Penny & Luck: Inventing Stuff - a kids STEM podcast

Penny & Luck: Inventing Stuff - a kids STEM podcast

claire karwowski @ wowski media

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64
Episodes
3
Transcribed
43
Ratings
Daily
Cadence
2022
First episode

About Penny & Luck: Inventing Stuff - a kids STEM podcast

Calling all kid inventors, creators, and out-of-the-box thinkers! Welcome to Penny & Luck: Inventing Stuff - a kids STEM podcast (+6yrs) Did you know: - a dentist invented cotton candy? - a 16 year old designed the first trampoline inspired by a trip to the circus? - water balloons were a waterproof sock invention gone wrong? Tune in every Wednesday as we dive into a new Invention Question and share the zany, true ways they came to be! Check out the Penny & Luck Inventing Stuff episodes below & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Publisher
claire karwowski @ wowski media
Category
kids & family
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
7 Oct 2022
Latest episode
10 Jul 2026
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3 of 64 episodes have a transcript.

  1. 10 Jul 2026TRANSCRIPT

    Ep.57 INVENTING PERISCOPES

  2. 3 Jul 2026TRANSCRIPT

    EP. 56 INVENTING REEF REDBIRD

  3. 26 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

    EP. 55 INVENTING SOCCER

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Ep.57 INVENTING PERISCOPES

Published 10 Jul 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] What is a periscope? It's a cool device that helps you spy around, up, and through things. It's kind of like a telescope. It uses mirrors to bend lights to help us see things. If you'll remember from your invention question on inventing telescopes, telescopes use lenses and sometimes mirrors to bend light to make things that are far away look closer, while periscopes bend light to help us see things that would normally be out of our view. They have been around for a really long time. Johannes Gutenberg invented it in 1430. Gutenberg was a German inventor born in the 14th century who was most famous for inventing the printing press, which, according to Britannica, was a, quote, history-changing invention making books widely accessible and ushering in an information revolution, unquote. […]

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