
Kids ask the coolest questions! And on The Conversation’s Curious Kids, we get the brainiest people we can to answer them! Every week, a curious kid joins host Eloise to ask the world’s top researchers their burning question – whether it’s about space, dinosaurs, trees or even why their dog is just sooooo cute. A podcast from The Conversation, the independent website that brings you news straight ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyScience | |||

There are currently 118 chemical elements on the periodic table. The last one added was oganesson, which was first created by scientists in 2002.
Seven-year-old Robyn wants to know whether scientists will be able to make any more new elements to add... more
Have you noticed that something you find absolutely delicious might taste disgusting to someone else? Well nine-year-old Leo from Wigan in the UK wanted to know why that is – and why our taste for certain foods changes?
Leo joined our host Eloise to... more
itA few years ago, 10-year-old Guy was driving along the Australian coast when he saw whales, spouting water up into the air. He was amazed. “Then my brother farted, and then I wondered if whales fart,” says Guy.
Guy joined our host Eloise to put hi... more
Erupting volcanoes spew molten lava, gas and rocks up into the air. But just how high can the lava go and how do eruptions work? That’s what eight-year-old Thomas from Leeds in the UK wanted to know.
Thomas joined our host Eloise to put his question... more
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I love this it tells you so much information about the world and it’s child friendly so I can watch it with anyone I love it I listen to it all the time I like fact that it’s children that ask the question it helps them and is fun to listen to please can you answer my questions:
If I were to jump on a moving train why don’t I go flying forward?
Please can you explain how to become an amazing singer?
Why were women disrespected back in the day?
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This show centers science questions from curious kids, inviting top researchers to explain topics in approachable, kid-friendly terms. Episodes cover a wide range from chemistry and biology to earth science and cosmology, often using hands-on demos and simple analogies to make complex ideas tangible. A standout element is the blend of child-led questions with expert guests, creating accessible science storytelling that's educational and entertaining for families, educators, and anyone who enjoys clear explanations of how the world works. A notable strength is its consistent focus on curiosity-driven learning, with demonstrations, demonstrations, and kid-friendly experiments that encourage hands-on exploration at home.
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