
A groundbreaking podcast for curious kids aged 4-12, and the grown-ups listening with them, that proves philosophy, psychology and religion are anything but dull.Join our fictional AI hosts Mira, a brilliant 9-year-old, and her younger brother Finn, age 7, as they explore philosophy, psychology and religion as one big family of questions about how we make sense of things. Each episode takes a real... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Have you ever had to spend time with someone who really, really annoyed you? Maybe they chew their food too loudly or always make up the rules in a game! You try your hardest to be polite. You smile, you nod, and you share your toys. But what if you'... more
Have you ever wondered how your brain knows which body parts belong to you? It sounds like a silly question—obviously, your hands are yours! But what if your brain could be tricked into thinking a fake piece of plastic was actually part of your body?... more
Have you ever had just one piece of your absolute favorite candy left, and a friend asks for it? It's super hard to share when you don’t have much! But what if you could just snap it in half? In this episode of Philosophy is Not Boring, Mira and Finn... more
Have you ever noticed that once you learn how to read, you completely lose the ability to turn it off? In 1935, an American psychologist named John Ridley Stroop discovered a fascinating brain glitch! Imagine looking at the word "RED" but it is print... more
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A lively, kid-friendly exploration of big questions in philosophy, psychology, and religion, presented as family conversations between two young hosts and their curious peers. Episodes mix accessible ideas, real thinkers, and practical takeaways for daily life, often illustrated with kid-appropriate examples and interactive quizzes. The format emphasizes asking good questions, comparing multiple viewpoints, and staying neutral on belief, making it a strong fit for families, educators, and curious listeners who enjoy learning alongside children. Noteworthy is the clear commitment to making philosophy approachable for ages 4-12 while inviting grown-ups to engage and reflect too.
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