Bonus: Kidcast sampler

Brains On! Science podcast for kids

American Public Media

Kids & Family, Education For Kids

4.4 • 13.5K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2017

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Looking for more awesome podcasts to listen to? We're bringing you a special bonus episode today to let you know about some of the other podcasts that you might want to check out. And if you want to find lots of other podcasts for kids you can always head to applepodcasts.com/kids

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0:00.0	Hi brains on listeners, we're bringing you a special bonus episode today to let you
0:09.6	know about some of the other podcasts that you guys might want to check out.
0:13.6	And if you want to find lots of other podcasts for kids, you can always head to applepodcast.com
0:18.8	slash kids.
0:19.8	Hi, I'm Lee.
0:21.8	And I'm Peter and we're Story Pires.
0:29.6	Whoa, Lee, what's a Story Pires?
0:31.0	Story Pires take stories written by kids and turn them into radio plays and songs.
0:35.2	That sounds cool.
0:36.2	Can I hear an example?
0:37.2	Sure thing.
0:38.2	Here's a story by a second grader called National Woopy Cushion Day.
0:42.0	In a galaxy.
0:44.0	Excuse me.
0:45.0	In a galaxy that is out of this one, there was a world called Woopy Cushion World.
0:51.7	And in that world there was a town called Woopy Cushion Town where there were very few
0:58.7	holidays.
1:00.7	All right kids, we will now stand for the pledge of allegiance.
1:03.7	I pledge allegiance to the flag of Woopy Cushion World.
1:09.7	One cushion under bottom, inflatable with air and mud sounds for all.
1:15.7	All right kids, everyone take your seats.
1:19.7	Okay, now why was there a Woopy Cushion on my chair?
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