Wonder Works Media
Curious Kids: For Kids Who Love to Learn
Curious Kids is the perfect podcast for curious kids ages 6-12 (and their parents, too!). In each episode, we dive into fascinating topics—science, history, animals, inventions, and more—presented in a playful, engaging way that makes learning fun that's perfect for car rides, before bed time or anytime in between.
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14 juil. 2025
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The Kid Who Invented the Popsicle by Accident 12.01.2025 11:32
In this episode, we uncover the frosty story behind everyone’s favorite frozen treat—Popsicles! Learn how an 11-year-old boy named Frank accidentally invented them on a chilly night in 1905 when his soda froze outside. Discover why it took him nearly 20 years to patent his tasty creation and the fascinating science behind why Popsicles stay softer than regular ice. We’ll also take a trip back in t...
How Minecraft Was Built by One Person's Dream 12.01.2025 21:28
In this episode, we explore the fascinating journey of Minecraft, the game that started as a simple “cave game” in 2009 and grew into a global phenomenon. Discover how key updates, an ever-growing online community, and the influence of YouTubers propelled Minecraft to worldwide fame, culminating in its $2.5 billion acquisition by Microsoft in 2014. We also delve into some of the controversies that...
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