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Tumble Science Podcast for Kids

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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.

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Latest Episodes

What is dark matter? Why do scientists think it exists? How are they searching for it, and why are they doing it in an underground lab?! Join us on the search for dark matter with Alvaro Chavarria, a physicist running a dark matter detector underneat... more

Who invented the peanut butter and jelly sandwich? And how did it become one of the most famous lunches in America?

In this episode, a question from listener Leila sends us on a trip through history to find out how peanut butter, jelly, and sliced b... more

Why do humans usually have five fingers on each hand? And what if one day, we could grow a new finger if we lost one?

In this episode, a question from six-year-old listener Ayla sends us on a journey from tiny developing embryos to one of the most a... more

In this episode, we talk to two scientists who study animal friendships, in different animals, and in different ways. We’ll hear from Karen Bales, who studies titi monkeys (AKA “fuzzy little guys”) and Annaliese Beery, who studies voles (AKA “the cut... more

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Recent Guests

Alvaro Chavarria
Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Washington; Detector Lead for the Dammic M International Collaboration
University of Washington
Episode: What's Dark Matter?
Mick Sullivan
Host of The Past and the Curious
The Past and the Curious
Episode: Who Invented the Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich? (with The Past and the Curious)
Jessica Whited
Biologist studying limb regeneration
Harvard University
Episode: Can Axolotls Teach Us to Grow New Hands?
Karen Bales
Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Davis
University of California, Davis
Episode: Do Animals Have Friends?
Annaliese Beery
Associate Professor of Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley
Episode: Do Animals Have Friends?
Bill Bottke
Planetary scientist and storyteller
Southwest Research Institute
Episode: How Did Earth Begin?
Dr. Robyn Grant
Senior lecturer in comparative animal behavior and physiology.
Manchester Metropolitan University
Episode: The Science of Whiskers
Charlie Wu
Cognitive scientist studying how people learn.
TU Jamstatt
Episode: The Minecraft Experiment
Dani Rabiaotti
Zoologist and co-author of Believe It or Snot, focuses on gross animal science
Episode: The Science of Snot

Hosts

Lindsay Patterson
Science journalist and co-host of the show, known for her engaging storytelling and focus on scientific discovery.
Marshall Escamilla
Teacher and co-host who brings educational expertise and creativity to the science discussions.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 4.3k ratings
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    Hey bob yes I’m bob
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  • So good 😊

    I'm not too good at science so this podcast help me soooooo much especially now that I'm getting to at grade during school when science matters little bit more this also helps me practice for my science ICAS tests so thank you guys

    Apple Podcasts
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    Australia10 days ago
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    This podcast is good erm axualy this podcast is best

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    Australia11 days ago
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    Apple Podcasts
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    I rilly don’t care 🥱🖤
    Australia16 days ago
  • No more evil cats!!!!!! 🐈‍⬛

    I am a bit offended that you said cats are evil OK more than a bit offended. I also have a cat who’s above the massage chair listening to every word you say so next time be aware of what you say about cats.🐈❤️

    Apple Podcasts
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    The cat person 🧕🏻🩷🐱
    United States20 days ago

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Listeners praise the podcast for its ability to make science fun and engaging for children.
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Many appreciate the interactive aspect, encouraging kids to ask questions and engage with science.
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While the content is largely well-received, a few listeners mention specific episodes that did not resonate with them.

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What's Dark Matter?
Q: What is dark matter, and why can't we see it directly?
Dark matter is a form of matter that does not interact much with light, so it can't be seen with telescopes, but its existence is inferred from gravitational effects on galaxies and cosmic structures.
Who Invented the Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich? (with The Past and the Curious)
Q: Who made peanut butter and jelly a combo?
The combination gained popularity through a convergence of bread technology, affordable ingredients, and inventive uses of peanut butter and jelly, with Julia David Chandler's 1901 recipe serving as an early documented PB&J idea and later growth spurred by sliced bread and widespread availability of peanuts.
Can Axolotls Teach Us to Grow New Hands?
Q: How would it work to regrow our limbs?
If humans could regrow limbs like axolotls, it might involve special bandages with growth factors that signal cells to form a blastema.
Can Axolotls Teach Us to Grow New Hands?
Q: What made us have five fingers on our hands?
Humans have evolved to have five fingers from ancient ancestors that had the same number.
Do Animals Have Friends?
Q: Do animals have friends?
Yes, some animals exhibit behaviors indicative of friendship, while others do not.

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This podcast is dedicated to making science engaging and accessible for children and families. Each episode covers a wide range of scientific concepts, incorporating humor and imaginative storytelling to captivate young listeners. Topics vary from biology and ecology to physics and geology, often accompanied by expert insights from scientists, thereby blending entertainment with education. The dynamic interaction between the hosts promotes active engagement with the audience and fosters a sense of curiosity about the natural world.

Unique features include episodes that tackle unconventional science questions and incorporate listener inquiries, providing a platform for young minds to explore their scientific interests. This focus on interac... more

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2. Mick Sullivan
3. Jessica Whited
4. Karen Bales
5. Annaliese Beery
6. Bill Bottke
7. Dr. Robyn Grant
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