Dive into a trivia-filled adventure with Anna Goldfield as she showcases her quirky facts, from the capital of New Hampshire to Greek mythology. The hosts promote the fun of learning through games and snacks, making science exciting for kids. Listen as they challenge each other in trivia battles, sparking joy and curiosity in playful science activities. Perfect for young minds ready to embrace knowledge!

Join guest host Rosie duPont, an enthusiastic explorer of creativity and paper-making, as she dives into the fascinating world of how paper is made. She and co-host Arya reveal that most paper comes from trees, but surprising materials like banana peels can also create it! Meet Crumplestiltskin, the quirky paper hat, who shares tales of recycling old paper into new products. The duo also engages listeners with a fun mystery sound game. It's a playful journey through the lifecycle of paper that emphasizes creativity and sustainability!

Shelley Roden, an award-winning Foley artist at Skywalker Sound known for her work in films like Guardians of the Galaxy, shares her insights into the art of sound effects. The hosts delve into the creative techniques used in Foley, showcasing how everyday objects can produce incredible sounds. They engage listeners with a fun mystery sound guessing game, and personal anecdotes make the experience delightful. It's a vibrant exploration of sound, creativity, and the magic behind the audio in movies, encouraging young listeners to engage their own imaginations.

Jess Miller, a twin expert and intern on the show, brings her insights into the fascinating world of twins. The discussion explores whether twins can really feel each other's pain, revealing the truth behind this myth. They also dive into the popular misconception about Vikings wearing horned helmets, uncovering the historical reality. Lastly, the podcast investigates dogs' color vision, discovering that they see shades of blue and yellow. It's a playful mix of myth-busting and scientific exploration!

Tyler, a curious co-host, and Shane Gero, a biologist specializing in sperm whale communication, explore the mesmerizing world of whale sounds. They dive into the differences between baleen whales’ songs and toothed whales' clicks, shedding light on how these vocalizations serve as vital communication tools. Shane explains the complexity of sperm whale sounds, revealing that researchers are just scratching the surface of understanding these intricate messages. The discussion combines education and humor, making whale communication accessible and engaging.

Join Mr. Bone Jangles as he sneaks into the studio for a late-night surprise! Instead of his new show, he faces a fun challenge guessing mystery sounds. The hosts dive into engaging games and the Smarty Pass, promising exclusive content for young listeners. It's an entertaining mix of playful banter and intriguing sound mysteries that keeps everyone guessing!

Get ready for a thrilling return packed with mystery sounds and intriguing questions! The team dives into everything from the melodies of whale songs to the mysteries of Viking helmets. With a new season on the horizon, there's plenty of excitement to explore. Tune in for informative adventures that spark curiosity and fun!

Molly has caught poetry fever and is ready to share her rhymes! Join the fun as she challenges Marc and Sanden to guess the animals in her quirky poems. It's a hilarious clash of creativity and competition in the Mystery Animal Poetry Slam! Plus, discover a new subscription service for more exclusive content and ad-free listening adventures!

Ruby Guthrie, the producer of an engaging science podcast for kids, dives into the whimsical world of collective nouns. Join her and fellow producer Sanden Totten as they explore the joy of collecting unique terms and engage in a fun guessing game. They share hilarious animal group names and brainstorm creative alternatives with playful references to pop culture. It's a delightful mix of humor and learning, showcasing the captivating power of language and the fun of teamwork in the creative process.

Dr. May Dixon, a vampire bat researcher from The Ohio State University, takes listeners on a fantastic journey into the world of bloodsuckers. She dispels myths about vampire bats and reveals their surprising social behaviors. The playful banter between a vampire squid and bat adds a whimsical touch, while listeners learn about the fascinating feeding habits of these creatures. The discussion blends humor with facts, encouraging young minds to appreciate the wonders of nature, from mosquitos to musical mystery sounds!