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Curious Kids: For Kids Who Love to Learn

Wonder Works Media

Enfants & Parentalité

Fréquence : 1 épisode/7j. Total Éps: 27

Curious Kids is the perfect podcast for curious kids ages 6-12 (and their parents, too!). In each episode, we dive into fascinating topics—science, history, animals, inventions, and more—presented in a playful, engaging way that makes learning fun that's perfect for car rides, before bed time or anytime in between.

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Leif Erikson: First European to Explore North America

lundi 14 juillet 2025 • Durée 15:32

Did Christopher Columbus really discover America? Think again! In this episode, journey back over 1,000 years to the Age of Vikings and uncover the incredible story of Leif Erikson, the intrepid Viking explorer who reached North America nearly five centuries before Columbus.

You'll explore how Leif, son of the famous Erik the Red, was inspired by a merchant's tale and set sail into uncharted waters without maps or a compass. Discover the distinct lands he found, including the lush Vinland ("Wine Land"), and learn about the groundbreaking archaeological discovery at L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland that proved his historic feat. Hear why Leif earned the nickname, "Leif the Lucky", and why his legacy of courage and discovery is celebrated today.

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Hans Christian Andersen: World Traveler, Global Storyteller

dimanche 13 juillet 2025 • Durée 23:50

This episode delves into the extraordinary life of Hans Christian Andersen, tracing his journey from a poor shoemaker's son in Odense, Denmark, who made puppet costumes from scraps and created worlds beyond his humble single-room home, to a celebrated literary giant.

Discover how Andersen's imagination and resilience, evident in his unique paper-cut art, allowed him to overcome early rejections and hardships in Copenhagen. His bittersweet yet universally resonant fairy tales, like "The Ugly Duckling" and "The Little Mermaid," transformed his personal experiences into stories that speak to the soul, making him one of the first truly global authors.

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The Jaw-Dropping, Tooth-Chipping History of Jawbreakers

samedi 12 juillet 2025 • Durée 15:13

Our latest episode explores the fascinating and often surprising look into the world of jawbreakers, also known as gobstoppers, a classic candy that has delighted generations but also comes with some unexpected quirks.

You'll uncover their 19th-century origins and the mystery behind their "jawbreaker" name, which originally referred to a hard-to-pronounce word.

Discover how Ferrara Pan Candy Company helped popularize these rock-hard treats, which are made through a surprisingly intricate and time-consuming "hot panning" process that can take anywhere from four days to several weeks for larger sizes. While they are over 90% sugar and famed for their long-lasting nature, parents should be aware that jawbreakers are "not so great for crunching" and have been humorously dubbed as "Frustrating dentists since 2008" due to their toughness.

More seriously, you'll learn about bizarre incidents involving exploding jawbreakers that caused burns, emphasizing the importance of proper storage and avoiding temperature extremes like refrigeration or microwaving.

Finally, we'll explore their significant impact on popular culture, from Roald Dahl's "Everlasting Gobstoppers" to their central role in Ed, Edd n Eddy and even inspiring a 1999 teen comedy.

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From Apes to Us: The Big Story of Human Evolution!

lundi 7 juillet 2025 • Durée 13:21

Get ready for an exciting adventure into human evolution with "Our Ancient Family Tree," the podcast for curious kids and their parents!

Join us as we explore the incredible journey from early hominids who learned to walk upright and developed bigger brains, all the way to our fascinating ancestors.

We'll uncover the truth about Neanderthals, discovering they were far from brutish cavemen, but rather advanced relatives with sophisticated cultures, large brains, and clever adaptations for surviving the Ice Age, even creating bone tools and the world's oldest cave art.

Then, meet the amazing Cro-Magnons, members of our own species, Homo sapiens, who were the first artistic hominids, leaving behind incredible cave paintings, crafting advanced tools, and even befriending wolves! Together, we'll explore their lives, their innovations, and the surprising genetic links that connect us to these remarkable people from our shared past.

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The Kraken: Myth and Reality of the Deep Sea Monster

mardi 1 juillet 2025 • Durée 15:01

Explore the chilling legend of the Kraken, the gigantic sea monster that has terrified Nordic sailors for centuries! Often depicted as a massive octopus or squid capable of dragging ships to a watery doom and creating deadly whirlpools, this episode unveils the creature's Scandinavian folklore origins, tracing its first written accounts to 1180 and the popularization of the term "Kraken" by Erik Pontoppidan.

You'll learn how real-world giant and colossal squid and accounts of aggressive octopuses likely inspired its fearsome image. We also delve into its enduring presence in popular culture, from classic literature to modern films, while clarifying its non-Greek mythological roots. Join us to discover why the Kraken remains a powerful symbol of the vast, unknown mysteries of the ocean.

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The Accidental Journey of the Chocolate Chip Cookie

mardi 15 avril 2025 • Durée 21:27

Get ready for a fun story about how the super yummy chocolate chip cookie was invented by mistake!

Back in 1938, a clever baker named Ruth Wakefield, who owned a restaurant called the Toll House Inn, wanted to make chocolate cookies. But when she went to get her usual baking chocolate, she found she was all out. Instead of giving up, Ruth decided to chop up a Nestlé semi-sweet chocolate bar and put the little pieces into her cookie dough, thinking they would melt. But when the cookies came out of the oven, the chocolate hadn't melted completely, leaving delicious pockets of chocolate!

These accidental cookies, which Ruth called "Toll House Chocolate Crunch Cookies," became incredibly popular and are now loved all over the world. So, the next time you eat a chocolate chip cookie, remember that it all started with a happy kitchen surprise!

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The Incredible Journey of Monarch Butterflies

lundi 14 avril 2025 • Durée 27:57

Get ready for an amazing adventure with the monarch butterfly on this podcast episode! We'll explore the incredible multi-generational journey these tiny, beautiful creatures take across North America, flying thousands of miles from Canada to Mexico and back. Learn about their fascinating life cycle, from a tiny egg to a vibrant butterfly, including the amazing transformation inside the chrysalis. We'll also uncover the secrets of how monarchs navigate using a built-in compass and the challenges they face, like habitat loss and climate change. Most importantly, the episode will empower kids and parents with simple ways you can help these amazing insects thrive, from planting milkweed to participating in citizen science projects. It's a fun and educational journey into the natural world that will leave you in awe of these tiny travelers.

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The LEGO Story: From Wood to Plastic Empire

lundi 14 avril 2025 • Durée 13:51

Ever wonder how a simple wooden duck led to a global phenomenon? Tune in to our next episode as we explore the incredible story of LEGO, from its humble beginnings in a Danish carpenter's workshop in 1891 with Ole Kirk Christiansen, through the devastating fire that propelled him to toy-making, and the pivotal moment in 1934 when the name "LEGO" was coined.

Discover the bold leap to plastic toys in 1947, the initial challenges with unstable "Automatic Binding Bricks", and the revolutionary 1958 invention of the stud-and-tube coupling system by Godtfred Kirk Christiansen that gave LEGO its "clutch power".

We'll also delve into the creation of the "system of play" in 1955, the arrival of the beloved minifigure in 1978, the company's near collapse and remarkable comeback, and its current impact on education and sustainability, revealing why these seemingly simple bricks continue to spark creativity across generations.

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The Magic Behind Bluey: A Tale of Family, Fun, and Hidden Surprises

lundi 3 mars 2025 • Durée 12:40

Ever wondered about the secrets behind your favorite Blue Heeler family? Join us as we uncover amazing behind-the-scenes stories about Bluey!

From hidden Easter eggs in every episode to the real-life inspiration behind Bandit and Chili, discover what makes this show special. Perfect for curious kids who want to learn fun facts about how Bluey came to life and spot cool details they never noticed before. Get ready for a tail-wagging adventure into the world of Bluey!

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Jane Goodall: The Girl Who Dreamed of Chimps and Changed the World

dimanche 23 février 2025 • Durée 15:08

What happens when a young girl's love for animals leads her on an incredible adventure into the forests of Africa? Discover the amazing true story of Jane Goodall, who started out just like you - a curious kid who loved watching animals in her backyard. With nothing but determination and a notebook, Jane traveled to Tanzania and made groundbreaking discoveries about chimpanzees that changed how we see these remarkable animals forever.

From her childhood observations of chickens laying eggs to becoming the world's most famous chimp scientist, Jane's story shows us that anyone can make their dreams come true and help protect the natural world.

Join us as we explore how a stuffed toy chimpanzee named Jubilee inspired a lifetime of discovery and learn about the fascinating chimp families Jane came to know and love. This is a story about patience, bravery, and how one person's love for animals can change the world.

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