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The Curious Kidcast

The Curious Kidcast is a fun and educational podcast for kids aged 7 to 11 who love exploring science, nature, and curious questions about the world. Each episode answers fascinating questions kids ask—like “Why is the sky blue?”, “Do fish sleep?”, and more!

Podcast · By Andy Irving · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 9, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Why do Mosquito bites itch? | Curious fun facts for kids (opens the original)

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    Ever wondered why a tiny mosquito bite makes you want to scratch your skin clean off? In this hilarious and fact-packed episode of The Curious Kidcast , Charlie dives into one of nature's biggest mysteries to uncover the surprising science behind the itch! Here is a hint: it is not the bite itself that is causing all that trouble. From microscopic saw blades and sneaky bug drool to our own body's dramatic alarm system, kids and curious minds of all ages will learn what really happens under your

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    What if everything I touched turned to gold? | Curious Kids Questions (opens the original)

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    In this exciting audio adventure, we dive deep into one of the most fascinating and wildly imaginative curious kids questions we have ever explored on the show: What would actually happen if you woke up tomorrow and every single thing your fingers touched instantly turned into pure, solid, shiny gold? At first, having the golden touch sounds like the absolute best superpower in the entire world. You would be a walking, talking treasure factory! You could turn a boring rock into a priceless artif

  3. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    What If Someone Unplugged the Ocean? | Curious Kids Questions (opens the original)

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    Ever wondered what would happen if someone pulled a giant rubber plug at the very bottom of the sea? Would all the ocean water drain away like an enormous bathtub, or would something even wilder happen? In this episode of The Curious Kidcast , host Charlie takes us seven miles down into the deep, dark Mariana Trench to explore one of the most exciting science thought experiments ever! Packed with mind-blowing facts, funny scenarios, and amazing discoveries about our planet, this episode is a fan

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Could I Make My own Spacesuit? | Curious Kids Space Podcast (opens the original)

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    Ever wondered if you could build a real working spacesuit out of kitchen foil, garbage bags, and duct tape? In this episode of The Curious Kidcast , host Charlie answers a brilliant question from a listener who wanted to know if he could wrap himself in a tin foil roasting tray to walk on Mars! Join us on an action-packed cosmic adventure as we explore the terrifying dangers of outer space, break down the 14 high-tech layers of a real $12 million NASA spacesuit, and test household items to see i

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    What was the first ever toy? | Curious Kids Questions Podcast (opens the original)

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    What did kids play with before the invention of video games, plastic building bricks, or electric gadgets? In this episode of The Curious Kidcast , host Charlie takes us on an epic time-travel adventure back to the Ice Age, Ancient Egypt, and Ancient Greece to find the ultimate winner of the world's first-ever toy. Perfect for curious kids, parents looking for screen-free educational ideas, and homeschooling families exploring history through the science of play! Interactive Family Pop Quiz! Par

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