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• July 10, 2026Episodes

  How Long Would It Take to Dig through the Earth?

  Curious Camp: CuriousKidsEveryDay.com/Camp Have you ever wondered how long it would take to dig straight through the Earth? In this episode, we think through the size of Earth and how […]

• July 9, 2026Episodes

  What Makes a Flood Happen?

  Curious Camp: CuriousKidsEveryDay.com/Camp In this episode, we learn how heavy rain, soaked ground, full rivers, hard city surfaces, and fast-moving water can cause water to spread over land that is […]

• July 8, 2026Episodes

  How Can Parrots Talk?

  Curious Camp: CuriousKidsEveryDay.com/Camp In this episode, we learn how parrots copy sounds using a special sound-making part called the syrinx, along with their tongue and beak (plus, an amazing ability […]

• July 7, 2026Episodes

  Why Do Things Cost Money? (Curious Kid Club)

  JOIN THE CURIOUS KIDS CLUB to participate in future episodes: SupportCuriousKids.com It’s a lesson in economics on this special episode of the Curious Kids Club! Have you ever gotten money […]

• July 6, 2026Episodes

  How Do Antibiotics Work?

  Today, we learn how antibiotics fight certain bacterial infections, why they do not work on viruses, and how some antibiotics originally came from molds and other tiny living things! Curious […]

• July 5, 2026Episodes

  How Do Trains Move?

  Have you ever watched a train passing by for so long it seemed like it would never end? In today’s episode, we’re learning how trains can pull such heavy loads […]

• July 4, 2026Episodes

  How Does a Seed Turn into a Plant?

  In this episode, we discuss the science of roots as we learn how plants grow! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child’s intelligence and […]

• July 3, 2026Episodes

  What Is at the Center of the Earth?

  In this episode, we learn about Earth’s inner and outer core and how it actually affects OUTER SPACE! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your […]

• July 2, 2026Episodes

  Who Invented Basketball?

  In this episode, we learn about James Naismith, the teacher who created basketball in 1891 as an indoor winter game. We’ll find out why the first games used a soccer […]

• July 1, 2026Episodes

  Why Do We Pass Gas?

  Parent note: I use the words “farting” and “pooting” once each just to describe different words for flatulation. I keep this discussion very clinical and avoid crudity. The actual sound […]