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The Bedtime Scientist: Calm Science for Sleepy Kids

by Josh Fleishman
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About the show

Some shows you have to monitor. This one you can trust. The Bedtime Scientist turns real science into calm bedtime listening for curious minds. Press play and walk away. Sleep comes with it. No fairy tales. No chaos. Just one steady voice guiding kids through the true wonders of our world and beyond. Learn softly. Sleep soundly.

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    August 17, 2026 · 9 min

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    August 10, 2026 · 11 min

    Tonight, we're heading deep into the ocean to visit one of the most remarkable animals on Earth. Eight arms, three hearts, blue blood, and not a single bone in its body. In exactly the time it takes to settle into bed, we'll discover how…

  • Where Does Sand Come From? │ Calm Bedtime Science for Kids & Adults

    August 3, 2026 · 11 min

    Where does sand come from? Not from the beach. Pick up a handful and you're holding thousands of separate pieces of something, and none of them started there. Please remember to follow, rate and comment! It goes a long way in helping the…