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A Common Sense Selection! Exploring stories of science discovery. Tumble is a science podcast created to be enjoyed by the entire family. Hosted & produced by Lindsay Patterson (science journalist) & Marshall Escamilla (teacher). Visit www.tumblepodcast.com for educational content.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Science discoveries • Fossils and archaeology • Time travel possibilities • Space threats • Evolution and behavior of insects and animals • Human health and disease • Astronomy and black holes • Environment and conservation • Synthetic biology and engineering • Mysteries of human cognition and history"Tumble Science Podcast for Kids" offers science-based storytelling intended for a family audience. Hosted and produced by a science journalist and a teacher, this podcast delves into diverse scientific topics through engaging narratives and interviews with experts.
A recurring theme is the exploration of nature and the environment. Episodes discuss the lives and behaviors of animals such as cicadas, sloths, polar bears, and birds. Topics include why certain animals exhibit particular behaviors, how ecosystems function, and the scientific methods used to study these phenomena. There are also episodes dedicated to the broader questions of biology, including human anatomy, microbial life, and plant science.
Space and astronomy are also frequently covered, addressing both fundamental concepts and more speculative inquiries. Listeners can learn about black holes, time travel, the potential of asteroids hitting Earth, and the prospects of life beyond our planet. The podcast often explores these topics through the stories of scientists and their discoveries, as well as through creative and imaginative storytelling.
History and archaeology feature prominently, with discussions on ancient human relatives, the tools and techniques used in archaeological digs, and the history of reading systems such as braille. The podcast also tackles intriguing questions of modern science, such as the development of synthetic biology and its applications in various fields, including space exploration and fashion.
The podcast effectively combines educational content with entertainment, aiming to spark curiosity and foster a deeper understanding of scientific principles. Each episode features interviews with scientists and experts, often accompanied by additional resources such as blog posts, bonus interviews, and educational materials available on its website. Subscriptions and support options are available, providing ad-free content and exclusive bonus material for supporters.
Can We Time Travel?
Will An Asteroid Hit Earth?
Why Do Cicadas Live Underground for So Long?
The Alien Bacteria Abduction
Can We See Black Holes?
The Songs of Spiders
A Kid's Guide to the Total Eclipse
