
A podcast about the weird and unexplained! Think Unsolved Mysteries for kids!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation for Kids | |||

Why did a group of nuns suddenly start meowing like cats? In this episode of The Mystery Kids Podcast, we travel back to medieval France to investigate one of history's weirdest true stories. Was it stress? A prank? Something supernatural? Join us as... more
In 1903, the tiny town of Van Meter, Iowa, was terrified by reports of a strange winged creature unlike anything anyone had ever seen. Witnesses claimed it had glowing eyes, enormous wings, and even a bright light shining from a horn on its forehead.... more
What if millions of video games were buried in the desert? For decades, people thought it was just a strange rumor. Then, in 2014, archaeologists dug into a New Mexico landfill and uncovered a real-life gaming mystery. Discover the story of Atari, th... more
In 1988, one of the most famous places in America seemed doomed. Massive fires swept through Yellowstone National Park, turning forests black, filling the sky with smoke, and terrifying visitors and rangers alike. People thought the park might never ... more
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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! :)
I love it but do not listen to some of them before bed I got night mares
This is good for getting to sleep in my opinion plus it is so great at knowing what people are interested in and then making a video about it
I love the whole podcast because it has mystery’s and facts I never knew existed and by little brother love it too! But all I ask is that you upload videos more because I need something new every so often, but other than that it is an amazing podcast and keep up the good work
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A kid-focused program that delivers engaging, educational mysteries and historical curiosities. Episodes mix storytelling with approachable science and cultural context, aiming to spark curiosity in young listeners while keeping content accessible and age-appropriate. Common throughlines include resilience, critical thinking, and a gentle emphasis on safety and respectful pronunciation, with side notes about behind-the-scenes creation and occasional guest or sponsor content. Notable strengths include vivid narration, clear kid-friendly explanations, and a consistent emphasis on wonder rather than fear, though some episodes have drawn listener feedback about audio quality and pronunciation accuracy which creators may address over time.
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