The Curious Kidcast

About The Curious Kidcast

The Curious Kidcast is a fun podcast for kids aged 7 to 11 who love science, nature, animals, space, and big curious questions. Each episode answers the kinds of things kids really ask, with fun facts, simple explanations, exciting learning adventures and a fun quiz. Perfect for parents, families, STEM teachers and homeschoolers looking for a science podcast for kids, educational podcast for kids, or family podcast full of discovery, facts, fun, and curiosity.

Publisher

Andy and Charlie | Educational Entertainment Hosts

Category

kids & family

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

1 Jan 2025

Latest episode

4 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

91 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Nov 2026

   Do Animals Get Ticklish? | Curious kids questions answered!

   Have you ever tried to tickle your dog, cat, or guinea pig and wondered: do animals feel ticklish too? In this laugh-out-loud episode of The Curious Kidcast, Charlie dives deep into one of the weirdest science mysteries on planet Earth to uncover whether other creatures get the giggles just like us. Packed with mind-boggling science, hilarious animal facts, and bite-sized learning, this is the ultimate fun podcast for kids, curious minds, and the whole family. Whether you are listening in the car, during morning basket time for homeschooling, or winding down before bed, discover the wild world of animal laughter! In this episode, kids will learn: The big difference between a creepy-crawly bug tickle and a full-blown rib-busting belly laugh. Why chimpanzees and gorillas make bizarre panting sounds during a tickle fight (and what their funny "play face" actually means). The shocking truth about tiny rats and their secret, high-frequency ultrasonic giggles! What is really happening when a dog's back leg thumps like a runaway drum machine. Why tickling is actually nature's built-in self-defense class and friendship superglue. Stick around until the end to test your brainpower with our interactive, fun family science quiz! About The Curious Kidcast: We turn real curious kids questions into awesome audio adventures! Designed for kids aged 7 to 11, each episode explores wacky nature facts, biology, physics, and world mysteries in a way that makes learning completely unforgettable. If you love kids curiosity podcasts full of humor and big ideas, be sure to hit follow, share with a friend, and join our curious crew. Got a burning question you want Charlie to investigate? Visit us at curiouskidcast.com ([https://curiouskidcast.com](https://curiouskidcast.com)) and send it in!

2. 

   28 Oct 2026

   What If the Ocean Lost All Its Salt? | Curious crazy questions for kids

   Have you ever run down to the beach, plunged straight into the waves, accidentally swallowed a mouthful of seawater, and wondered why on earth it tastes so salty? What if a magical switch flipped overnight and all the salt in the world's oceans completely vanished? In this hilarious and mind-boggling episode of The Curious Kidcast, Charlie dives deep into one of the wildest "What If" science mysteries yet! Turning the oceans into fresh, drinkable tap water sounds like an absolute paradise of endless swimming pools and giant waterslides. But hit the brakes, because getting rid of that ocean salt would actually set off an explosive, planet-freezing chain reaction across the entire globe! Packed with cool science facts, laugh-out-loud comedy, and amazing nature insights, this episode uncovers the hidden secrets of our planet's biggest bodies of water. Here is what you and your family will learn in this adventure: The 150-Metre Salt Mountain: Exactly how much salt is hiding in our seas, and how billions of years of rainy days and crumbling rocks cooked up the ultimate salty soup. The Great Fish Disaster: The wild cellular biology of osmosis, and why ocean fish would inflate and pop like overfilled water balloons if their water turned completely fresh. The Planet's Hidden Lungs: Why more than half of the oxygen we breathe does not come from trees on land, but from trillions of microscopic ocean phytoplankton that depend entirely on saltwater to survive. Sinking Mega-Ships: The mind-bending physics of water density, buoyancy, and the Plimsoll line, showing why massive metal cargo ships would instantly sink deeper and run aground in shallow harbours. Earth's Broken Central Heating: How ocean salt powers the giant Gulf Stream conveyor belt, and why shutting it down would plunge entire continents into a brutal, snowy mini ice age while baking the equator! Nature's Comeback: How planet Earth would slowly but surely work to salt the seas all over again through the natural water cycle. Be sure to stick around right to the end of the episode to put your ears to the test with our three-round, quick-fire science quiz! Whether you are listening in the car on the school run, looking for dynamic STEM lessons for homeschooling, or just love tackling curious kids questions about our wonderful world, this is the ultimate fun podcast for kids. Packed with fascinating facts, silly analogies, and accessible explanations, it is built to spark wonder and family conversation for kids of all ages. If you enjoy discovering how the world works, make sure to hit that subscribe button, leave a review, and share the show with your fellow science explorers so you never miss a new curiosity quest. Do your kids have a wacky, wonderful science question they want investigated on the show? Head over to our official website at curiouskidcast.com ([https://curiouskidcast.com](https://curiouskidcast.com)) and send it in today!

3. 

   21 Oct 2026

   Why do giant metal ships float? | Curious questions for kids

   Ever dropped a tiny metal coin into water and watched it sink straight to the bottom, yet wondered how an enormous steel cruise ship carrying thousands of people can float like a rubber duck? In this episode of The Curious Kidcast, host Charlie dives headfirst into one of the biggest curious kids questions in science! Join us on a laugh-out-loud voyage as we discover the amazing physical forces that let hundred-thousand-ton ships glide across the ocean waves. We'll explore: The soggy history of ancient Greek scientist Archimedes and his famous bathtub "Eureka!" moment. How displacement and water pushing back creates the invisible superhero known as the buoyant force. Why density matters using a hilarious crowded school bus analogy. The secret superpower of a ship's hollow hull and why air pockets make all the difference. Mind-blowing facts about whether you can actually build a floating boat out of solid concrete! A fun interactive brain-teaser quiz at the end to test your new knowledge. Whether you're looking for a fun podcast for kids for family road trips, an engaging science resource for homeschooling, or simply love the best kids curiosity podcasts, this episode is packed with fascinating facts to help curious young minds learn about nature, physics, and the world around them. Explore More & Send Your Questions: Do your kids have wild, funny, or weird science questions they want answered on the show? Head over to curiouskidcast.com ([https://curiouskidcast.com](https://curiouskidcast.com)) to submit your questions. Don't forget to hit subscribe and share this episode with your friends and family!

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.8 / 5

4 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 42 / 100

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Quality

85

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

0

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