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News for Kids Podcast
Real news made fun and easy to understand for kids ages 5–14. Each episode covers the latest stories from science, technology, sports, and more!
News for Kids Podcast
Real news made fun and easy to understand for kids ages 5–14. Each episode covers the latest stories from science, technology, sports, and more!
Today we’re talking about Japan’s cherry blossom season—plus how A.I. is helping predict peak blooms—and NASA’s Artemis II mission sending astronauts on a real trip around the Moon.
Today we’re talking about fruit bats that might be worth a fortune, Greece’s Independence Day parades, and a wildlife photo contest that proves animals can be accidentally hilarious.
Today we’ve got a big Oscar win for an animated movie with K-pop heroes, a new science clue about how cats land on their feet, and real-life bald eagles starring on live cameras.
Today we’re talking about a fart-counting sensor for gut health, the tiny farm rocket that helped start modern space travel, and a surprising story about AI and a custom cancer vaccine for a dog.
Today we’ve got high-stakes baseball from the World Baseball Classic, a smart tip about washing new clothes, and a peek at the Oscars—where big records could be broken.
Today we’ve got an unbelievable NBA scoring night and a look at how thousands of people honored a famous civil rights leader in Chicago.
Today we’ve got three stories: NASA’s new plan to bring expert engineers into space-mission jobs, a huge new report about the health of nature in the U.S., and a skateboarding championship decided by… rain.
Today we’re talking about springtime baby animals and how to help the right way, a teeny bird that flew an unbelievable distance without stopping, and why animal photos can actually help your brain feel calmer.
Today we’re talking about the U.S. “springing forward” for daylight saving time—and why some people want to stop changing clocks. Then we’ll zoom to San Francisco for a huge Lunar New Year parade with a brand-new drone show.
Today we’ve got a sports comeback with a big lesson about patience, a mosquito that’s spreading in California and how families can help stop it, and a total lunar eclipse that turned the Moon a spooky shade of red.