Author: Josh

  • How Are Diamonds Made?

    In today’s episode, we explore how diamonds are made and why they are so rare. We learn how simple carbon can turn into a sparkling gem deep underground with the […]

  • How Are Stuffed Animals Made?

    In today’s episode, we explore how stuffed animals are designed, sewn, stuffed, and checked before they become a child’s favorite bedtime companion. Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive […]

  • How Do Birds Build Their Nests?

    In today’s episode, we explore how birds build their nests, from choosing the perfect spot to weaving together sticks, grass, feathers, and even spider silk. We also discover how birds […]

  • Why Do We Get Pimples?

    In today’s episode, we explore what pimples are and what your skin is trying to do when a pore gets clogged. We also talk about oil glands, bacteria, and why […]

  • How Do Hurricanes Form?

    In today’s episode, we talk about the “recipe” a hurricane needs to form and why the storm begins to spin! Plus, we discuss why hurricanes can only form in certain […]

  • How Do Firefighters Put Out Fires?

    In today’s episode, we explore how firefighters use science and special tools to stop fires by removing heat, fuel, or oxygen! Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast […]

  • What Makes Tape Sticky?

    In today’s episode, we explore what makes tape sticky and why it can stick so well without turning into a solid lump on the roll. We talk about pressure and […]

  • Why Is a Cactus So Sharp?

    In today’s episode, we explore why cacti are so sharp and how those prickly spines help them survive in hot, dry deserts. Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive […]

  • Why Does the Power Go Out Sometimes?

    In today’s episode, we explore why the power sometimes goes out and how electricity travels from faraway power plants to your home. We learn how weather, accidents, heavy electricity use, […]

  • Why Do You Need to Go to the Bathroom? (Captain Curious)

    Note to Parents: The word “poop” is used only once to clarify that this is what is meant by the more clinical term “feces.” This episode avoids crude humor. Our […]

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