History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
SCL
17 episodes
19 hours ago
Send us a text Hey historians! Get ready to time travel almost 3,000 years into the past! Mira and Finn are strapping in for the wildest ride to Ancient Greece. We are going way back to the very first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC! Can you imagine cheering on athletes without huge stadiums or giant TV screens? These ancient games weren't just about winning; they were part of a huge religious festival in a special sanctuary dedicated to the Greek gods. Forget shiny gold medals—the winners g...
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Send us a text Hey historians! Get ready to time travel almost 3,000 years into the past! Mira and Finn are strapping in for the wildest ride to Ancient Greece. We are going way back to the very first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC! Can you imagine cheering on athletes without huge stadiums or giant TV screens? These ancient games weren't just about winning; they were part of a huge religious festival in a special sanctuary dedicated to the Greek gods. Forget shiny gold medals—the winners g...
History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
10 minutes
1 week ago
The Titanic: Unsinkable Ship Sinks!
Get ready for a crazy adventure on the sea! Did you know there was a ship built over 100 years ago that everyone called "unsinkable"? It was the Titanic, and it was absolutely massive—like a floating city! Imagine giant swimming pools, fancy dining rooms, and enough rooms for over 2,200 people. Hosts Mira and Finn are diving into 1912 to explore this legendary luxury liner. What was it like being on board? Why were people so excited about its very first trip across the ocean? We’ll tal...
History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
Send us a text Hey historians! Get ready to time travel almost 3,000 years into the past! Mira and Finn are strapping in for the wildest ride to Ancient Greece. We are going way back to the very first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC! Can you imagine cheering on athletes without huge stadiums or giant TV screens? These ancient games weren't just about winning; they were part of a huge religious festival in a special sanctuary dedicated to the Greek gods. Forget shiny gold medals—the winners g...
