Science Trek: The Podcast

Television, more often called TV, is that busy, colorful rectangle that brings information and entertainment from all over the world right into your living room. Hosts Evie and Garrett answer students' questions with Idaho Public Television engineers Craig Koster and Rich Van Genden. Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On episodes of the Science Trek...

Associate Professor Brian Jackson from Boise State University's physics department and NASA microgravity team leader at BSU Camille Eddy join Evie and Garrett to learn about asteroids and comets, from their impacts on Earth and the Moon to the far-flung reaches of our solar system. Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On episodes of the Science Trek P...

Have you thrown something away today? If you are like most people, the answer would be "yes." Where does it go? What can we do to decrease the amount of garbage we create? Science Trek Podcast hosts Evie and Garrett explore the science of garbage with City of Boise trash and recycling coordinator Megan Durrell and Ada County deputy solid waste collector Ted Hutchinson.   Kids have lots of question...

Oceans cover more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface. Explore with Science Trek Podcast hosts Evie and Garrett Come and guest scientists David Wilkins and Walter Snyder from Boise State University's geosciences department as they answer students' question about what lies under the sea. Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On episodes of the Scienc...

Mammoths are ancient cousins of modern elephants, and learning about mammoths is a good way to understand what the world was like more than 10 thousand years ago. Science Trek Podcast hosts Garrett and Evie join paleontologists Christopher Hill and Susanne Miller to answer students' questions about Mammoths. Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On epi...

Blood is necessary for life. It is an essential part of your circulatory system. Dr. Alicia Lachiondo and Dr. Roger Turcotte join Science Trek Podcast hosts Evie and Garrett to answer students' questions about blood, what it's made of and how it keeps you healthy.   Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On episodes of the  Science Trek Podcast , scient...

Light is energy. It illuminates and colors our world, but there is more to light and color than the eye can see. Science Trek Podcast hosts Garrett and Evie join with Kathryn Devine, professor of physics at the College of Idaho and Henry Charlier, professor of physics at Boise State University to answer students' questions. Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here...

Paleontologist David Varricchio is a leading expert on dinosaurs. He joins Science Trek Podcast hosts Evie and Garrett to answer students' questions about these creatures that once dominated the Earth. Kids have lots of questions about science. Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On episodes of the Science Trek Podcast , scientists answer elementary-age students' questions on a variety of sci...

Taste, touch, sight, smell, and hearing… these are your five senses. Along with your brain, you use these to understand your world. Science Trek Podcast hosts Garrett and Evie and other students have questions about the five senses for Pediatricians Dr. Naya Antink and Dr. Brady Bishop. Kids have lots of questions about science.   Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to help. On episodes of the Science...

Science Trek Producer Joan Cartan-Hansen joins Evie and Garrett to explore one of the universe's basic rules: Force and Motion.  Dr. Kathryn Devine, professor of physics at the College of Idaho and Dr. John Gardner professor of mechanical and biomedical engineer at Boise State University answer students' questions.   Kids have lots of questions about science.   Hosts Evie and Garrett are here to h...