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Educasement

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by Bridget Casement

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12 episodes

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Short educational podcast for curious kids, parents and families who love science, maths, big questions and learning together. Theo Casement is a curious kid with a thirst for facts, and in this bite-sized, family-friendly podcast he explores big questions about maths, science, and the world with his equally curious mum. Each weekly episode breaks down complex ideas into fun, accessible conversations designed to spark curiosity and a love of learning in children and families. Follow us on Instagram @educasement for extra resources, and get in touch with topics you’d like us to cover.

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1/13/2026

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May 14, 2026

Hexagons: Nature’s Favourite Shape

Ever noticed how often hexagons appear in the world around us? Wondered why honeycombs use six sides, or how one of the world’s strongest materials is built from the very same pattern? Then this episode is for you! What begins as a simple look at a six-sided figure, soon turns into a fascinating discussion about efficiency, strength, and why certain patterns appear again and again throughout the natural world. Together, they uncover the science behind honeycombs, snowflakes and ice crystals, pencil design, strange hexagonal patterns on Saturn, and graphene — the remarkable material made from carbon atoms arranged in hexagons, often described as one of the strongest materials ever discovered. A thoughtful and curious look at how one simple shape quietly appears in some of nature’s smartest designs. Punctuated with funny moments, spontaneous outbursts and ending with a joke and a tongue-twister song - this episode has it all! Sources & further learning: Thanks to CGP Grey for this video which inspired the topic…and for bringing us the phrase ‘hexagons are the bestagons’ https://youtu.be/thOifuHs6eY?si=VCdGgzifEqU0MGh4 Main show description: Theo Casement is a curious kid with a thirst for facts, and in this short, family-friendly podcast he explores big questions about maths, science, and how the world works through relaxed, curiosity-led conversations. This podcast is designed to spark curiosity and a love of learning in children and families, encouraging discussion and exploration rather than formal teaching. Perfect for curious kids, parents, and educators who enjoy learning through conversation and big ideas explained simply. Follow us on Instagram @educasement for extra resources, visuals, and topic support linked to each episode. Got a big question you’d like Theo to explore? Get in touch — we’d love to hear from you. Fancy a shout out or would you like to make a guest appearance? Send us some details in the comments and we'll get back to you.

April 19, 2026

Evolution (part 2): Natural Selection

Ever wondered how some animals survive while others don’t? Or why certain traits — like speed, strength, or camouflage — make such a difference in the wild? In this episode, Theo and his mum continue their exploration of evolution by focusing on natural selection — the process that shapes which traits get passed on over time. Together, they discuss how strengths and weaknesses affect survival, how camouflage can mean the difference between life and death between predator and prey. Building on Part 1, this episode brings evolution to life through simple, real-world examples that show how small advantages can have a big impact over generations. Main show description: Theo Casement is a curious kid with a thirst for facts, and in this short, family-friendly podcast he explores big questions about maths, science, and how the world works through relaxed, curiosity-led conversations. This podcast is designed to spark curiosity and a love of learning in children and families, encouraging discussion and exploration rather than formal teaching. Perfect for curious kids, parents, and educators who enjoy learning through conversation and big ideas explained simply. Follow us on Instagram @educasement for extra resources, visuals, and topic support linked to each episode. Got a big question you’d like Theo to explore? Get in touch — we’d love to hear from you. Fancy a shout out or would you like to make a guest appearance? Send us some details in the comments and we'll get back to you.

April 4, 2026

Evolution (part 1): What came first…Chicken or Egg?

Ever wondered which came first — the chicken or the egg? Thought it was just a silly question? Or realised it might actually have a scientific answer? Then this episode is for you! In this episode, Theo and his mum take on one of the oldest and most debated questions of all time. What starts as a simple puzzle quickly turns into a fascinating discussion about evolution, how species change over time, and what we really mean when we say something is a “chicken”. Together, they explore how eggs existed long before chickens, how tiny changes across generations can lead to entirely new species, and why the answer might not be as straightforward as it first seems. We’re not experts, just curious Casements enjoying a fun debate, but here’s a link to a video we mentioned which helps support our conversation… Sources & further learning: ‘Which came first - the chicken or the egg’ by AsapSCIENCE - https://youtu.be/1a8pI65emDE?si=-Ugh9QL8yB5YBzC1 Main show description: Theo Casement is a curious kid with a thirst for facts, and in this short, family-friendly podcast he explores big questions about maths, science, and how the world works through relaxed, curiosity-led conversations. This podcast is designed to spark curiosity and a love of learning in children and families, encouraging discussion and exploration rather than formal teaching. Perfect for curious kids, parents, and educators who enjoy learning through conversation and big ideas explained simply. Follow us on Instagram @educasement for extra resources, visuals, and topic support linked to each episode. Got a big question you’d like Theo to explore? Get in touch — we’d love to hear from you. Fancy a shout out or would you like to make a guest appearance? Send us some details in the comments and we'll get back to you.

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What is Educasement?: Short educational podcast for curious kids, parents and families who love science, maths, big questions and learning together.

Theo Casement is a curious kid with a thirst for facts, and in this bite-sized, family-friendly podcast he explores big questions about maths, science, and the world with his equally curious mum.

Each weekly episode breaks down complex ideas into fun, accessible conversations designed to spark curiosity and a love of learning in children and families.

Follow us on Instagram @educasement for extra resources, and get in touch with topics you’d like us to cover.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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