Hosted by Thom Izod · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 26 episodes
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GCSE Science Simplified is your go-to podcast for mastering key content in GCSE Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Perfect for Combined and Triple Science students, each episode breaks down topics into clear, manageable chunks with tips to help you remember and apply what you’ve learned. Whether you're revising at home or on the move, this is the revision companion to help you pass your GCSEs with confidence.
Thom Izod hosts GCSE Science Simplified (All GCSE Science in one place), a education show with 26 episodes published.
How do you turn a black powder into bright blue crystals — and prove they’re pure? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down GCSE Chemistry Core Practical 3, preparing pure, dry hydrated copper sulfate cr
How do you turn an acid into something neutral — and how do you prove it? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down GCSE Chemistry Core Practical 2, investigating pH changes during neutralisation using hy
Is your pen lying to you? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down GCSE Chemistry Core Practical 1 — investigating the composition of inks using paper chromatography and simple distillation. You’ll learn
Your body is a fortress — but how does it learn to fight disease before you get sick? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down immunisation, vaccines, and antibiotics using clear models and exam-ready ex
Your body is a fortress — but what happens when pathogens get inside? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore the specific immune system and how it protects you from disease. You’ll learn: How antigens on
How does your body stop pathogens from making you ill — and what happens when they get through? In this GCSE Biology episode, we explore Health – the Body’s Defences, focusing on how the human body prevents disease and h
Do you know how diseases spread — and how to stop them? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore the main transmission routes of pathogens and the practical ways to prevent their spread. Using clear explana
How do viruses and fungi cause disease — and why are viral infections so hard to treat? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we complete our Pathogens Explained series by focusing on fungal and viral pathogens. Us
What is a pathogen — and how do bacteria and protists actually cause disease? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down two major groups of disease-causing microorganisms: bacteria and protists. Using cle
How is cardiovascular disease treated, and why is there no single solution? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we focus on the treatment and management of cardiovascular disease, one of the most common non-commu
What causes non-communicable diseases, and why do they develop over time? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore the causes of non-communicable diseases, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, liver di
What does “being healthy” really mean in GCSE Biology? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we introduce the Health and Disease topic by clearly explaining the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of health,
In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down one of the most powerful — and misunderstood — ideas in electricity: transformers. Using a fun “Autobots and Decepticons” model, we explain how alternating curren
How do alternators, dynamos, microphones, and speakers all use the same physics? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we continue exploring electromagnetic induction. You’ll learn: How alternators generate alterna
How is electricity actually generated? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we introduce electromagnetic induction—the process that allows motion to be turned into electrical energy. You’ll learn how an electric c
How do electric motors make things spin? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore the motor effect and how current-carrying wires in magnetic fields experience forces that produce motion. Learn how Fleming’
How can a wire become a magnet? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore electromagnets and the link between electricity and magnetism. Learn how an electric current creates a magnetic field around a wire,
Why do magnets push and pull without touching? Why does a compass always point north? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore magnets and magnetic fields using clear, real-life examples you’ll recognise. L
Why does a straw look bent in a glass of water? Why do swimming pools appear shallower than they really are? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we break down refraction using clear, real-life examples you’ll rec
“Ever wondered why apples look red, leaves look green, or the sky changes colour at sunset? In this episode of GCSE Science Simplified, we explore the physics behind colour. Learn how light interacts with surfaces and fi
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