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Solve It! for Kids - The science podcast for curious & creative kids and their families.Peek into the world of real-life scientists, engineers, and experts as they solve problems in their every day jobs. Kids and families are then invited to take on a challenge and solve a problem themselves! Join Jennifer Swanson and Jeff Gonyea as they ask questions, solve problems, and offer challenges that take curiosity and creativity to a whole new level.Don't forget to participate in our weekly challenges!
Bubble soap can expose a rocket tank leak; your kid gets to ask how that works.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A top-downloads anniversary sampler turns bubble soap, rockets, music, and ocean science into one curious tour.
The five-year celebration works best as a guided pass through the questions that have defined Solve It For Kids: music as a doorway into STEM, rocket testing without disaster, and the science of reaching the ocean floor.
Jeff's five favorites make a lively gateway into ocean research, space, animals, and practical science.
Solve It For Kids marks its five-year anniversary with a brisk look back at Jeff's five favorite episodes, moving from life at the bottom of the ocean to science aboard the Joy Dees Resolution, Dr.
Jennifer's picks make five years of Solve It For Kids feel like a lively tour of science at work.
Solve It For Kids marks five years with Jennifer's favorite episodes, ranging from soft toilet paper to spaceship communication and shark training.
Four Earth Day clips make ocean care and animal science feel vivid, approachable, and family-ready.
Earth Day plays as a brisk, animal-rich tour of questions that make care for the planet feel specific. The episode brings together four favorite clips, moving from ocean care to birds, whales, raptors, habitats, and the ways scientific curiosity can connect them.
From airplane assembly to avatar fashion, the episode makes spatial computing feel tangible.
Extended reality gets a clean, concrete introduction here, with Alex Goldberg guiding the subject from an airplane wing projection that helps with bolt placement to a scanned shop floor reviewed virtually for ergonomic and safety concerns.
Strange claims, tested cleanly.
Plainspoken sermons for faithful Christian life.
["Solve It For Kids marks five years by replaying the episodes that drew the most downloads, including Victor Villegas, Suzanne Slade, Dr.
Solve It For Kids marks its five-year anniversary by replaying Jeff Gagne’s five favorite episodes, which range from deep-ocean diving to black holes.
Solve It For Kids marks its five-year anniversary by replaying Jennifer's favorite episodes, including episode 82 with Madison Mattson on soft toilet paper and episode 132 with Rob Chambers of Lockheed Martin on Orion and Artemis 1.
Solve It For Kids' The BEST of Earth Day Episodes!
Solve It For Kids asks Alex Goldberg to define extended reality and spatial computing, and he answers with REI, HoloLens, projection mapping, and virtual Mars examples.
This episode features clips from past episodes about working with animals, including cooperation, veterinary care, and problem-solving like an orangutan.
This episode explores how animals cooperate with each other, featuring an interview with animal welfare scientist Dr.
This episode explores how long humans can live underwater with guest Dr.