
A podcast about the weird and unexplained! Think Unsolved Mysteries for kids!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsKids & Family | |||

Why do we dress up for Halloween?
From ancient Celtic traditions and medieval disguises to homemade ghost costumes, classic movie monsters, and modern superheroes, Halloween costumes have a fascinating history!
Discover how costumes changed over hu... more
Before pumpkins became the stars of Halloween, people in Ireland were carving spooky faces into turnips! In this favorite Halloween month episode, we're uncovering the strange history of the original jack-o'-lantern, exploring the legend of Stingy Ja... more
What happens when a photograph appears to capture a ghost? 👻
Long before Photoshop and AI, photographers were creating mysterious images that convinced people they had captured the supernatural. In this Halloween month episode of the Mystery Kids P... more
Four hippos were brought to Pablo Escobar’s private estate in Colombia in the 1980s. After his death, the hippos were left behind, escaped into the surrounding waterways, and began multiplying. Today, their descendants have become one of the stranges... more
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My kid keeps asking to listen to more of these stories while on our road trip to Utah.
I love this podcast I am 10 and I just love it 😍 but the only con is that I want them to be longer and give me more information 😔⏱️⏰ but the pro is well… I just love it 😃
I subscribed to this podcast years ago but today’s road trip is when I finally listened to the podcast with my kiddos. They loved it, and so did I !
We drove for 10+ hours. My ten year old wanted to listen to the stories Tess told rather than go and play Roblox. Thank you!
The episode was okay. Mildly entertaining and informative but honestly the reader needs to take the time to learn how to properly pronounce the places they are talking about. It’s Lake oh-kuh-NAH-gun and kuh-LOH-nuh. It was supremely distracting as she butchered those names throughout. 3 out of 5 for entertainment value and information minus a star for the butchering.
My 8 and 4 year old love this podcast. Sometimes it is a little scary for the 4 year old but not really (like Rosie the Shark, when we decided to look up the creepy pictures, haha!) Love how the creator shares why something is important or cool or what it means about the broader world. Please keep these episodes coming! :)
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Kid-friendly, host-narrated stories explore unusual events, historical mysteries, strange animals, folklore, and unexplained phenomena. Tess combines suspenseful storytelling with accessible history and science, often weighing popular legends against evidence and offering plausible explanations without losing the sense of wonder. Subjects range from cryptids and ghostly tales to survival stories, cultural traditions, and curious corners of history. The episodes are designed for young listeners, with enough context to encourage questions and critical thinking, and they can also appeal to families listening together. The blend of spooky atmosphere, factual detail, and clear explanations distinguishes the series, though some stories may feel t... more
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