SolveItForKids Science podcast

Today we will talk to guests about How To Cut A Person in Half, Bring An Illustration To Life & Build Teeth Out Of Soap. These are some highlights from our STEAM Episodes featuring Sue Anne Webster, Vanessa Brantley Newton & Dr Emily Swanson

We are celebrating the end of 2020 with a look back at Jennifer Swanson's appearance on the Reading With Your Kids Podcast to celebrate her acclaimed book Beastly Bionics

Time to take a look at some of the highlights of our episodes that took us to the Ocean. Today we revisit our interniews with sea turtle expert Carlee Jackson, underwater photographer Keith Ellenbogan & famed oceanographer Fabien Cousteau.

While we get ready for the second season of Solve It For Kids we thought we would take you back to where it all began. Our hosts Jennifer Swanson & Jed Doherty first met when Jen was a guest on Jedlie's Reading With Your Kids Podcast to celebrate her book Astronaut - Aquanaut. Here is a listen back to that first interview together.

Today we give a listen to some of the best moments from our Solve It For Kids Podcast. Our guests today include astronaut Cady Coleman, Dr Darlene Lim and Dr Suzanne Slade.

Our guest today is Dr Robert Williams. Dr Williams is an astronomer who served as the Director of the Space Telescope Science Institute and the President of the International Astronomical Union. Today he answers the question How Can We Look Back In Time To Discover How Galaxies Were Formed?

Our guest today is Dr Jane Frommer. Dr Jane is a pioneer in the molecular underpinnings of nanotechnology, Dr. Jane blends her time as an advisor and editor in scientific research, technology and outreach.

Aeronautics engineer Anthony Hazlett is on the podcast to take us inside the mind of an engineer. Anthony was part of a design team working on a flying car, and that his job was to try to break the flying car. He explains why it is important for engineers to try to break their inventions before they release them to the public.

Today we return to one of our favorite places to explore, the Ocean. Our guest is Dr Mark Patterson, oceanographer and robotics engineer. He tells us all about his swimming robot that he calls Fetch.

Oceanographer Diana Fontaine is on the podcast to help us understand how we can study tiny organisms in an ecosystem as vast as the ocean. The organisms we are talking about are plankton, tiny creatures that are responsible for creating at least half of the World's oxygen!