
A Common Sense Selection! Exploring stories of science discovery. Tumble is a science podcast created to be enjoyed by the entire family. Hosted & produced by Lindsay Patterson (science journalist) & Marshall Escamilla (teacher). Visit www.tumblepodcast.com for educational content.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 312 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsKids & Family | |||

What would happen if the Moon disappeared? How big is the universe, really? And what happens to atoms inside a black hole? Marshall and Lindsay get the answers to some cosmic questions in this special mailbag episode!
If you want to have your commen... more
You asked, we answered! In this mailbag episode, we're tackling three big kid questions: why does the ground keep spinning after you stop? Do magnets work in space? And could a peacock and a platypus ever be BFFs? We get answers from real experts, as... more
This is a rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes from the past!
Itâs a scientific controversy of planetary proportions! Is Pluto a planet, or not? You decide, after we present two sides of an epic astronomy argument. Back in 2006, the Internati... more
Both ants and bees work hard. So which one works harder? Thatâs what our listener Hadi wants to know! So weâre pitting insect against insect in a battle of industriousness. Ants or bees: Who will win?! Tune in as we attempt to crown the Hardest Worki... more
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Then machines. Where else, bees express high levels of intelligence, individualism, and play. Ants also eat baby bees, so the bees are probably chanting something like âbees are best! Ants are idiots! Bees are best! Ants are idiots!ââŠ.. and so on and so forth. Also, put this in a mail bag. P.S.: cats are sooooo not evil. Mineâs only slightly grumpy. Okay, really grumpy. But thatâs only because his aunt... more
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I love this podcast it is so funny and interesting and I have learned so much on this podcast but back to cars being evil all they do is sleep all day and do nothing but eat and sleep they are evil mean and lazy if you have any facts against this good luck cuz cats are evillllll I had a cat like five years ago and it was so mean it would hiss at me and scare my sisters and it was no fun because it was always hiding under our stairs and it always popped in the house it had never in my life time g... more
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A kid-friendly science show that blends playful storytelling with accessible explanations across a wide range of topics, from planetary science and deep space to animal behavior and ecology. Episodes frequently feature expert guests and teachers who help translate complex research into ready-to-share takeaways for families, with a strong emphasis on curiosity, hands-on learning, and the scientific process. The format pairs light banter between two hostsâone a science journalist and the other a teacherâwith clear demonstrations, real-world examples, and listener engagement, making it a solid fit for families seeking educational entertainment.
Noteworthy strengths include a consistent educational focus tailored for children, guest scientists... more
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Recent guests on Tumble Science Podcast for Kids include:
1. Karen Masters
2. Laurel Westcott
3. Alvaro Chavarra
4. Sarah Harris
5. Kirby Runyon
6. Mike Brown
7. Joel Green
8. Dr. Sammy Ramsey
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