Curious Kids Every Day: A Daily Educational Podcast

In today's episode, we explore how a vacuum cleaner actually sucks up dirt! Air pressure, spinning fans, and powerful motors work together to pull dust and crumbs right off the floor. Curious Kids Ev...

In today's episode, we're taking a close-up look at one of the simplest yet most brilliant inventions ever made... the zipper! Learn how rows of tiny teeth lock together with the help of a special sli...

In today's episode, we find out what really happens when you get a sunburn. Why does it hurt and how does your body fix it? We explain how ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun affects your skin and why...

In today's episode, we find out why food "goes bad" and what's really happening when milk sours, fruit turns brown, or bread grows mold. We explain how bacteria and mold eat food to get energy and hel...

In today's episode, Detective Curious tries to crack The Case of the Rhymes! Everything he says in this place has to rhyme, and things get pretty crazy! Along the way, we learn what rhymes are, how th...

Have you ever wondered how pressing a button on a camera can freeze a moment in time? In this episode, we'll explore how cameras capture light, use lenses and shutters, and record images on film or di...

In today's episode, we explore how satellites stay in space. We'll learn why satellites don't fall back to Earth and how rockets launch them into orbit! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive...

In today's episode, we explore how earthquakes happen! You'll discover how energy builds up underground and why some parts of the world shake more than others. We'll also talk about famous earthquake ...

In today's episode, we're exploring the invisible world of Wi-Fi! How can information travel through the air to reach your phone, computer, or Yoto? We'll discover how Wi-Fi uses radio waves, routers,...

In today's episode, we're looking closely at the swirls and ridges on your fingertips! Why do we have them, how do they help us, and are they completely unique to each person? Curious Kids Every Day ...