Welcome to I Wonder , the show where we explore all the fascinating questions you’ve been wondering about.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "What Did Dinosaurs Really Look Like?" (2 July 2026, 10 minutes), "How Fish Breathe Underwater?" (25 June 2026, 9 minutes), and "Are Cats Really Afraid of Water?" (11 June 2026, 10 minutes).
I Wonder Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 55 episodes.
Booking probability for I Wonder Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. I Wonder Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. I Wonder Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
I Wonder Podcast is a kids podcast with 55 episodes published.
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Text us a question or any feedback Dinosaurs disappeared millions of years ago, so how do scientists know what they looked like? In this episode of I Wonder , we uncover the incredible detective work behind dinosaur...
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Text us a question or any feedback Ever watched a fish constantly opening and closing its mouth and wondered what it's doing? In this episode of I Wonder , we discover how fish breathe underwater, why gills are so...
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Text us a question or any feedback Ever wonder why your cat watches in disgust from the windowsill while your dog belly-flops into the nearest puddle? In this episode, we answer a question from Blake in Tulsa, Oklahoma...
Episode #48
Text us a question or any feedback Did you know wombats produce perfectly cube-shaped poop — and scientists spent over 200 years trying to figure out how? In this episode, we dig into the surprisingly brilliant biology...
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Text us a question or any feedback The Great Pyramid of Giza is taller than a 40-story building, made of over 2 million massive stones — and it was built 4,500 years ago without cranes, trucks, or power tools. So how...
Episode #47
Text us a question or any feedback Ever wonder what’s going on in your pet’s head when they twitch, wiggle, or chirp in their sleep? In this episode, we explore the dreamy world of animals! From dogs chasing invisible...
Episode #45
Text us a question or any feedback Have you ever wondered why you can remember your last birthday in vivid detail, but can’t recall what you had for lunch two days ago? In this episode of I Wonder , we dive into the...
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Text us a question or any feedback In this festive episode of I Wonder , kid host Easton takes listeners on a glowing journey through the history of Christmas lights, from ancient candles and firelight to today’s...
Episode #44
Text us a question or any feedback Have you ever wondered what it’s actually like to stand at the top of the world? In this episode of I Wonder , 14-year-old Erika interviews adventurer Mark Hubner, who has trekked...
Episode #43
Text us a question or any feedback Why do humans press palms with strangers? That deceptively simple question leads us down a fascinating historical path stretching back thousands of years. What began as an ancient...
Episode #42
Text us a question or any feedback Ever wondered who invented the very first car and how automobiles came to be? Join us as we travel back in time to meet the early inventors, discover what the first cars were like, and...
Episode #41
Text us a question or any feedback What lives at the bottom of the ocean? The deep sea is dark, freezing, and full of pressure — yet it’s bursting with some of the most bizarre and amazing creatures on Earth. From...
Episode #40
Text us a question or any feedback Today's question comes from Tabitha, who's 15 years old. Tabitha wants to know, "how does the stock market work? That's such an important question, Tabitha. The stock market can sound...
Episode #39
Text us a question or any feedback "Ouch!" Imagine banging your head against a wall 20 times a second! Discover how woodpeckers do it without the headache. Join us for a mind-blowing episode! What's Your Wonder? Is...
Episode #38
Text us a question or any feedback What secrets do those mysterious white trails left by airplanes hold? Join us as we unravel the science behind contrails, those striking icy patterns in the sky that are more than just...
Episode #37
Text us a question or any feedback Singing to plants is a popular idea, but is there any truth to it? Let's uncover the science and a little bit of the mystery behind whether music and voices can really help your garden...
Episode #36
Text us a question or any feedback Who invented chocolate, and how did it go from a bitter drink to the sweet treat we love today? Travel back to ancient times and see how cacao became a treasure in Europe, thanks to...
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Text us a question or any feedback Butterflies are not just beautiful creatures; their colors serve many functions. This episode explores the biology behind butterfly hues, the importance of color in communication and...
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Text us a question or any feedback Today’s episode is a followup episode on bridges, which is proving to be one of your most favourite topics. This episode takes us on a journey across an incredible feat of engineering...
Episode #33
Text us a question or any feedback Fruit is delicious and a big part of our diets, but trees don’t grow fruit just to feed us. They produce fruit because it helps them reproduce. Let’s dig into the science of fruit and...
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