Brains On!® is a science podcast for curious kids and adults from American Public Media. Each week,
All the different colors in our eyes, hair and skin are made by a super special substance called mel
Your brain does so much stuff! It makes sure your heart is always pumping and your lungs are breath
Boredom is something we all feel sometimes, when nothing seems fun or interesting. But have you ever
Jellyfish are some of the most unique creatures on the planet. They’ve been around longer than the d
Happy birthday to us! Brains On is celebrating its tenth birthday and we’re throwing a big party. Mo
Hey, Smarty Pal, want more Brains On? Check out this sneak peek of Gungador Hosts a Dinner Party! Gu
Molly, Marc and Sanden are hitting the road to perform the show Your Brain is Magic in Portland on J
Chirp chirp, y’all! Ever wondered what birds mean when they’re singing their little birdy hearts out
Humans and every other living thing on Earth are perfectly suited to our wonderful planet. There’s l
Video games are fun, challenging and sometimes hard to put down. But are they good for you? Or do th
If you love big thoughts, this is the episode for you. We’ll ponder what would happen if a fly flew
Do you have a favorite food that your friend doesn't like at all? Do you look at what your paren
Reading is your one-way ticket to adventure! You can ride fire-breathing dragons, explore outer spac
We’re super-jazzed to share this episode of Million Bazillion, a podcast for kids and families that
We use plastic for all kinds of things, from shampoo bottles to glitter. It’s useful but also a dang
Insects can live almost anywhere: backyards, mountaintops, scorching hot deserts, underwater, even o
Have you heard the expression “dogs are people’s best friend”? Where did it come from? And why are d
Friendship rules! Friends help us work through problems, keep us company and bring joy to our lives.
Humans need sleep to survive, but do plants doze off too? In this episode, we’ll look into how plant
Our big, beautiful sky stretches all the way from the ground beneath our feet to about sixty miles a
