Squiz Kids
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Squiz Kids is a news podcast, just for kids! Presented by Bryce Corbett and Christie Kijurina, it's a 10 minutes of age-appropriate news , delivered with positivity and humour. Make it part of your daily routine by playing it over breakfast, during the drive to school or - for all the Squiz teachers out there - in the classroom. There's also kids v adults quizzes, a book club, kids-only Q&As (with people like the Prime Minister!), deep dives into topics kids love (from Barbie to Halloween, toys, sport, inventions, crazy science stuff, and so much more). Become a Squiz Supporter. Want a birthday shoutout? Email us at [email protected], or visit the Squiz Kids website. PS. We do news for big people (aka adults) over on The Squiz Today - a free weekday email and podcast. Search for Squiz Today in your podcasting app, or check out The Squiz Today newsletter here.
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How can X-rays see through you? Science Short
How can X-rays see through you? 🔍🦴 You’ve hurt your arm, but is a bone broken? How can doctors find out without opening you up? This week’s excellent question comes from Poorvith, who is six and from Melbourne …
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How can X-rays see through you? 🔍🦴
You’ve hurt your arm, but is a bone broken? How can doctors find out without opening you up? This week’s excellent question comes from Poorvith, who is six and from Melbourne. Poorvith was fascinated by his own X-ray and CT scan.
Join Christie as she investigates how invisible X-rays reveal our bones, why CT scanners create virtual “slices” of our bodies, and how ultrasound and MRI use sound and magnets to explore our insides. Different machines, some very clever science, and your skeleton stays right where it belongs!
Got a science question you’d love answered? Email it to us with your first name, age and where you’re from, and Christie could investigate it in a future Squiz Kids Science Short!
Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
BECOME A SUPPORTER A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news. For the full episode transcript, click here. Adults, check out the news for big people at The Squiz!
Hi-tech space chopsticks, and what does sandpaper have to do with cricket?
BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast. Nation pauses for Remembrance Day; Hi-tech space chopsticks; Big weekend of World Cup finals; and what does sandpaper have to do with cricket? An old cricket …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
Nation pauses for Remembrance Day; Hi-tech space chopsticks; Big weekend of World Cup finals; and what does sandpaper have to do with cricket?
An old cricket scandal is back in the headlines! Usman Khawaja's new book claims more players knew about the infamous sandpaper cheating incident than previously admitted.
Australians stopped at 11 am yesterday to honour the service and sacrifice of those who have served in wars.
SpaceX is preparing for a daring rocket-recycling mission! Giant mechanical arms nicknamed 'chopsticks' will attempt to catch a returning booster, while the spacecraft aims to land safely too.
It's the ultimate trans-Tasman footy showdown! Australia's Jillaroos and Kangaroos will both face New Zealand in Sunday's Rugby League World Cup grand finals in Brisbane
A Facebook page is spreading a bizarre claim that using a pen to vote in Australia automatically helps the party in power. Nonsense!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Bryce Corbett.
Quite a saga for Erling Haaland, and Nepal’s dogs have their day!
BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast. Climate talks heat up; first prize for a golden beetle; quite a saga for Erling Haaland; and Nepal’s dogs have their day! Countries from around the world are …
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BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast.
Climate talks heat up; first prize for a golden beetle; quite a saga for Erling Haaland; and Nepal’s dogs have their day!
Countries from around the world are gathering in Türkiye for COP31, with Australia's Chris Bowen leading the climate talks.
During Kukur Tihar in Nepal, police dogs, pets and street dogs are honoured with flower garlands, special treats and plenty of love.
Australia's shiny gold Christmas beetle has been crowned Insect of the Year.
Football superstar Erling Haaland has splashed around $200,000 on a 432-year-old book about Norway's kings, queens and Viking history... then donated it to his hometown library
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Christie Kijurina.
The Hon. Chris Minns MP - NSW Premier - A Squiz Kids Q+A
BECOME A SUPPORTER Why does NSW Premier Chris Minns support a social media ban for under-16s? Why does he want fewer screens in classrooms? And will he help make our new Newshounds media literacy program free …
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BECOME A SUPPORTER Why does NSW Premier Chris Minns support a social media ban for under-16s? Why does he want fewer screens in classrooms? And will he help make our new Newshounds media literacy program free for every NSW school, just like in South Australia?
Bryce Corbett puts your excellent questions to the Premier of the great state of New South Wales in this special Squiz Kids Q+A. From spotting misinformation and imagining jobs of the future to making sure regional kids get a fair go, there’s plenty for the man in the hot seat to think about.
Plus: could three-day weekends get the green light? Which footy team gets his vote? And where does he stand on that most divisive of dinner debates: pineapple on pizza?
Big ideas, curly questions and a few laughs... with the kids of Australia in charge of the questions!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Koala saved from python’s grip, and Christmas arrives early in New York
BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast. Back to basics in Aussie schools; Christmas arrives early in New York; Koala saved from python’s grip; and Kenya’s rugby girls win gold. Pens and pencils are …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
Back to basics in Aussie schools; Christmas arrives early in New York; Koala saved from python’s grip; and Kenya’s rugby girls win gold.
Pens and pencils are making a mighty comeback! Australia's education ministers want less screen time in classrooms and more good old-fashioned handwriting.
Christmas has officially arrived in New York, and it's enormous! A 23-metre-tall, 11-tonne Christmas tree has rolled into Rockefeller Plaza.
Talk about a wild rescue! A Brisbane woman spotted a python wrapped around a baby koala and bravely untangled it with her bare hands.
What an upset! Kenya's Rising Lionesses have beaten Australia's fancied women's rugby sevens team in a thrilling golden-point finish at the Youth Olympics.
Ribbit, ribbit! It's FrogID Week, and the Australian Museum needs your ears.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Bryce Corbett.
Australian Women War Heroes - Your Shortcut... From the Vault
A secret rescue mission, a resistance fighter known as the White Mouse, and a radio operator who crossed crocodile-infested waters to send lifesaving reports. Ahead of Remembrance Day on November 11, Christie …
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A secret rescue mission, a resistance fighter known as the White Mouse, and a radio operator who crossed crocodile-infested waters to send lifesaving reports.
Ahead of Remembrance Day on November 11, Christie heads into the Squiz Kids Vault to revisit the remarkable stories of three Australian women who risked their lives to help others during World War II.
Join Amanda and Bryce to discover how Joice NanKivell Loch helped families escape to safety, why Nancy Wake kept the German secret police guessing, and what kept Ruby Boye-Jones at her remote island radio post despite threats and danger.
Three women whose courage, determination and compassion deserve to be remembered. Listen carefully, there’s a S’Quiz at the end!
Why do we vomit when we have a tummy bug? Science Short
A little heads-up: if you’re eating or already feeling queasy, you might want to save this episode for later! A wobbly tummy, a dash for a bucket… and a surprisingly coordinated response inside your body! …
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A little heads-up: if you’re eating or already feeling queasy, you might want to save this episode for later!
A wobbly tummy, a dash for a bucket… and a surprisingly coordinated response inside your body! Sophie, who’s eight and from Douglas in Cork, Ireland, wants to know why tummy bugs make us vomit.
In this Squiz Kids Science Short, Christie investigates how your gut raises the alarm, why your brain takes charge, and which muscles do the squeezing. We also explore how tummy bugs spread, what helps when you’re sick, and why washing your hands matters.
Got a science question you’d love answered? Send it to [email protected] so Christie can investigate!
Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
BECOME A SUPPORTER A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news. For the full episode transcript, click here.
Donald Trump’s big defeat, and mogging is word of the year.
BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast. Donald Trump’s big defeat; South Africa’s shark-hunting orca brothers; AI fakes from France; and mogging is word of the year. American voters have delivered a …
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BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast.
Donald Trump’s big defeat; South Africa’s shark-hunting orca brothers; AI fakes from France; and mogging is word of the year.
American voters have delivered a political shake-up, with Democrats winning control of both houses of Congress.
Meet Port and Starboard, the orca brothers giving great white sharks nightmares!
Move over, boring old words... mogging has been crowned Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year!
A dramatic video supposedly showing protesters taking over the Eiffel Tower is actually AI-generated.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Bryce Corbett.
Young Olympians shine in Africa, and a pretend year on Mars ends
BECOME A SUPPORTER Your daily kids news podcast. Young Olympians shine in Africa; the rise of mountain robots; a pretend year on Mars ends; and birds behaving boldly! Forty-one young Aussies have travelled all …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
Young Olympians shine in Africa; the rise of mountain robots; a pretend year on Mars ends; and birds behaving boldly!
Forty-one young Aussies have travelled all the way to Senegal for the Youth Olympic Games!
Ninety teams sent robots scrambling up more than 3,000 ancient stone steps in China.
Four NASA volunteers have emerged after spending 378 days pretending to live on Mars!
Meet Eric, the female emu who has decided pensioner Mal Richards needs a permanent feathered companion.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
How to Watch the Youth Olympics
The Great Emu War - Your Shortcut...
Thousands of hungry emus. Three soldiers with machine guns. And a story that’s become famous as the war Australia lost … to birds. In this Squiz Kids Shortcut, Christie and Bryce head into the wheat fields of …
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Thousands of hungry emus. Three soldiers with machine guns. And a story that’s become famous as the war Australia lost … to birds.
In this Squiz Kids Shortcut, Christie and Bryce head into the wheat fields of Western Australia to investigate the Great Emu War of 1932. Discover how struggling farmers turned to the army for help, why speedy emus proved so difficult to stop, and how much of the famous tale is true.
Beyond the jammed guns and bumpy truck chases, there’s a bigger story about people, animals and sharing a landscape, and why understanding Country matters.
Listen carefully. There’s a S’Quiz at the end!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched by Christie Kijurina
Hosted by Bryce Corbett and Christie Kijurina
The great pen and paper classroom comeback, and Donald Trump’s big test
Your daily kids news podcast. The great pen and paper classroom comeback; Donald Trump’s big test; it’s Melbourne Cup day; and the man who walked around the world. Dust off those pencils! Schools are rethinking …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
The great pen and paper classroom comeback; Donald Trump’s big test; it’s Melbourne Cup day; and the man who walked around the world.
Dust off those pencils! Schools are rethinking their love affair with screens, with NSW pushing for handwritten NAPLAN tests and a Sydney school cracking down on smartphones.
It's election time in America, and voters are preparing to have their say on who's running the country. The midterms will help decide who gets a seat in Congress and could make life easier or harder for President Trump.
The race that stops the nation is almost here, with 24 thoroughbreds preparing to thunder around Flemington for a shot at Melbourne Cup glory.
Talk about taking the scenic route! English adventurer Karl Bushby is nearing the end of an extraordinary 28-year walk around the world.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Bryce Corbett.
Skeletons - Your Shortcut... From the Vault
Halloween might be over, but there’s one skeleton you won’t be packing away… your own! This week, Bryce heads into the Squiz Kids Vault to unearth our Shortcut to Skeletons. Join Amanda and Bryce to discover …
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Halloween might be over, but there’s one skeleton you won’t be packing away… your own!
This week, Bryce heads into the Squiz Kids Vault to unearth our Shortcut to Skeletons. Join Amanda and Bryce to discover how our bones hold us up, protect our organs and even make our blood. Find out why babies have more bones than adults, meet the remarkable bone that isn’t connected to any others, and learn how to keep your skeleton strong.
A journey beneath your skin for curious kids... with a S’Quiz at the end!
Why do some people enjoy being frightened? Science Short
A racing heart, a startled scream… and then a request to do it all again! Why can a good scare feel so much fun? In this Halloween edition of Squiz Kids Science Shorts, Christie investigates what happens inside …
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A racing heart, a startled scream… and then a request to do it all again! Why can a good scare feel so much fun?
In this Halloween edition of Squiz Kids Science Shorts, Christie investigates what happens inside your brain and body when you’re frightened, how pretend danger can produce a real reaction, and what scientists discovered when they fitted haunted-house visitors with heart-rate monitors. From spooky movies to rollercoasters, we explore the sweet spot between boring and TOO scary... and why it’s different for everyone.
Got a science question you’d love answered? Send it to [email protected] so Christie can investigate!
Halloween Bedtime Story - Squiz-E and the Ghostly Glow
Get ready for a ghostly adventure with Squiz-E! 🎃 It's Halloween night, and Squiz-E’s just about to settle in after trick-or-treating when… KNOCK! KNOCK! Something’s at the door. But who could it be so late? …
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Get ready for a ghostly adventure with Squiz-E! 🎃 It's Halloween night, and Squiz-E’s just about to settle in after trick-or-treating when… KNOCK! KNOCK! Something’s at the door. But who could it be so late? Follow Squiz-E into the dark, shadowy night as he faces his fears, braves creepy corners, and discovers a glowing secret that’s got everyone spooked. Will he solve the mystery of the Ghostly Glow? Find out in this spine-tingling tale, full of spooky twists and a heart warming surprise! 👻
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Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news. For the full episode transcript, click here.
ChatGPT warning for kids, and Iceberg diving in Canada
Your daily kids news podcast. ChatGPT warning for kids; Iceberg diving in Canada; sleeping jumping spiders; and noodles made from geckos? Twelve-year-old Blake Mackenzie has taken out a national slam poetry …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
ChatGPT warning for kids; Iceberg diving in Canada; sleeping jumping spiders; and noodles made from geckos?
Twelve-year-old Blake Mackenzie has taken out a national slam poetry title with a powerful warning about relying too much on ChatGPT.
Get your costumes, lolly buckets, and spooky screams ready! Halloween is here.
Professional cliff diver Molly Carlson has become the first woman to dive off an iceberg into the ocean!
Sweet dreams, creepy crawlies! Aussie scientists have found evidence that jumping spiders experience REM-like sleep.
A revolting viral video supposedly showing geckos being turned into instant noodles has fooled people across the Pacific. But Squiz-E has sniffed out the truth
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Bryce Corbett.
Ancient treasures found in WA, and a snake that turns cartwheels
Your daily kids news podcast. Ancient treasures found in WA; a South African train goes to great lengths; a snake that turns cartwheels; and a spud that’s no small potatoes! Six years after the devastating …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
Ancient treasures found in WA; a South African train goes to great lengths; a snake that turns cartwheels; and a spud that’s no small potatoes!
Six years after the devastating destruction of an ancient Aboriginal rock shelter, Traditional Owners and archaeologists are uncovering extraordinary pieces of its past.
South Africa says its whopping 7.6-kilometre freight train has broken a world record, previously held by Australia, with 696 wagons and 13 locomotives working together.
Forget slithering... this tiny snake prefers gymnastics! Scientists have filmed Southeast Asia’s dwarf reed snake cartwheeling away from danger.
One very lucky prospector nearly walked straight past a fortune! His metal detector led him to the “Tibooburra Spud”, a whopping 1.2-kilogram gold-and-quartz nugget
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Christie Kijurina
Aaron Blabey - Author of Pig the Pug, Bad Guys and Game of Pets - and a Squiz Kids Q+A
Squiz Kids Q+A with kids' author extraordinaire Aaron Blabey. Aaron braves the Hot Seat for the second time with his new book... Game of Pets: The Boy Who Knew Too Much. Has Pig the Pug EVER learnt his lesson? …
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Squiz Kids Q+A with kids' author extraordinaire Aaron Blabey. Aaron braves the Hot Seat for the second time with his new book... Game of Pets: The Boy Who Knew Too Much.
Has Pig the Pug EVER learnt his lesson? Why is a guinea pig the villain in The Bad Guys? And should we be suspicious of our pets?
Bestselling author and illustrator Aaron Blabey returns to the Squiz Kids Q+A Hot Seat, joining Bryce Corbett to answer questions from the kids of Australia.
From the childhood fears that inspired The Bad Guys to seeing his characters become Hollywood movie stars, Aaron shares the stories behind his stories. There’s advice for budding authors, a tricky favourite-book decision, and the all-important question: why so many butts?
Plus, meet Griff and Bob the talking axolotl from Aaron’s new series, Game of Pets, where an intergalactic game show and some very sneaky pets spell trouble for our planet.
Book one in Aaron’s new Game of Pets series, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, is available now from wherever you normally get your books.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Kindness shines after dark week, and Zara Larsson’s Lush Life dancers.
Your daily kids news podcast. Kindness shines after dark week; South Korea’s curious shark; Van Gogh’s stars revealed; and Zara Larsson’s Lush Life dancers. Australians have responded to a frightening event …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
Kindness shines after dark week; South Korea’s curious shark; Van Gogh’s stars revealed; and Zara Larsson’s Lush Life dancers.
Australians have responded to a frightening event with an enormous act of kindness, donating more than $1 million to Save the Children.
Meet Bukangi, the three-metre shark who has apparently decided a canal in Busan is home sweet home.
Researchers believe they’ve used astronomy to pinpoint when and where Van Gogh painted a famous starry scene.
Zara Larsson’s Australian tour has sent the Lush Life dance into overdrive, with fans joining her onstage to bust out the viral moves.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Researched and hosted by Bryce Corbett
Halloween - Your Shortcut... From the Vault
Why do we dress up for Halloween? Where did trick-or-treating begin? And what did people carve before pumpkins took over? With Halloween around the corner, we’re dusting off a Squiz Kids Shortcut from the Vault …
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Why do we dress up for Halloween? Where did trick-or-treating begin? And what did people carve before pumpkins took over?
With Halloween around the corner, we’re dusting off a Squiz Kids Shortcut from the Vault to uncover the stories behind the spooky fun. Join Amanda and Bryce as they explore Halloween’s Celtic roots, discover how songs and poems once earned people treats, and meet the legendary Stingy Jack and his rather unusual lantern.
There are haunted houses, apple-bobbing adventures and even costumes for pets. Listen carefully … there’s a S’Quiz at the end!
How do trees take in carbon dioxide and make the oxygen we breathe? Science Short
How do trees take in carbon dioxide and make the oxygen we breathe? Dylan, eight, from Karrinyup has sent in this week’s excellent question and Christie’s heading inside a leaf to investigate! Discover how …
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How do trees take in carbon dioxide and make the oxygen we breathe? Dylan, eight, from Karrinyup has sent in this week’s excellent question and Christie’s heading inside a leaf to investigate!
Discover how trees use sunlight to make their own food and produce oxygen in the process, and how microscopic ocean organisms help produce the oxygen our planet depends on. From roots to treetops and out to sea, there’s a lot behind every breath!
Got a science question you’d like Christie to investigate? Email [email protected].
Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news. For the full episode transcript, click here.
Special Edition: Governor-General, Sam Mostyn AC
Special Edition: Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC How do we help kids make sense of difficult news without adding to their worries? In this special edition of Squiz Kids, Bryce Corbett sits down with Australia’s …
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Special Edition: Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC
How do we help kids make sense of difficult news without adding to their worries?
In this special edition of Squiz Kids, Bryce Corbett sits down with Australia’s Governor-General, Sam Mostyn AC, following the violent attack on Federal MP Helen Haines.
A friend of the podcast and supporter of our Newshounds media literacy program, the Governor-General reflects on an event that has sent a chill across the country, the graciousness of the Haines family, and why teaching children to think critically about the content they consume online is now “beyond essential”.
This conversation is intended for parents, carers and teachers, and includes discussion of violence in the news.
Hosted by Bryce Corbett
Produced by Ryan Pemberton and Jonathan Liondis.
Sydney’s new airport’s ready for boarding, and the WNBL’s back and on Fire
Your daily kids news podcast. Sydney’s new airport’s ready for boarding; a sweeter future for Nigeria’s gorillas; the WNBL’s back and on Fire; and Squiz-E sniffs a fishy fake. After decades of talking, planning …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
Sydney’s new airport’s ready for boarding; a sweeter future for Nigeria’s gorillas; the WNBL’s back and on Fire; and Squiz-E sniffs a fishy fake.
After decades of talking, planning and building, Western Sydney International Airport is finally welcoming passengers!
Could chocolate help protect gorillas? Hershey is backing a rainforest project in Nigeria that aims to help cocoa farmers earn a living while keeping forests standing.
Townsville’s Abbey Ellis has exploded for a club-record 47 points as Australia’s basketball season gets rolling.
A red-lipped batfish really does look like it’s wearing lipstick and walking underwater, but that viral video of one was AI-generated!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
An answer to the Earhart mystery? And Japan blasts off to Mars
Your daily kids news podcast. An answer to the Earhart mystery? New Zealand’s Rubik’s cube robot; Japan blasts off to Mars; and some very sticky sculptures. The hunt for Amelia Earhart’s plane has come to an …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
An answer to the Earhart mystery? New Zealand’s Rubik’s cube robot; Japan blasts off to Mars; and some very sticky sculptures.
The hunt for Amelia Earhart’s plane has come to an end, and not in the way researchers expected.
Four New Zealand university students have built a robot that solved a 4x4x4 Rubik’s Cube in just 9.8 seconds.
A spacecraft has blasted off from Japan on an epic mission to grab at least 10 grams of dust from Mars’s moon Phobos.
More than 100,000 oranges and grapefruits have been transformed into giant artworks in Griffith, NSW.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Nigeria -Squiz the World goes to...
Powerful queens, talking drums and dinner with an arm workout… we’re off to Nigeria! Join Christie aboard the Squiz Kids Super Fast Supersonic Jetliner for an adventure through Africa’s most populous country …
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Powerful queens, talking drums and dinner with an arm workout… we’re off to Nigeria!
Join Christie aboard the Squiz Kids Super Fast Supersonic Jetliner for an adventure through Africa’s most populous country. Explore bustling cities and tropical forests, and meet remarkable royal women. We also explain the slave trade and Nigeria’s journey to independence in an age-appropriate way.
Then it’s off to school with a Learning Passport before exploring spectacular celebrations, drums that imitate speech and the enormous movie industry known as Nollywood.
On the menu? Fufu and a friendly debate over who makes the best jollof rice.
Listen carefully… there’s a S’Quiz at the end!
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Links:
Map of Nigeria
Drums of Nigeria
Making fufu
How to make jollof riceWorld’s first flying car, and scientists discover a green star
Your daily kids news podcast. ChatGPT in kids’ safety lawsuit; world’s first flying car; Scientists discover a green star; and how to collect elephant snot. AI could transform the world, but governments are …
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Your daily kids news podcast.
ChatGPT in kids’ safety lawsuit; world’s first flying car; Scientists discover a green star; and how to collect elephant snot.
AI could transform the world, but governments are wrestling with how to make it safer.
Is it a car? Is it a rocket? Somehow, it’s both! A futuristic vehicle has been shown driving upside down 50 metres above the ground before flipping and landing using jet thrusters.
Astronomers have discovered something they’ve never seen before... a greenish- hued dwarf star!
Possibly the grossest science experiment ever? Zookeepers are collecting elephant snot to help researchers develop a vaccine protecting vulnerable calves from disease.
For the full episode transcript, click here.
Great Aussie Bird Count https://aussiebirdcount.org.au/
Noodles - Your Shortcut... From the Vault
A whole world of history… in a bowl of noodles! To mark World Food Day, we’re heading back into the Squiz Kids Vault for one of our most delicious Shortcuts. Join Amanda and Bryce on a noodle adventure around …
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A whole world of history… in a bowl of noodles!
To mark World Food Day, we’re heading back into the Squiz Kids Vault for one of our most delicious Shortcuts.
Join Amanda and Bryce on a noodle adventure around the globe. From 4,000-year-old leftovers in China to Thailand’s famous pad thai and Italy’s love affair with pasta. Discover why long noodles have a special place at birthday celebrations, explore the American connection to spaghetti and meatballs, and find out why that famous story about Marco Polo isn’t quite what it seems.
Plus, noodles for breakfast… and dessert? You bet! Bring your appetite and listen carefully... there’s a S’Quiz at the end.
Noodles for dessert! https://www.sbs.com.au/food/blog/2016/08/10/noodle-my-dessert
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