What's Cooking?

09/04/20 • 2 min

We will be back with Season Two of Mystery Recipe on October 5th. But, before we do, we need your help! We're excited to tell you all about our new segment, "What's Cooking?". Grown ups, you can send your submissions to [email protected].

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Mystery Recipe Presents: 'Circle Round'

Molly and Mitsy are hard at work in the Recipe Lab getting ready for our second season. But in the meantime we thought we'd give everyone a different kind of treat! Today we are excited to share an episode of 'Circle Round', a kids' storytelling podcast from WBUR. This episode is called 'A Dozen Loaves of Bread'.

Circle Round adapts folktales from around the world into sound and music rich audio plays for kids ages 4 to 10. Each 10- to 20-minute episode explores important issues like kindness, persistence and generosity. It's been featured in the New York Times, The Washington Post and has won the Parents' Choice Gold Award. Whether you’re four... or 94... subscribe to Circle Round on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Mystery Recipe Presents: 'Tumble'

Today we are back with a very special episode from our friends over at Tumble! Tumble is a science podcast for kids that explores stories of science discovery. Co-hosts Lindsay and Marshall take listeners behind the scenes of how science actually works.

Our host Molly was a guest on their show, and we wanted to share that episode with you today! It is all about our amazing and still sometimes mysterious sense of smell.

Tumble has over 80 episodes on every kind of science, and their new season drops in September, with episodes about trees, whale snot, and the science of poop. Search for “Tumble Science Podcast for Kids” in your favorite podcast app, or visit sciencepodcastforkids.com to subscribe.

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