How you hear Funkids Radio might be changing.

If you get Funkids on a DAB radio, then you may need to change how you listen.

Some parts of the UK won't be able to hear Funkids on DAB from September 1st.

However, the radio station will still be available on our website, the free Funkids app and on smart speakers.

Alexa, play Funkids.

And the radio station you love is staying exactly the same with all your favourite presenters, songs and more.

Make sure you keep Funkids. Download the free Funkids app to your tablet or smartphone.

Just go to the app store on your phone and search for Funkids.

To find out more about how to keep listening when the changes happen, go to FunkidsLive.com slash change.

Hello, welcome along. You might have had quite a slow week and your brain has switched off.

So we're turning that around, flicking it on. It's time for a brand new Funkids Science Weekly.

My name's Dan. This is the show where we explore the universe.

We search out all those science secrets that are lurking around the solar system into the galaxy and then further many millions of light years away.

We are headed this week. Well, here's something fun. Well, something fungi.

Fungi, fungi. Jassy Dracolich is on. She's a fungi expert talking all about marvellous mushrooms.

Every time a leaf falls from a tree, what happens to it?

It wouldn't go anywhere if it wasn't for things like fungi.

So they break down that leaf and make it into a big pile of mush.

And then they can reabsorb. They can suck up some of those things that have been released from the leaf.

And then other things like slugs and snails can come and eat on the leftovers.

So by breaking down something that has now died, all of those products to go back into something else is alive.

So they're kind of drawing up the dead material, just feed it back into the living material.

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