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This is a kids podcast about current events. In each episode, the host Sangeetha chats with a child about a news story and engages with them on their ideas of what the world looks like, to them.
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The continent of Africa is splitting up and a new ocean might rush in the middle of it (opens the original)
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The big continent of Africa has begun to crack. No, we are not making this up like it is a plot of a sci-fi movie, this is a story for real. In this podcast episode with a middle schooler (Ethan from S.M.Shetty International School, Mumbai), we discuss answers to a) What is causing this? b) When will this happen and will the people and animals in Africa be okay? For more 1. Read our newsletter on current affairs (for kids aged 14+) on Substack 2. Subscribe to our children's magazine (7-1
S4 E2: There are rats in Cambodia that have saved hundreds of lives. These 'Hero Rats' are honoured by huge statues. (opens the original)
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They are small and furry. They are saving hundreds of lives one sniff at a time. In Cambodia, a squad of African giant pouched rats detect buried landmines with extraordinary precision. These heroes have cleared thousands of explosives, giving villages back their land. 8-year old Dhruv from Bengaluru and 11-yr old Advik from Chennai share the wonders of wildlife creatures in this episode. For more 1. Read our newsletter on current affairs (for kids aged 14+) on Substack 2. Subscribe to our ch
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