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Brains On! Science podcast for kids

Brains On Universe
Smarty Pass
Lightning
Neanderthals
Ferns
Brains On!
Hypnosis
Electrons
Storm Clouds
Human Extinction
Satellites
Laughter
Climate Change
Thunder
Atoms
Ancient Humans
Dinosaurs
Extinction Events
Superman
Animals
Homo Sapiens

Brains On!® is a science podcast for curious kids and adults from Brains On Universe. Each week, a different kid co-host joins Molly Bloom to find answers to fascinating questions about the world sent in by listeners. Like, do dogs know they’re dogs? Or, why do feet stink? Plus, we have mystery sounds for you to guess, songs for you to dance to, and lots of facts -- all checked by experts.

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Latest Episodes

Every spring we set our clocks one hour forward. Every fall we move them one hour back. It’s a strange ritual when you think about it, so why do we do it? Join Molly and co-host Ava as they explore the seasons and why days are shorter in the winter a... more

Exciting news! We’ve announced a bunch of new tour stops for this spring! Learn more about the show and get tickets here!

Mar 7............MILWAUKEE

Mar 8..................ST PAUL

Mar 28..............ATLANTA

Mar 29.....FT LAUDERDALE

Apr 11.... more

HARVEY, our omnipresent virtual voice assistant, gets a software update that makes him go bananas for bananas. And if we talk about anything except bananas, he turns the microphones off! We talk to geneticist Dr. Janina Jeff about how much DNA we sha... more

We’re all part of a generation, that’s a large group of people born around the same time as us. These generations have names too, like Gen X, Baby Boomers or Gen Alpha. Who came up with these generations and why do we have them? We’ll speak to expert... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Janina Jeff
Geneticist and the host of the podcast, In Those Genes.
In Those Genes
Episode: Let's Go Bananas
Jean Twenge
Author of the book Generations and professor of psychology at San Diego State University
San Diego State University
Episode: What is a generation and why do we have them?
Kim Parker
Works for the Pew Research Center studying public opinion across generations.
Pew Research Center
Episode: What is a generation and why do we have them?
Dr. Paula Cushing
Senior Curator of Invertebrate Zoology
Denver Museum of Nature and Sciences
Episode: Can a spider eat a wasp?
Lucy Cooke
Zoologist and founder of the Sloth Appreciation Society.
Episode: Totally Slothsome: All about sloths
Marie Tosa
Wildlife expert who studied skunks and works for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Episode: Why do skunks stink?
Ted Stankowich
Professor who studies skunks at California State University Long Beach
California State University Long Beach
Episode: Why do skunks stink?
Loretta Hall
Writer devoted to researching and writing the history of women in space
Episode: Brains On presents - Rocket women: How a secret program paved the way for female astronauts
Wally Funk
Youngest member of the Mercury 13, who later became the oldest person to travel to space at 82
Episode: Brains On presents - Rocket women: How a secret program paved the way for female astronauts

Host

Molly Bloom
Host of the show, leading discussions and guiding young listeners through various scientific themes and topics with engaging anecdotes and interactive elements.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 21k ratings
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    #Icanreadthatmessage!

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    #Ic@nr3@d+h@+m3$$@g3

    Did I do that right?

    Apple Podcasts
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    Gamergirl_mc ✌️(Pompeii)
    United States23 days ago
  • I love it

    Ok I have a episode idea ok sooo everyone in my school is saying the meme 6,7 it’s sooo annoying and it’s so 2025 but why do we like it is it to annoy people or just for fun if you make this a episode thank you your the best ❤️❤️❤️🌸🌸🌸💝💝💝💝also I’m only is forth grade so if you think I’m 16 noooo your rong I can’t spell LOL

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I ❤️warrior dats
    Canada23 days ago
  • Hi

    It is a good podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GWENPEACE🌍💖✌️☮️
    United States25 days ago
  • The Entertainer

    An awesome podcast that entertains me

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bobby67🥸
    Canada25 days ago
  • Outstanding!

    Brain on, some of my favorite podcasts! Thank you! Can you add some episodes about history? Thanks!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matthew X fighter
    Chinaa month ago

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Many parents report that their kids are engaged and excited to learn from the content.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for making science accessible and fun for children.
Feedback highlights the show's ability to blend education with entertainment effectively.
Some listeners express a desire for even more interactive content and live events.

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Let's Go Bananas
Q: Is it true that humans and bananas share 50% of the same DNA?
Yes, humans and bananas share approximately 50% of the same genes that function in similar ways.
How do stickers stick?
Q: What would you call your generation?
Amira suggests calling her generation the Coronial due to their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.
How do stickers stick?
Q: How do stickers stick?
Stickers adhere through the use of pressure-sensitive adhesives, which flow into the nooks and crannies of a surface when pressed.
Can a spider eat a wasp?
Q: Can a spider eat a wasp?
Yes, spiders can eat wasps, but they must be careful due to the wasp's sting.
Why do skunks stink?
Q: Why did skunks evolve to use stink to protect themselves?
Professor Stankowich explains that since their major predators rely on smell, spraying them is an effective defense.

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This educational series engages young listeners through a mix of science, fun, and curiosity-driven exploration. Episodes feature different child co-hosts alongside the main host, Molly Bloom, answering intriguing questions submitted by curious kids. Topics vary widely, addressing everything from animal cognition, like whether dogs understand their identity, to practical science topics, such as how sound works and the materials that shape our world. Content includes interactive elements like guessing mystery sounds and dancing to catchy songs, making the learning process enjoyable and engaging for both children and their families. The approachable tone and relatable themes encourage listeners to think critically and spark their own curiosit... more

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1. Dr. Janina Jeff
2. Jean Twenge
3. Kim Parker
4. Dr. Paula Cushing
5. Lucy Cooke
6. Marie Tosa
7. Ted Stankowich
8. Loretta Hall

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