ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
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!
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!
Update frequency:
every 13 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
200 episodes
since March 23, 2021
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~91.12% of listeners are from United States.
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US
91.12%
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ID
1.40%
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CO
1.40%
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IN
0.93%
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NZ
0.93%
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PH
0.93%
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SA
0.93%
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SE
0.46%
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NP
0.46%
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MY
0.46%
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ZA
0.46%
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AU
0.46%
Others
0.06%
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HAPPY FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO SOLVE IT! FOR KIDS
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HAPPY FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO SOLVE IT! FOR KIDS
Thank you all for listening, commenting, and liking our podcast for the last FIVE years! We are celebrating our anniversary all this month.
Take a listen to Jeff's five favorite episodes.
Episode 63 How do scientists listen to black holes? with…
* HAPPY FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO SOLVE IT! FOR KIDS*
Thank you all for listening, commenting, and liking our podcast for the last FIVE years! We are celebrating our anniversary all this month. First, we have clips from Jennifer's five favorite episodes.
Episode 82 How do you make toilet paper …
Happy Earth Day 2025! We are showcasing a few of our favorite episodes that deal with the environment. Enjoy clips from these previous episodes and then go listen to the whole thing!
Episode 35 with Simpson- How Do You Preserve Wildlife Habitat in a City?
Episode 212 with Travis Wilcoxen-- How D…
Do you know the difference between Augmented reality (AR) and Extended Reality (XR)? It is am important distinction. Our guest Alex Goldberg, is the perfect person to explain is all. He is a subject matter expert in spatial computer and extended reality technologies. Take a listen as we discuss thi…
You may know that some animals have exoskeletons, but why would a human want to build an exoskeleton? Perhaps if robots are involved. Take a listen to Bill Billotte, executive director of the Exo Technology Center of Excellence as he talks to us about the usefulness of exosuits and exoskeletons in …
A lot of people think that the career they are trained for is the one they will end up doing. That is not always the case. Take a listen to our guest, Stephanie Schmidt, who was educated as an engineer, spent time working in that career, and then switched things up and started her own business. It'…
Why should we care about bugs? They are SO important to our ecosystems, our atmospheres, or very planet. We couldn't live without them. Take a listen to our FUN and fascinating guests, The Bug Chicks-- Kristie Reddick and Jessica Honaker, as they discuss the reason why bugs are necessary and so ver…
Have you ever wondered how scientists see so far out in space? One of the ways is to use a radio telescope. We have the fantastic Sarah Treadwell, Science Communicator at SpaceCase Sarah, and PhD student in communications to explain how these incredible telescopes work. Get ready to learn about see…
Have you ever thought about how sea creatures might inspire technology? What would that even look like? Well, it's biomimicry, which is innovation inspired by nature. Dr. Karen Osborn of the Smithsonian Institution is here to talk to us all about how ocean creatures are giving engineers and scienti…
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