it could hold the weight of th...

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11:02

What is a vaccine?

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2026/08/04

Have you ever wondered what happens inside your body when you get a scrape or catch a cold? Get ready to shrink down to microscopic size, because there is an epic battle happening inside you right now! Your body has a built-in security team with billions of invisible hunters, including giant white blood cells called macrophages that eat germs like hungry bears! But how does your body learn to fight off the really tough bad guys? We are traveling back in time to 1796 to meet Dr. Edward Jenner,...

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11:42

What is a hiccup?

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2026/08/03

Have you ever wondered why your body does wild and wacky things without even asking you first? Join Mira and Finn on Science is Not Boring as they explore the strange secrets of the human body! Discover why a sneeze is like a powerful explosion that can launch a gross cloud of 40,000 tiny droplets at 100 miles per hour across a room! Learn the mind-blowing truth about yawning—it isn't just about being tired, it actually acts like a built-in air conditioner to cool down your brain! We will als...

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13:35

How did clouds get their names?

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2026/08/02

Have you ever looked up at the sky and wondered how those giant fluffy clouds got their names? Or how something that floats perfectly in the air can actually weigh as much as ONE HUNDRED full-grown elephants?! Join Mira and Finn on an unbelievable weather adventure as they discover the secret science of clouds! You'll learn all about a curious amateur meteorologist named Luke Howard who changed science forever back in 1802. Before him, nobody knew what to call the chaotic shapes in the sky! W...

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16:40

What was the Big Bang?

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2026/08/01

Have you ever wondered where everything in space actually came from? The Earth, the sun, the stars, and even you? Travel back in time nearly 14 billion years to a moment when the entire universe was smaller than a tiny dot drawn with a pencil! Join Mira and Finn on a completely mind-blowing journey to witness the greatest and most powerful event in history: the Big Bang! You'll discover how a perfectly microscopic dot rapidly stretched into a boiling hot soup of cosmic energy, expanding faste...

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12:30

What is gravity?

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2026/07/31

Have you ever wondered why an apple falls from a tree, but the Moon never crashes into Earth? Or why astronauts seem to float in space? (Hint: They aren't actually floating at all!) Join Mira and Finn on a mind-bending adventure to uncover the universe's greatest invisible force: gravity!Travel back in time to 1666 to sit under the exact tree where Isaac Newton figured out how Earth's invisible rope pulls things down. Then, discover the wildest secret of the International Space Station! Ast...

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12:32

What is sleep?

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2026/07/30

Have you ever wondered what your brain actually does when you close your eyes at night? You might be resting, but your brain is actually throwing a massive, high-speed cleaning party! Join Mira and Finn on Science is Not Boring as they uncover the wild and wacky secrets of sleep. Did you know you will spend about 25 years of your life completely asleep? It sounds like a lot of time, but sleep is a matter of life and death! Discover the shocking true story of a teenager who stayed awake for 11...

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12:10

What is hidden in space?

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2026/07/29

Did you know there are mind-blowing treasures hiding right above our heads in space? Join Mira and Finn on an epic cosmic treasure hunt to discover what the Moon and planets are really made of! First, we blast off to the Moon, where dark, freezing craters hold billions of tons of water ice—the perfect fuel for future space explorers! Then, hold onto your spacesuits as we fly to the asteroid belt to find 16 Psyche, a giant metal rock packed with so much gold, iron, and platinum that it is theo...

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11:19

What is a seed?

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2026/07/28

Have you ever wondered how a tiny little speck can become a giant, towering tree? Join Mira and Finn on a wild botanical adventure to discover exactly what seeds are, how they are made, and how they grow into brand new plants! You might think all seeds are just small brown dots, but nature is full of huge surprises. Did you know the Coco de mer palm tree makes a giant seed that weighs as much as a Golden Retriever dog? Or that some orchid seeds are so microscopic you could fit a million of th...

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12:44

What is a self-driving car?

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2026/07/27

Buckle up for a wild ride into the future! Have you ever wondered what it would be like to ride in a car that drives itself—with nobody touching the steering wheel? Join Mira and Finn on Science is Not Boring as they explore the amazing robotic brains behind self-driving cars! Discover how these futuristic vehicles use an incredible technology called LiDAR to shoot millions of invisible laser beams every second, creating a massive 3D video game-style map of the world. You won't believe how sm...

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11:56

What was the Bloop?

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2026/07/26

Imagine screaming so loud that someone hears you on the exact opposite side of the country! In the summer of 1997, scientists using super-sensitive underwater microphones called hydrophones recorded an incredible sound deep in the ocean. It was so loud it traveled over 3,000 miles underwater. They called it the Bloop!But what made this mysterious noise? The sound was significantly louder than a blue whale—the loudest animal on Earth. Because the sound waves looked organic, people everywhere...

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14:17

What is a star made of?

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2026/07/25

Look up at the night sky! Have you ever wondered what those tiny, twinkling lights actually are? Join Mira and Finn on a wild cosmic journey to uncover the secret lives of stars! You'll discover that our Sun is actually a giant, roaring fireball reaching a mind-blowing 27 million degrees Fahrenheit at its core. But what is it made of? Hint: It's not fire! Learn how hydrogen and helium crash together in an explosive process called nuclear fusion to create blinding light. We'll solve the myster...

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12:22

What is a sandstorm?

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2026/07/24

Have you ever wondered what happens when the desert decides to take flight? Imagine standing on the hot, dry ground and looking up to see a towering wall of dust zooming right at you! In this exciting episode, Mira and Finn uncover the wild science behind massive sandstorms, also known as haboobs! Discover how falling rain from hot thunderstorms creates powerful winds that sweep up loose sand, building dust walls up to 5,000 feet tall! We explore the terrifying "Black Sunday" storm from 1935,...

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12:12

What is diabetes?

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2026/07/23

Have you ever wondered what happens to the food you eat, like a delicious slice of birthday cake? Your body turns it into a super-fuel called glucose! In this amazing episode, we are exploring the 37 trillion tiny engines inside you that run on this special sugar. But wait, how does the sugar get inside your cells? You need a key!Join Mira and Finn as they uncover the secrets of a 6-inch pear-shaped organ called the pancreas, which makes special keys called insulin. We’ll learn what happens...

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