
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 | Kids & FamilyEducation for Kids | |||

Two hikers stumble upon something in the ice: a mummy. Called, Ă–tzi, over the next few days, the mummy's extracted and examined by experts. It turns out to be 5,000 years old.
Who was this person? How did they get there? And what can we learn from ... more
Dan and Ciaran open an archive case: Are dragons real?
Why do stories of fire-breathing, winged beasts appear in cultures across the world – and can science explain their origins?
We're on the quest for answers; from Viking myths to Chinese legen... more
This special episode is packed with real experts answering the burning questions sent in by you, our curious listeners! Get ready as we finally crack the age-old debate: what came first, the chicken or the egg?
Along the way, we explore mind-bendin... more
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
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A kid- and family-friendly series that blends science with mystery, featuring expert guests who explain complex ideas in accessible ways. Episodes cover a wide range of topics—from ancient mysteries and prehistoric life to space, biology, and cryptozoology—balanced with real-world demonstrations, museum context, and kid-focused segments. The show stands out for its combination of authoritative guests (scientists, authors, educators) and engaging storytelling that invites curious listeners to share questions and theories, making it a strong fit for classroom listeners and families seeking entertaining science education.
Noteworthy strengths include a consistent roster of credible subject-matter guests, a strong emphasis on context and pedag... more
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Recent guests on Mysteries of Science include:
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2. Cressida Cowell
3. Nick Crumpton
4. Matthew Cook
5. Peter Gallivan
6. David Papineau
7. Melissa Brobee
8. Susan Martino
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