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Hosted by Roey Granot · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 37 episodes
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Every kid asks "but HOW does it work?" and most adults say "it just does." Not here.Dad, How Does It Work? is an educational podcast for curious kids ages 7 to 14, where every episode tackles one big question about science, nature, technology, and the world. In a way that actually makes sense to a child.Two hosts play it out like a real conversation: one asks the questions, one explains. The topics are real, the answers are accurate, and the whole thing is built for young minds who never stop asking why.New episodes every week.
Roey Granot hosts Dad, how does it work?, a education show with 37 episodes published.
You look up at a giant dinosaur skeleton and wonder how something so powerful could vanish. Did every dinosaur suddenly die at the same time? And how could one asteroid cause trouble across the entire planet? The strange
You pick up a LEGO brick, and it feels like it was always meant to look this way. But LEGO did not begin with plastic bricks at all. It started with wooden toys in a small workshop. Then fires, risky choices, and one tin
You ask ChatGPT a question, and seconds later it answers like someone is really talking to you. But there is no tiny person hiding inside the computer.So how does ChatGPT know what to say next? Is it thinking, rememberin
You turn the tap, and water just appears. It feels like it was waiting behind the wall. But where was it one second before? And why does the toilet suddenly refill after you flush? The water isn’t being made inside your
You wipe the shelf clean. Then somehow, the dust is back again. But where did it even come from? It was floating in the air before you saw it. Some came from clothes, skin, hair, carpets, soil, and even outside. And sunl
You build a lemonade stand, and people actually love it. So why would you need someone else’s money? Shouldn’t a good business pay for itself? Then you try to open another stand, buy better tools, and tell more people yo
You pick up a birthday balloon, and it feels almost impossible. It is thin, light, stretchy, and somehow it holds air without falling apart. But then the weird part starts. Plastic can be hard like LEGO, soft like a bag,
You pick up a smooth stone at the beach and it feels… finished. Like someone made it. But no one did. So where did this stone actually come from? Was it always like this, or did it change? Some stones are tiny like sand,
You see people buying iPhones, burgers, shoes, and Coke every day. And somehow… those companies keep getting bigger. Then you hear someone say they “own stock” in Apple or McDonald's. Wait… what does that even mean? You
You hear about earthquakes and it sounds scary. Like the ground suddenly shakes for no reason. But then someone says the Earth is always moving… even when nothing is shaking. Wait… what does that even mean? If the ground
You’re floating. Not falling. Not standing. Just… drifting. And then you realize something weird. Your body still needs to do normal things. Like eating. Sleeping. Going to the bathroom. But nothing stays down. So where
You’re sitting there feeling totally fine… and then they say it’s time for a vaccine. And you’re like… wait, why now? Nothing is even wrong. So why would your body need a shot before you’re sick? What is a vaccine actual
You wake up and it felt completely real. Like you were flying… or talking to someone who wasn’t there. But you were just lying in bed the whole time. So how did your brain make all of that? If you’re asleep… shouldn’t ev
You’re watching a fish and suddenly it hits you… it never comes up for air. Its mouth keeps opening and closing like it’s chewing water. But water isn’t air… so what is it actually doing? Then you notice those little fla
You look at the map on the phone and see the blue dot moving. Then the car turns a corner… and the blue dot turns too. But the phone isn’t looking out the window. So how does it know you just turned? It turns out your ph
You put cold pizza into the microwave. You press a button. Thirty seconds later it’s hot. But the plate is sometimes still cool. And the middle of the food can still be cold. So what is the microwave actually doing in th
You’re outside, and suddenly later you see a mosquito bite on your arm. But wait… when did that happen? You don’t remember anything poking you. You didn’t feel it at all. So how did the mosquito find you? And how did it
You’re holding a sheet of paper, and it feels soft and easy to bend. But trees are hard. You can knock on them. They don’t fold. So how did a tree turn into this thin paper in your hands? If paper comes from trees, why c
You just stood in hot shower water, and your whole body felt warm. But the second you turn it off, suddenly you feel cold. Sometimes you even shiver, even though the water was hot a moment ago. The air didn’t suddenly tu
At home, your Wi-Fi is always there. Then you walk outside, and it suddenly disappears. Where did it go? Did the internet stay inside your house? You might find a small box at home called a router. That box creates the W
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