
The team behind The Week Junior's Science+Nature magazine investigate unexplained phenomenon with the help of expert guests.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsKids & Family | |||

In this monster-sized episode, Dan and Ciaran lace up their hiking boots to probe one of North America’s most legendary mysteries: Bigfoot.
Is this giant, hairy, mysterious figure a real creature stomping through the forests, or is it just a brilli... more
Dan and Michael don their detective hats and head into the Nevada desert to investigate one of the biggest mysteries on Earth: Area 51.
Some say it’s just a top-secret US military base for testing new aircraft. Others believe it’s the hiding place ... more
Hosts Dan and Michael investigate the curious lives of octopuses: a creature with three hearts, colour-changing skin, and arms that almost think for themselves... Why are octopuses such masters of disguise? Just how smart are they? And what secrets l... more
Over the past few decades, our ideas about what dinosaurs looked like have changed. Dinos were once thought of as scaly creatures, closely related to reptiles. Now, they are thought to have come in a beautiful array of colours, some with flashy feath... more
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This show explores unexplained phenomena through a kid-friendly, evidence-based lens, featuring a rotating slate of scientists, educators, and authors. Episodes blend folklore, science, and expert commentary to weigh mysteries—from Bigfoot and Area 51 to octopuses and black holes—with approachable explanations and calls for audience input. Noteworthy traits include a consistent emphasis on critical thinking, accessibility for younger listeners, and guest diversity spanning science communication, academia, and media. Potential listeners should expect engaging dialogs, clear takeaways, and a curiosity-driven vibe that makes complex ideas feel inviting for families and curious kids.
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Recent guests on Mysteries of Science include:
1. Susan Martino
2. Roderick O'Grady
3. Lindsay Eager
4. Pete Gallaban
5. Dave Caliselt
6. Erin Spencer
7. Heather Browning
8. Chris Packham
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