stevenrobertson
Smartie Pants and the Big Why
Smartie Pants and the Big Why is a mischievous kids podcast parents genuinely enjoy too. Each week, wildly curious 7-year-old Aelish asks a big question. Ridiculous theories come first. The real answer sneaks in later. Perfect for curious kids aged 5–11 and the grown-ups in the front seat, this UK family podcast turns everyday “why?” moments into clever, chaotic car-journey listening. A funny kids podcast and shared listening experience for parents and children, packed with the questions kids with curious minds ask every day. Send us your big questions to smartiepantsbigwhy@gmail.com
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stevenrobertson
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Latest episode
Apr 13, 2026
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Episodes
7. Why Does Bad Food Taste So Good? 13.04.2026 25:29
Ever tried to convince a child that broccoli is “nice” and immediately lost all credibility? This is that conversation but louder, weirder, and much more honest. This week, we take on the greatest mystery of all: why does bad food taste so good? Expect bold claims, ridiculous theories, and a strong case that broccoli might actually be a tiny forest. Look out for the strange brussels sprout fact to...
6. Why Are Boys And Girls So Different? 02.03.2026 21:13
This week’s big question: why are boys and girls so different? Are girls secretly half cat? Do we send boys to Mud University? We start with the ridiculous theories (obviously) before edging our way toward chromosomes, bodies, and what actually shapes who we are. It’s lively, slightly chaotic, and surprisingly thoughtful once the giggling settles. Perfect for car journeys where someone’s about to...
5. Why Do We Draw Hearts to Show Love? 23.02.2026 20:14
This week on Smartie Pants and the Big Why, we’re asking a very important question: why do we draw hearts to show love? With help from Aelish (age 7), we dive into the mystery of the world’s most famous squiggle. Why does the love heart look nothing like the actual heart inside your chest? Did someone guess? Did they sneeze halfway through a circle? Or are hearts secretly just two bum cheeks squee...
4. Why Do Animals Make Weird Noises? 14.02.2026 19:41
This week on Smartie Pants and the Big Why, we turn the volume up on one of the animal kingdom’s noisiest puzzles: why do animals make weird noises? With help from Aelish (age 7), we dive headfirst into a world of barking dogs, mooing cows and pigeons on the attack. Join us as we stomp, squawk and howl our way through the chaos to figure out what’s really going on when animals make all those stran...
3. Why Do Babies Cry? 07.02.2026 20:35
This week on Smartie Pants and the Big Why , we investigate one of life’s loudest mysteries: why do babies cry? With help from Aelish (age 7), we dive into the chaos of tiny humans with very big feelings. Is it because sock-stealing gremlins are at work? Are tummy monsters pressing the panic button? Or are babies secretly setting off their own dramatic baby alarms for fun? Join us as we tumble int...
2. Why Do Teeth Fall Out? 19.01.2026 17:59
This week on Smartie Pants and the Big Why , we've got ourselves some microphones and a few musical jingles, and Aelish has lost two teeth in one week - so obviously we had to investigate what on earth is going on inside her face. Is the tooth fairy building large towers with your teeth? Are your teeth desperately trying to escape your dad's awful singing in the shower? Are K-pop Demon Hunters sec...
1. Why Do Farts Stink? 10.01.2026 18:28
(In episode 1 we didn't have mics yet so the sound quality isn't the best, but we have to start somewhere! Hope you enjoy!) Why do we fart? Why do farts smell so bad? Why are some of them so loud? In the very first episode of Smartie Pants and the Big Why , Aelish (7) brings a question every child has wondered about - but most grown-ups would rather avoid in public. Together with her dad, she dive...
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