The team behind The Week Junior's Science+Nature magazine investigate unexplained phenomenon with the help of expert guests.
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Are white holes real? Btw I love this podcast, keep up the good work!
Hi. I love this podcast I listen to it every night. It has helped me learn so many things to amaze my friends. I have an opinion on the chicken and the egg. Of course the egg came first where did the chicken come from. I am always waiting for you to upload a new episode. Thank you so much. I love this podcast❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Hi Amazing podcast but could you publish episodes quicker Thank you 😊
Great podcast but the accompanying magazine is a scam. My parents tried to buy it for my son as a birthday present - three times they were told it was dispatched but it never arrived. They wouldn’t refund it so in the end they had to claim it back on their credit card.
This podcast is awesome! Please keep on making more or even 1 every week?
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