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]]>enEducation for KidsCopyright Kazkar Musichttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/f2dabbb52e0e1c774baaea527f78c88d.jpghttps://kazkar.comMon, 06 Jul 2026 16:06:27 +0000Kazkar MusicKazkar Musiccontact@kazkar.comKids take the mic! Discovery Hour is Kazkar's wild podcast for curious minds — amazing facts, science secrets, and surprising stories for ages 3–12. Explore more at https://kazkar.comkazkar.com

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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72840879Mon, 06 Jul 2026 16:04:48 +0000trueKazkar MusicWimbledon's Weird and Wild Rules. Find more episodes on https://kazkar.com/podcastskazkar.com




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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72840344Mon, 06 Jul 2026 16:01:16 +0000trueKazkar MusicEpisode about the ultimate tournament: the FIFA World Cup! Listen or create your own Discowery Hour episodes at https://kazkar.com/podcastskazkar.com

This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>254fifafalsefullhttps://kazkar.com/stories/discovery-hour/amazing-apple-science-and-discoveries-uLgzX6gzpW2hXprIp8VE2.When you cut an apple and it turns brown, that's called oxidation, the same process that makes metal rust — it's chemistry happening right in front of Anna.
3.The largest apple ever grown weighed almost 4 pounds and was as big as a small watermelon — Anna would need both hands to hold it.
4.Apples contain seeds that have a tiny amount of cyanide in them, but you'd have to eat thousands to get sick — nature's safety feature.
5.Scientists can tell how old an apple tree is by counting the rings in its wood, just like counting tree rings — each ring is one year of growth.
6.Apples were brought to North America by European settlers in the 1600s — they traveled across the ocean in ships like explorers.
7.Some apple varieties need pollen from different apple tree varieties to make fruit — they need friends to create apples, just like Anna needs friends.
8.The genetic code of apples has been completely mapped by scientists — they know the blueprint for what makes an apple an apple.
9.Apples can be preserved by making them into sauce, juice, or dried slices that last for months — ancient people used these methods before refrigerators existed.
10.If you planted an apple seed from a store-bought apple, the tree might not grow the same type of apple — it would be a surprise, like opening a mystery gift.


This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72020930Fri, 15 May 2026 14:39:25 +0000trueKazkar Music1.Apples are related to roses because they're both in the same plant family — Anna might not have known her favorite fruit is a flower's cousin. 2.When you cut an apple and it turns brown, that's called oxidation, the same process that makes metal...2.When you cut an apple and it turns brown, that's called oxidation, the same process that makes metal rust — it's chemistry happening right in front of Anna.
3.The largest apple ever grown weighed almost 4 pounds and was as big as a small watermelon — Anna would need both hands to hold it.
4.Apples contain seeds that have a tiny amount of cyanide in them, but you'd have to eat thousands to get sick — nature's safety feature.
5.Scientists can tell how old an apple tree is by counting the rings in its wood, just like counting tree rings — each ring is one year of growth.
6.Apples were brought to North America by European settlers in the 1600s — they traveled across the ocean in ships like explorers.
7.Some apple varieties need pollen from different apple tree varieties to make fruit — they need friends to create apples, just like Anna needs friends.
8.The genetic code of apples has been completely mapped by scientists — they know the blueprint for what makes an apple an apple.
9.Apples can be preserved by making them into sauce, juice, or dried slices that last for months — ancient people used these methods before refrigerators existed.
10.If you planted an apple seed from a store-bought apple, the tree might not grow the same type of apple — it would be a surprise, like opening a mystery gift.


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