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Episodes: 290
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.3/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
YouTube: 1.5k subscribers
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lindsay@tumblepodcast.com
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Lindsay Patterson - Science journalist and co-host/producer of Tumble, a kid-friendly science podcast designed for families.
Marshall Escamilla - Teacher and co-host/producer of Tumble, helping shape educational content and explaining science in kid-accessible ways.
Kirby Runyon - Planet Definitions And The Debate Over Pluto/planet Categories
Dr. Sammy Ramsey - Comparative Research On Ants Vs. Bees And Insect Behavior
How Were Dinosaur Tracks Made?
June 12, 2026
This is a rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes from season 10! Ever wondered how dinosaurs left their footprints behind millions of years ago? We embark on a prehistoric adventure with renowned paleontologist Paul Olsen! Discover the secrets behind dinosaur tracks and how these ancient prints can tell us incredible stories about the lives of dinosaurs. From the science of fossilization to what these footprints reveal about dinosaur behavior and habitats, Paul Olsen will guide us thro...
Could a Peacock and Platypus Be Friends? Mailbag + Joke-ha-thon!
May 29, 2026
You asked, we answered! In this mailbag episode, we're tackling three big kid questions: why does the ground keep spinning after you stop? Do magnets work in space? And could a peacock and a platypus ever be BFFs? We get answers from real experts, as well as reading your reviews and comments! Also, the Joke-ha-thon is coming up on June 3rd! Go here to donate and pick your champion, and also win some amazing, amazing prizes for yourself and your school. If you want to have your comment or ...
Pluto and the Planetary Pandemonium - Encore
May 15, 2026
This is a rebroadcast of one of our favorite episodes from the past! It’s a scientific controversy of planetary proportions! Is Pluto a planet, or not? You decide, after we present two sides of an epic astronomy argument. Back in 2006, the International Astronomer’s Union voted on a definition of the word “planet” that excluded Pluto and other newly dubbed “dwarf planets” from planethood status. Astronomers - and everybody else - quickly chose sides. We dive deep into the debate and learn th...
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