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Brains On! Science podcast for kids

Brains On Universe
Smarty Pass
Climate Change
Trees
Brains On!
Mystery Sounds
Dogs
Whales
Puberty
Asthma
Stickers
Food Allergies
Phones
Vacuums
Down Syndrome
Neanderthals
Brains On Deli
Lightning
Trends
Brains On Universe
NASA

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. Sales a... more

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Latest Episodes

We will be back next week with a new episode! This week we have an episode from our sister show Smash Boom Best: Slime vs Slinkies!

Set out these two playthings on a table and see which one your kid grabs first. Is it the gooey, squishy, surprising s... more

As Brains On fast approaches 400 episodes, we wanted to re-visit this one. Not only is it our milestone episode 100, but our pal Gungador goes from Most Epic Fighting Battle Realm to a much more challenging setting: high school. We ask why people see... more

Today we’re sharing with you part of an episode from our new special series, Brains On Universe Presents: Puberty! (the podcast). You can subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

This is an excerpt covering stuff that any one of any age might be i... more

Today we’re sharing with you part of an episode from our new special series, Brains On Universe Presents: Puberty! (the podcast). You can subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

This is an excerpt covering stuff that any one of any age might be i... more

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Recent Guests

Hans Buetow
Podcast producer and debate participant
Brains On Universe
Episode: Brains On Presents: Smash Boom Best - Slime vs Slinkies
Arthur Benjamin
Math magician and professor of mathematics at Harvey Mudd College
Harvey Mudd College
Episode: Why do we like the number 100?
Hannah Sonsala
College student and track athlete who set the 100-meter dash record at Macalester College
Macalester College
Episode: Why do we like the number 100?
Dr. Cara Natterson
Pediatrician and author referenced as an expert guest
Pediatrician; author
Episode: Skin, sweat and hair!
Dr. Kara Natterson
Pediatrician and puberty expert
Author and speaker on puberty
Episode: What is puberty?
Sal Monillo
Germ, a bacteria guest in the soap episode
Germ (character)
Episode: How does soap work?
Bart the Berry Barber
A berry barber character who explains raspberries
Fictional segment
Episode: Is there such a thing as a blue raspberry? And why are raspberries hairy?
Kelsey Byers
Flower smell researcher
John Innes Centre
Episode: How do flowers get their smells?
Erin Bondat
Alanafe's mom; explains her lab work and science connections.
Episode: It's time for the....Mystery Sound Extravaganza!

Host

Molly Bloom
Host guiding the show, introduces segments, and drives conversation.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 21.6k ratings
  • We seriously can’t stop listening

    Da best

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    advik arun rao
    Indiaa month ago
  • YES

    I went to the live event! It was awesome! At one point I said “don’t ruin my life”! Yaaaaay!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    midnight boba tea 🧋
    United Statesa month ago
  • To answer your question

    So………WHAT u don’t know about Jimmy (the man the myth the legend nah I’m just kidding)

    Any way so someone asked me a question (max your best friend). WHO IS JIMMY!! HE IS NONE OTHER THAN THE stick man he is traveling and he needs help. I will show you what he looks like and explain what he needs to travel the podcast world one write him in your reviews

    Two needs help traveling the podcast world. There are multiple podcasts that he has been on.

    Three I love this podcast

    Four I used to listen to... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    I like potatoes 🥔🥔
    United Statesa month ago
  • best

    your podcast is like gold.it is the best .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cats are golden
    United Statesa month ago
  • Hi! Happeeee

    I love this podcast also the puberty ones make be feel rlly welcome because- .-. I just heard “I like smelling deodorant” cause I listioning to it rn

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I LOVESUSHISOUCY
    United Statesa month ago

Listeners Say

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Kids love the mystery sounds and hands-on explanations.
Shows are informative without talking down to children, keeping content engaging for families.
Parents appreciate clear, age-appropriate science and safety in explanations.
Guest experts are generally engaging and well-integrated into kid-focused storytelling.

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Why do we like the number 100?
Q: We are very excited to have you here, so tell us why the number 100 is so magical.
Arthur Benjamin explains several reasons: 100 is a perfect square (10x10), and the cubes of 1-4 sum to 100; he also demonstrates mnemonic tricks and patterns that show how 100 relates to simple, elegant mathematics.
What is puberty?
Q: Why does it happen?
The short answer is hormones, chemical messengers that rise and fall in the body to drive the changes of puberty.
Do fidget toys really help people focus?
Q: What guidelines would you give for schools about letting students fidget in class?
Consider the classroom dynamics and minimize distractions; allow accommodations like non-distracting fidget options, limit duration, and combine with strategies to address underlying anxiety or boredom when possible.
Do fidget toys really help people focus?
Q: Do fidget toys help people with ADHD more than others, and in what contexts is the benefit most clear?
There's some evidence they help attention for people with ADHD, particularly during boring or repetitive tests, but the overall picture is mixed; natural movement tends to have stronger evidence for supporting attention.
Do fidget toys really help people focus?
Q: When did you first notice fidget toys being used by patients, and are they more helpful than other objects?
Dr. Schweitzer explains that fidgeting often emerges as a self-regulation mechanism and that while some people benefit from fidget toys, the effectiveness varies by individual; non-toy, natural movement can be just as beneficial, and the environment and task matter a lot.

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A science-focused show for curious kids and families, with kid co-hosts, lively hosts, and a mix of playful experiments, mystery sounds, and expert explanations. Episodes routinely cover how the natural world works, from flowers and smells to day-to-day science curiosities, all presented in approachable, story-driven bites. The format blends audience questions, guest insights from researchers and educators, and kid-friendly demonstrations to foster critical thinking and scientific literacy. A standout feature is its regular mystery sounds and interactive segments that invite listener participation, making complex ideas feel accessible and entertaining for a younger audience and their grown-ups.

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Recent guests on Brains On! Science podcast for kids include:

1. Hans Buetow
2. Arthur Benjamin
3. Hannah Sonsala
4. Dr. Cara Natterson
5. Dr. Kara Natterson
6. Sal Monillo
7. Bart the Berry Barber
8. Kelsey Byers

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