
Welcome to Newsicle, a kid-friendly, daily podcast covering the most important daily news topics. Each episode brings kids the latest and greatest in news, science, culture, and everyday life—explained clearly, fairly, and in a way that’s fun to listen to. Hosted by Lily H, Newsicle keeps young minds informed, inspired, and ready to think for themselves. Smart news for curious kids—only on Newsicl... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Welcome back to Interviewsicle, Newsicle’s interview series! 🎙️📚 Lily sits down with inspiring guests to explore big ideas, remarkable careers, and the questions kids are most curious about.
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I really like it and fun to listen too. And five stars.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
News delivered perfectly for the young generation!
My kid loves to know the news, this podcast gives them the opportunity to listen without worry about what they will hear. Newsicle is very relevant and relatable to kids under 10. 5 stars!
Great podcast! Our family listens every morning and it’s become part of our morning routine. A++
My whole family loves the Newsicle podcast! We stay up to date with fresh and interesting news every day. And we always learn something new!
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A kid-friendly daily briefing that translates current events, science, and culture into accessible explanations for curious listeners. Episodes span political and policy developments, energy trends, and scientific discoveries, paired with light humor and listener-submitted jokes to keep segments engaging. The show consistently foregrounds how big ideas affect everyday life, from Supreme Court decisions and energy policy to ocean census findings and wildlife stories, making complex topics approachable for families and young minds. Noteworthy is the blend of rigorous news with age-appropriate context, a strong emphasis on curiosity-driven learning, and a recurring light-hearted close that invites audience participation.
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Newsicle: Smart News for Curious Kids launched 9 months ago and published 166 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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