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Radiolab for Kids

WNYC
Radiolab
Terrestrials
Black Holes
Bot Fly
Astronomy
Nature
The Moon
Exoplanets
Endurance Running
Mathematics
Jerry Coyne
Creatures
Honey Bees
Tic-Tac-Toe
Tunguska Event
Total Solar Eclipse
Fistulated Cow
Supernovas
Hookworms
Toxoplasma Gondii

Welcome, nature lovers, to the home of the Terrestrials podcast and family-friendly Radiolab episodes about nature. Every other week, host Lulu Miller will take you on a nature walk to encounter a plant or animal behaving in ways that will surprise you. Squirrels that can regrow their brains, octopuses that can outsmart their human captors, honeybees that can predict the future. You don’t have to ... more

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To celebrate New Year’s Day, there are all kinds of traditions. Some people eat black eyed peas for good luck, some list out resolutions. But here at Terrestrials, we are taking a cue from the wisdom of pets, who are so, so, so good at sleeping. Afte... more

Sloths are the slowest mammals on Earth. How can a creature that moves so slowly survive in a world that moves so fast? Zoologist Lucy Cooke helps us rethink everything we know about sloths and their slowness. We follow a sloth named Nacho from a rai... more

What is a rainbow? An optical illusion? Or a thing out there in the world? For centuries, cultures around the world believed that rainbows were bridges - pathways to gods and to the afterlife. Then in 1665, during a plague, a young Isaac Newton made ... more

Artist Ashley (Ash) Eliza Williams was so shy growing up that they found it hard to speak to people.  Instead, they withdrew from the world of humans and found comfort in the forest, where they spent hours exploring, scavenging, and collecting — even... more

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Recent Guests

Lucy Cooke
Zoologist and author of multiple books about sloths.
Episode: The Slowpoke: How Sloths Grow Invisibility
Dr. Sammy Ramsey
Bug correspondent
Episode: The Slowpoke: How Sloths Grow Invisibility
Ashley Eliza Williams
An artist who paints lichens and is obsessed with them.
Episode: The Fuzzy Ruckus: The Power of Lichen
Prashant Kanaal
Author of a cookbook featuring recipes from Nepal, including lichen dishes.
Episode: The Fuzzy Ruckus: The Power of Lichen
Angelo Soto-Centeno
Boricua bat scientist studying bats
American Museum of Natural History
Episode: The Night Flyer: How Bats sPOOkily Revive Forests
Natalie Middleton
Storyteller who fact checks episodes for accuracy
Episode: The Travelers: How Moon Trees Hide Among Us
Alex Winter
Guest appearing as himself discussing relativity and time in space
Episode: The Travelers: How Moon Trees Hide Among Us
Dr. Dave Williams
Planetary scientist at NASA involved in the recovery of moon trees
NASA
Episode: The Travelers: How Moon Trees Hide Among Us
Ben Goldfarb
Writer and beaver believer
Episode: The Builders: How Beavers Mend Our Planet

Host

Lulu Miller
Host of Terrestrials and Radiolab for Kids, Lulu brings an engaging storytelling approach to exploring nature, ensuring content is both entertaining and educational for young audiences.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • The BESTrial podcast around

    "I really like the songs and how it teaches you about so many things! My favorite episodes are about the animals that are overlooked-sometimes you barely know anything about them and terrestrials teaches you about them. I shared an episode with my teacher and my class and they loved it!" Saoirse, 8

    "I love this pod and listen nightly with my daughter. I love the intersection of the human story and the science story. How these beautiful scientists and artists fall in love with a topic and passio... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fawnycool
    United States24 days ago
  • good

    it is soooooooooooooo good👍🥳🤩

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lily--wan
    Australiaa month ago
  • How much I love this

    I love this podcast so much and when I am falling asleep it helps me get to sleep and when I wake up I feel so much better

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OfeliaLovesPigs
    United Statesa month ago
  • 😃

    Me and my mom listen to theses all the time I love them they are so good

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    afhkidsbk
    Canadaa month ago
  • Sooooooo.......

    I've resd some of the other reviews and i am confused 😕i have never heard them swear or curse if you have heard them curse tell me also why would this be the KID one

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Snapdragon1534
    United Statesa month ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The unique incorporation of music and storytelling receives positive feedback, highlighting the creativity embedded in each episode.
Many appreciate the engaging nature-themed narratives that are accessible for children but still enjoyable for adults.
Listeners recognize the podcast as one of the top choices for family-friendly content, combining education with entertainment.
Opinions lean towards the positive, with significant praise for the educational value of the content, helping families learn about nature in a fun way.

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The Slowpoke: How Sloths Grow Invisibility
Q: What is the weirdest type of sloth?
They found giant burrowing sloths that are now extinct, the size of Asian elephants.
The Bridge: How Rainbows Connect Worlds
Q: How did rainbows become the gay pride flag?
The man who designed the gay pride flag in 1978, Gilbert Baker, wanted something that expressed the full spectrum of all different types of love.
The Bridge: How Rainbows Connect Worlds
Q: Are there rainbows on other planets?
Yes, if there are droplets of some liquid in the atmosphere, like liquid methane or ammonia, you would see rainbows on other planets.
The Bridge: How Rainbows Connect Worlds
Q: Do rainbows only have the half that we see, or do they have another half that makes a full rainbow around the earth?
They do have another half, but it's below the horizon, and if you see a rainbow from the sky, from an airplane, you can see the whole circle.
The Bridge: How Rainbows Connect Worlds
Q: Hi, my name is Eleanor and I'm six years old. Why is pink not a color in the rainbow?
Pink is actually a weak red, and in a way, pink sort of is there, but you might need dimmer sunlight to see it.

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The content engages listeners in a vibrant exploration of nature, focusing on unique plant and animal behaviors that captivate both children and adults. Topics range from the peculiar regenerative abilities of squirrels to the cunning intelligence of octopuses and the predictive abilities of honeybees. Each episode combines storytelling with original music, creating a captivating audio experience that encourages curiosity and wonder about the natural world. The narrative style is designed to be entertaining and educational, making complex scientific concepts accessible to younger audiences while appealing to their guardians as well.

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2. Dr. Sammy Ramsey
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