
The team behind The Week Junior's Science+Nature magazine investigate unexplained phenomenon with the help of expert guests.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Weβre back in the archives for a Halloween special, and this one comes with a warning: donβt listen on a full moon.
Dan, Ciaran and Stevie each pick a favourite Halloween monster and hold it up to the light. Wickedβs Laura Pick and Professor Marion... more
Weβre back in the archives with one of the biggest mysteries this show has ever taken on: us.
Modern humans have only been around for about 200,000 years, a blink of an eye next to the three billion years life has existed on Earth. Weβre not the bi... more
Dan and Michael explore the biggest mystery of them all: how did everything begin?
Around 75 years ago, British astronomer Fred Hoyle went on the radio and used the term "Big Bang" for the very first time. The odd thing is, he was making fun of it.... more
Are you a lucky person? Do you have a lucky number, a lucky shirt, or a favourite pair of lucky pants? In this episode of Mysteries of Science, hosts Dan and Michael investigate one of life's slipperiest puzzles: is luck actually real, or is it just ... more
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Bright, accessible science mysteries are unpacked with expert guests and lively hosts who explain complex ideas in kid-friendly language. Across episodes, listeners get foundational explanations of topics like the Big Bang, evolution, black holes, AI, dinosaurs, and cryptozoology, paired with hands-on demonstrations, museum perspectives, and cultural context. The show's strengths include a strong emphasis on critical thinking, engaging visuals via show notes, and a family-friendly, educational tone that invites audience participation. Noteworthy is the consistent use of guest experts from universities, museums, and science communication, plus cross-disciplinary angles that connect myth, history, and cutting-edge science. Potential listeners... more
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