Staring Into The Light

Hello tinytots, welcome to the fifth episode of our  podcast staring into the light in which we attempt to answer one half of  the question asked by Ishanth Turaga of Grade 6. He wonders: What is  the mindset of some people when they have to make decisions, like, how  does our brain work so fast? Enjoy listening and share your feedback in the comments section. You are welcome to show us some love :)

Join us on our 4th episode of staring into the light, where we answer Akul, our 10th grader's question about matter, its states and its story.  Make sure to like the track and comment below if you have any new ideas for an episode. It 'matters' to us.

Sachit of Grade 7 asked: “I wonder if crickets sing or  maybe even have ways of communication using chirps”. While attempting to  answer this question, we explore communication with and without sound  across the living world.

youtu.be/Tuxc9URHYFc (the fusion video)

youtu.be/Un2yBgIAxYs (Suzanne Simard’s TED talk)

Have you ever wondered why are human babies born defenceless? or why do  human children mimic older adults? Well, two curious grade 7 students  Rhea Singh and Rhianna Nambiar have asked these questions and we make an  attempt to explore the reasons behind them. Listen in to learn more  about peculiar baby behaviour across the animal world.

This is our very first podcast and we discuss the  amazing stories of Robert Hooke, Antony Van Leeuwenhoek and Louis  Pasteur to help us better understand the scientific method. So, tune in  and please leave us your feedback in the comment section. You could also  ask us more questions that you wonder about and we will add it to our  next podcast. Enjoy listening.