Curious About Playing Cards

Curious Kid Podcast

Bleav + Olivia

Kids & Family, Kids, Learning, Education, Family, Education For Kids

4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2025

⏱️ 13 minutes

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In episode 293, we get curious about playing cards.

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0:00.0	Hello! And welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast. When it comes to games that kids love to play,
0:29.0	there aren't many that come to mind that are played today that were also played by people
0:33.6	several generations ago. As an example, Olivia and Noah loved playing the Nintendo Switch.
0:40.8	When I was a kid, the Switch didn't even exist.
0:43.8	This week, we are going to learn about something that kids and even adults love playing
0:48.9	with today that people have been playing with for hundreds of years.
0:54.7	Mailbag! Mailbag!
0:56.7	Mailbag!
0:58.7	Mailbag!
1:00.8	Hi, my name is Ronan.
1:02.9	I am five years old.
1:04.3	I love listening to your podcast.
1:06.3	I listen to it every morning.
1:08.0	My favorites are Bigfoot, aliens, and carnivorous plants. The Bigfoot episode
1:13.3	does scare me, but I still like it. Today, I'm curious about playing cards. Who invented them?
1:19.5	How do they work? Thank you. Ronan from Taylor's South Carolina. This is going to be awesome.
1:26.7	Playing cards are so much fun. I love using them for magic
1:30.3	tricks and for playing games like war, solitaire, and poker. There are so many different ways to use
1:36.6	playing cards. Let's learn all about playing cards for Ronan this week. Let's do it. The question of the
1:42.8	week has to do with playing cards, although the playing cards are
1:46.0	a bit different than a standard deck of playing cards.
1:50.0	The most popular card game today was invented in 1971 by a barber in Ohio.
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