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Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 100 - How Do Snakes Smell with Their Tongues?What Is Smelling?Smelling is how we sense different things in the air, like fresh cookies baking or a field of flowers. Our noses have tiny parts called receptors that pick up scent particles from the air and send messages to our brain. This tells us what we are smelling!Snakes don’t use their noses the same way we do. Instead, they use a special organ in their mouth called the Jacobson’s organ or vomeronasal organ. This is what helps them understand the smells they pick up with their tongues!He...2025-04-1709 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 99 - Why Do We Get Dizzy When We Spin Around?Why Do We Get Dizzy When We Spin Around?That strange, wobbly feeling is called dizziness! But why does it happen? Let’s take a fun journey to learn what happens inside our bodies when we spin and why we get dizzy!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making scienc...2025-04-1608 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 98 - Why Do Our Stomachs Growl When We’re Hungry?What Is Stomach Growling?Stomach growling is a sound that comes from your belly when you’re hungry—or sometimes even when you’re not! The noise happens when your stomach and intestines are working, moving food and air around. Scientists have a special name for this sound: borborygmi (say it like this: bor-buh-RIG-mee). It’s a funny word, but it just means the rumbling sounds inside your tummy.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask ever...2025-04-1507 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 97 - Why Do Some People Have Curly Hair and Others Have Straight Hair?What Is Hair Made Of?Hair might seem like just something that grows out of your head, but it’s actually made of a strong protein called keratin. Keratin is the same material that makes up your fingernails and even animal claws! Every single strand of hair is made of keratin, but the way this protein is arranged changes the shape of the hair.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bi...2025-04-1409 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 96 - Why Are There Planets in Space?What Is a Planet?A planet is a big, round object that orbits, or moves around, a star. In our solar system, we have eight planets, and they all travel around the Sun. Some planets are made of rock, like Earth, while others are made of gas, like Jupiter. But no matter what they are made of, all planets have some things in common—they are round, they orbit a star, and they have enough gravity to clear their path of other space objects.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Ti...2025-04-1309 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 95 - How Does a Tadpole Turn into a Frog?How Does a Tadpole Turn into a Frog?They go through an amazing transformation to become the hopping, croaking creatures we know as frogs. This change is called metamorphosis. Let’s take a journey through the life cycle of a frog and discover how a tadpole turns into a frog!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scient...2025-04-1211 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 94 - Why Do Dirty Socks Smell So Bad?What Makes Socks Smelly?Your feet work hard every day, and when they’re inside shoes and socks, they get warm and sweaty. That’s the perfect place for tiny creatures called bacteria to have a party! These bacteria love to munch on the sweat and dead skin on your feet, and when they do, they release smelly gases. That’s what makes your socks stink!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun...2025-04-1109 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 93 - What is Daylight Savings? Why Do We Have It?What is Daylight Savings Time?Daylight Savings Time (DST) is when we move our clocks forward by one hour in the spring and move them back by one hour in the fall. This change helps us use the sunlight better during different seasons.* In the spring, we “spring forward” and set our clocks one hour ahead. This means we get more daylight in the evening but lose an hour of sleep that night.* In the fall, we “fall back” and set our clocks one hour behind. This means the sun sets earlier, but we gain...2025-04-1011 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 92 - What Are Lice? Can They Hurt You?Meet the Lice!Lice (say it like this: ly-sss) are tiny insects that live in hair. They are so small that you need a magnifying glass or a microscope to see them clearly. They have six tiny legs with claws, which help them grab onto hair and move around easily.There are different types of lice, but the kind that children usually get are called head lice. These little critters love to live on human heads, especially where it’s warm and cozy.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to...2025-04-0913 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 91 - Is There Life on Other Planets?What Is a Planet?A planet is a big, round object that orbits (or moves around) a star. Earth is a planet that orbits the Sun. There are other planets in our solar system, like Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Scientists have also found thousands of planets outside our solar system. These are called exoplanets!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Ti...2025-04-0811 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 90 - How Do Rockets Fly Into Space?What Is a Rocket?A rocket is a special type of vehicle designed to travel very fast and very high. Unlike cars, which roll on wheels, or airplanes, which glide on wings, rockets shoot straight up into the sky! They use an incredible amount of energy to break free from Earth’s gravity and reach space.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go b...2025-04-0711 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 89 - Why Can We See Different Constellations in the Sky?What Are Constellations?A constellation is a group of stars that form a pattern when we look at them from Earth. Long ago, people imagined these patterns as animals, mythical creatures, gods, and everyday objects. Different cultures around the world have named and told stories about constellations for thousands of years!Some famous constellations include:* The Big Dipper – Looks like a spoon or a ladle.* Orion – A mighty hunter with a bright belt of three stars.* Leo – A lion in the sky.* Scorpius – A giant scorpion with a curved...2025-04-0609 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 88 - What Are Asteroids?What Exactly Is an Asteroid?An asteroid is a big chunk of rock that orbits the Sun. They are smaller than planets but bigger than meteoroids (which are even tinier space rocks). Asteroids come in different shapes and sizes—some are as small as a car, while others are as big as a whole city!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by T...2025-04-0510 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 87 - What Is a Black Hole?A Hole in Space?A black hole isn’t a hole like the one you dig in the sand. It’s actually a place in space where gravity is so strong that nothing—not even light—can escape! That’s why we call it a “black” hole. Since no light can get out, it looks completely dark.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I...2025-04-0409 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 86 - Why Is Mars Called the “Red Planet”?What Is Mars? 🪐Mars is a planet in our solar system. It is the fourth planet from the Sun, right after Earth. The planets in our solar system are:☀️ Mercury – The closest planet to the Sun, super hot!☀️ Venus – A very cloudy planet with lots of poisonous gas.☀️ Earth – Our home! The only planet we know with life. 🌍☀️ Mars – The Red Planet! 🔴☀️ Jupiter – The biggest planet with a giant storm!☀️ Saturn – The planet with the beautiful rings. ☀️ Uranus – A cold, blue planet that spins on its side.☀️ Neptune – The farthest planet from the Sun!Mars is special because it is the most Earth-like plane...2025-04-0309 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 85 - What Would Happen If You Tried to Breathe in Space?What Is Space Like? 🪐Space is the huge, black, and endless area beyond Earth’s sky. It’s full of planets, stars, and galaxies, but there is one very important thing missing—air!Here’s what makes space so different from Earth:🌬️ No Air – There is no oxygen to breathe.🧊 Super Cold or Super Hot – It can be freezing cold or burning hot, depending on where you are.🛰️ No Gravity – There’s no force pulling things down like on Earth, so astronauts float!😶 No Sound – Sound needs air to travel, so space is completely silent!Because spac...2025-04-0211 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 84 - What Is the International Space Station and Who Lives There?What Is the International Space Station?The International Space Station is a huge space lab that orbits the Earth. It is like a giant floating house where astronauts live and work. The ISS travels around our planet super fast—it goes around Earth once every 90 minutes! That means astronauts see 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every day!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by T...2025-04-0113 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 83 - Why Do Some People Wear Glasses?How Do Our Eyes Work? 👀Your eyes are like tiny cameras that help you see the world around you. They take in light and send messages to your brain, which tells you what you’re looking at. But sometimes, eyes don’t work perfectly, and that’s when glasses can help!Here’s how seeing works:1️⃣ Light enters your eye through a clear part called the cornea.2️⃣ The light then goes through the lens, which bends the light to focus it.3️⃣ The light lands on the retina, which is like a movie screen in the back of your eye...2025-03-3111 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 82 - Why Do Deserts Have So Much Sand?What Is a Desert?A desert is a place that gets very little rain. Some deserts are hot (like the Sahara), and some are cold (like Antarctica)! But most people think of deserts as hot, dry places full of sand.For a place to be called a desert, it must get less than 10 inches (25 cm) of rain a year. That’s not much water! Since deserts are so dry, not many plants or animals can live there—but the ones that do are super tough! 🌵🐪Hello my friends!For a quick note, welc...2025-03-3108 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 81 - What Makes a Glacier?What Makes a Glacier?Have you ever seen a picture of a giant frozen river? Or maybe you've heard of the big icy lands where polar bears and penguins live? Those huge icy formations are called glaciers! But what exactly is a glacier, and how does it form? Let’s go on an icy adventure to learn all about these frozen giants! ❄️🏔️Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexand...2025-03-2909 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 80 - Why Do Our Fingers Wrinkle in Water?What Happens to Our Fingers in Water?When you jump into a pool, take a bath, or play in the rain, your hands and feet soak up water. But after about five to ten minutes, something interesting happens—your fingertips and toes get all wrinkly and bumpy!These wrinkles don’t happen anywhere else on your body. Your arms, legs, and face stay smooth, even if you stay in the water for a long time.So, what’s going on with your fingers and toes? Let’s explore the science behind this cool trick!2025-03-2807 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 79 - How Do Our Ears Help Us Balance?What Is Balance?Balance is the ability to stay upright and steady when you’re standing, walking, jumping, or moving. It helps you:✔️ Walk without tripping✔️ Ride a bike without falling✔️ Dance without tipping over✔️ Stand still without wobblingWithout balance, even simple things like standing up straight would be hard to do!Your brain, muscles, eyes, and ears all work together to keep you balanced. But today, we’re going to talk about how your ears help the most!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits w...2025-03-2712 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 78 - Why Do Some People Have Freckles?What Are Freckles?Freckles are tiny dots of color on the skin. They can be light brown, dark brown, reddish, or even golden. Most freckles show up on places where the sun touches your skin the most, like your face, arms, and shoulders.Freckles aren’t bumps or something you can feel—they’re just spots of color! And guess what? They don’t hurt or cause any problems. They’re just part of what makes someone special!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast an...2025-03-2610 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 77 - Why Do We Get the Hiccups?What Are Hiccups, Anyway?Hiccups happen because of a special muscle in your body called the diaphragm (say it with me: DIE-uh-fram). The diaphragm is a big, strong muscle right under your lungs. It helps you breathe in and out all day long without you even thinking about it!But sometimes, the diaphragm gets a little jumpy and pulls down too quickly. This makes you suddenly suck in air really fast. When the air rushes into your throat, your vocal cords snap shut, and that’s what makes the funny "hic!" sound!So, a...2025-03-2512 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 76 - How Do Dolphins Talk to Each Other?How Do Dolphins Talk to Each Other?But how do dolphins talk if they don’t have words like we do? How do they tell each other important things like where food is or when there’s danger nearby? Let’s dive into the underwater world of dolphins and learn how these amazing creatures “talk” to each other!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by...2025-03-2409 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 75 - How Do Spiders Make Webs?How Do Spiders Make Webs?But did you know that spiders are actually amazing engineers? They create beautiful, complex webs that serve as homes, traps, and hunting tools. But how do they make these webs, and what makes each web so unique? Today, we’re going to explore the wonderful world of spiders and their webs and learn how these tiny creatures create something so incredible.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in...2025-03-2311 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 74 - Why Do Giraffes Have Long Necks?Why Do Giraffes Have Long Necks?You’ve probably asked yourself, “Why do giraffes have such long necks?” Is it just for show, or is there a really good reason behind it? Today, we’re going to explore why giraffes have long necks, how they use them, and how their long necks help them survive in the wild.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go b...2025-03-2207 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 73 - Why Do Turtles Have Shells?Why Do Turtles Have Shells?Have you ever wondered why turtles have shells? Or how their shells help them survive in the wild? Well, you’re in the right place! In this article, we’re going to dive into the world of turtles and find out why they have shells, what makes them so special, and how they use them to stay safe.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways...2025-03-2108 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 72 - Why Does Our Hair Turn Grey?Why Does Our Hair Turn Grey?Hair is something that grows on our heads, and it comes in all kinds of colors. Some people have black hair, others have brown, blonde, or red hair. But no matter what color your hair is now, it might change when you get older. For some people, hair turns grey, silver, or even white. Let’s find out what happens and why it happens!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions ki...2025-03-2010 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 71 - What Makes Our Bones Strong?What Makes Our Bones Strong?Bones are like the strong frame of a house, holding up your body and keeping everything in place. But what makes our bones strong? Let's take a deep dive into the amazing world of bones!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and...2025-03-1913 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 70 - How Do Boomerangs Come Back When You Throw Them?How Do Boomerangs Come Back When You Throw Them?Boomerangs are special kinds of tools that use air, speed, and shape to return to the person who throws them. Let’s dive into the amazing world of boomerangs and find out how they work!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of mak...2025-03-1811 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 69 - What Makes the Ocean Salty?The Water on EarthMost of the water on Earth is found in the ocean—about 97% of it! The rest is in rivers, lakes, glaciers, and even underground. Unlike the fresh water in rivers and lakes, the ocean water has lots of salt in it. But where does all that salt come from?Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m...2025-03-1709 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 68 - Why Do Chameleons Change Color?Why Do Chameleons Change Color?One moment, a chameleon might be green, and the next, it could turn yellow, red, or even blue! But why do they do this? Do they change color to hide? Do they do it when they feel happy or scared? Let’s explore the magical world of chameleons and discover the secret behind their color-changing superpower!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Al...2025-03-1608 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 67 - What Makes Soda Fizzy?The Magic of BubblesSoda is a special kind of drink because it has something called carbonation. Carbonation is what makes soda fizzy, and it happens because of a special gas called carbon dioxide (CO₂). This gas is what creates all those tiny bubbles in your soda. But how does carbon dioxide get inside the drink?Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go b...2025-03-1509 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 66 - Why Do Cats' Eyes Glow in the Dark?The Magic Behind the GlowCats are amazing nighttime hunters. Unlike humans, who need bright light to see well, cats can see even when it's really dark. But how do they do it? The secret lies inside their eyes!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life...2025-03-1409 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 65 - Why Do We Yawn?What Is Yawning?Yawning is when we open our mouths wide, take in a deep breath, and then quickly breathe out. Sometimes, we even stretch while yawning! Yawns can happen when we’re tired, bored, or even when we see someone else yawn. But why does it happen?Scientists aren’t completely sure why we yawn, but there are some interesting ideas!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite...2025-03-1310 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 64 - Why Do We Feel Ticklish?What Is Tickling?Tickling is when someone lightly touches your skin, making you feel tingly or giggly. It usually happens in places like your feet, underarms, tummy, or neck. Some people love being tickled, while others don’t like it at all!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of mak...2025-03-1212 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 63 - Why Do We Dream When We Sleep?Why Do We Dream When We Sleep?Have you ever wondered, why do we dream when we sleep?Dreaming is something almost all of us do while we sleep, but have you ever thought about why it happens or what dreams mean? In this article, we’re going to take a deep dive into the world of dreams. We’ll talk about what dreams are, why we dream, and the different types of dreams we might have. Plus, we’ll explore what scientists think about why we dream!Let’s get started and discover...2025-03-1110 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 62 - Why Does the Moon Change Shape?Why Does the Moon Change Shape?In this article, we’re going to learn all about why the moon changes its shape in the sky, what causes it to look different from night to night, and how it is connected to the Earth, the sun, and the way we see things from the ground. Let’s dive in!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexan...2025-03-1008 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 61 - What Makes a Volcano Erupt?What Makes a Volcano Erupt?Have you ever seen a volcano in action? Imagine a mountain with glowing lava shooting out of the top and spilling down the sides. It might sound a little scary, but it’s also one of the most exciting and powerful natural events on Earth! But have you ever wondered, What makes a volcano erupt? What causes all that hot lava, ash, and steam to shoot up into the sky? In this article, we’re going to find out all about volcanoes, how they erupt, and why they do it.Hell...2025-03-0906 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 60 - How Do Bees Make Honey?How Do Bees Make Honey?Have you ever tasted sweet, golden honey? It’s delicious on toast, in tea, or just by itself! But have you ever wondered how bees make honey? Bees are tiny creatures, but they are also some of the hardest workers on Earth. Making honey is a big job, and it takes a lot of teamwork and effort. In this article, we’ll learn all about how bees make honey, why they do it, and what makes honey so special.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welc...2025-03-0812 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 59 - Why Do We Have Fingerprints?Why Do We Have Fingerprints?Have you ever looked at your fingers and noticed the little squiggly lines on the tips? These lines are called fingerprints, and every person’s fingerprints are completely unique— no two people in the world have the same ones! But have you ever wondered: Why do we have fingerprints? What purpose do they serve? Let’s go on a fun journey to explore how fingerprints are made, why we have them, and how they help us in ways we might not even realize!Hello my friends!For a quick...2025-03-0709 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 58 - How Do Plants Drink Water?How Do Plants Drink Water?Well, just like you need to drink water to stay alive, plants need water too! But how do they drink it if they can’t move? In this article, we’ll explore how plants drink water in a way that’s both fun and easy to understand. Ready? Let’s dive in!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Ti...2025-03-0613 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 57 - Why Do We Get Goosebumps?Why Do We Get Goosebumps?Have you ever been outside on a cold day and suddenly noticed tiny bumps appear on your arms? Or maybe you’ve watched a super exciting movie, and shivers ran down your spine? Those little bumps on your skin are called goosebumps! But why do we get them? Let’s find out! Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go b...2025-03-0507 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 56 - Why Do We Poop?IntroductionPooping helps keep our bodies healthy. Let’s take a fun and exciting journey to learn why we poop and what happens inside our bodies to make it happen!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” t...2025-03-0410 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 55 - Why Does Salt Melt Snow?Why Does Salt Melt Snow?Imagine waking up to find your yard and street covered in a blanket of fluffy white snow. It’s beautiful, but snow and ice can make it hard to walk or drive. That’s where salt comes in!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making s...2025-03-0310 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 54 - Why Do Balloons Float When Filled with Helium?IntroductionWhy do balloons filled with helium float while others filled with air just fall to the ground? Let’s explore the science behind floating balloons!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and...2025-03-0209 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 53 - Why Do We Blink Our Eyes?Why Do We Have to Blink Our Eyes?Have you ever wondered why we blink our eyes so many times every day? Blinking happens so quickly that we don’t even think about it most of the time! But blinking is super important for keeping our eyes healthy and working properly. Let’s dive into the amazing reasons why we blink!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alex...2025-03-0111 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 52 -What Makes the Wind Blow?What Is Wind?Wind is moving air. Even though we can’t see air, it is all around us. When air moves from one place to another, we feel it as wind. Sometimes the wind is soft and gentle, and other times it is strong enough to shake trees and push things around!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m...2025-02-2809 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 51 - How Do Magnets Stick to Metal?IntroductionHave you ever played with a magnet and noticed how it sticks to some things but not others? Maybe you’ve seen magnets on your refrigerator holding up pictures and notes. But why do magnets stick to metal and not to things like paper or plastic? Let’s explore the magical world of magnets and find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I...2025-02-2708 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 50 - Why Do Our Hearts Beat Faster When We Run?IntroductionHave you ever noticed that when you run really fast, your heart starts to beat faster? Maybe after playing tag, jumping rope, or racing with your friends, you feel your heart pounding in your chest. But why does this happen? Let’s explore the amazing ways our hearts help our bodies when we run!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by T...2025-02-2609 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 49 - What Makes Lightning Flash in the Sky?IntroductionHave you ever watched a thunderstorm and seen bright flashes of light in the sky? That’s called lightning! It happens when there are big clouds, strong winds, and lots of energy in the air. But what makes lightning flash in the sky? Let’s find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a hu...2025-02-2510 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 48 - Why Do We Lose Our Baby Teeth?IntroductionHave you ever felt a wiggly tooth in your mouth and wondered why it was getting loose? One day, it was sitting there just fine, and the next, it felt like it was ready to fall out! Losing a tooth can feel a little funny, but don’t worry—it’s a normal and exciting part of growing up. But why do we lose our baby teeth in the first place? Let’s dive in and find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and news...2025-02-2412 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 47 - What is Volunteering?What is Volunteering?Have you ever seen someone helping others without asking for money? Maybe you’ve helped clean up a park, feed a stray animal, or share your toys with a friend. If so, you’ve been a volunteer! But what exactly is volunteering, and why do people do it? Let’s find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus...2025-02-2112 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 46 - What Is Frostbite?What Is Frostbite? ❄️Have you ever gone outside to play in the snow and felt your fingers or toes get really, really cold? Maybe they turned red and started to tingle? That’s because cold weather can affect our bodies in interesting ways! But if you stay in the cold for too long without wearing warm clothes, you could get something called frostbite.Frostbite sounds like a funny word, doesn’t it? Does frost actually bite you? Not really! But frostbite can hurt, and it happens when your skin gets too cold for too long. Let’s le...2025-02-2012 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 45 - What Is Cancer and How Do You Get It?What Is Cancer and How Do You Get It?Have you ever heard the word "cancer" before? Maybe you've heard an adult say it, or you know someone who has it. Cancer is a kind of sickness that happens inside the body, but don’t worry—it’s not something you can catch like a cold or the flu! Let’s learn more about what cancer is, how it happens, and what doctors do to help people feel better.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and news...2025-02-1912 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 44 - What is ADHD and Why Do Some People Take Medicine for It?What is ADHD and Why Do Some People Take Medicine for It?Have you ever met someone who seems to have lots of energy, has trouble sitting still, or gets distracted easily? Maybe you feel that way sometimes, too! Everyone is different, and some people’s brains work in ways that make it harder for them to focus or stay still. This is called ADHD.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fu...2025-02-1811 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 43 - What is the Fastest Animal on Land?What is the Fastest Animal on Land?That animal is the cheetah! But what makes the cheetah so fast, and how does it compare to other speedy animals? Let’s find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does ele...2025-02-1712 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 42 - What Is a Bloody Nose and What Causes Them?IntroductionHave you ever had a bloody nose? One moment, everything is fine, and the next thing you know, red drops are coming out of your nose! It might look scary, but don’t worry—a bloody nose is usually not dangerous. In this article, we will explore what a bloody nose is, why it happens, and what you can do if you get one.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun...2025-02-1407 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 41 - What Are the Five Senses?What Are the Five Senses?Hi there, young explorers! Have you ever wondered how you know if your ice cream is sweet, or how you can hear your favorite song, or even why you feel ticklish when someone pokes you? That’s all because of something amazing called your senses! You have five senses, and they work like tiny superheroes inside your body. They help you understand the world around you. Let’s learn more about these five senses and how they work!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with...2025-02-1312 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 40 - What is an Ecosystem?What Is an Ecosystem?Hello, young scientists! Have you ever wondered why birds chirp, frogs croak, and trees sway in the breeze? Or why some places have deserts while others have forests? All of these are part of something called an ecosystem. But what exactly is an ecosystem?Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and...2025-02-1208 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 39 - Why Do Sharks Have So Many Teeth?Why Do Sharks Have So Many Teeth?Sharks are some of the coolest and most fascinating animals in the ocean! They have sleek bodies, sharp fins, and—one of their most famous features—a mouth full of teeth! But have you ever wondered why sharks have so many teeth? Let’s dive under the waves and discover the answer together!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexande...2025-02-1111 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 38 - How Do Fish Breathe Underwater?How Do Fish Breathe Underwater?Have you ever wondered how fish can stay underwater all the time without running out of air? Unlike us, they don’t come up to the surface to breathe. Fish have a special way of getting the oxygen they need to live. Let’s dive in and find out how fish breathe underwater!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I...2025-02-1008 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 37 - Why Do Stars Twinkle at Night?Why Do Stars Twinkle at Night?Have you ever looked up at the night sky and noticed how stars seem to twinkle? They sparkle like tiny diamonds, winking at you from far, far away. But why do they do that? Are stars really twinkling, or is something else going on? Let’s find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titu...2025-02-0710 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 36 - Why Do Leaves Change Color in the Fall?Why Do Leaves Change Color in the Fall?Have you ever noticed how trees look so colorful in the fall? The green leaves turn bright red, orange, yellow, and even purple! It’s like nature is putting on a beautiful art show just for us. But have you ever wondered why leaves change color? Let’s dive into this amazing mystery and find out!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite...2025-02-0608 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 35 - Why Do Birds Fly and Why Can’t People Fly Like Them?Why Do Birds Fly and Why Can’t People Fly Like Them?Have you ever looked up at the sky and watched birds flying? It’s amazing to see them soar, glide, and flap their wings. But why can birds fly while people can only dream about it? Let’s explore the exciting world of flying and find out what makes birds so special!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-s...2025-02-0511 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 34 - Why Do Some Animals Glow in the Dark?Why Do Some Animals Glow in the Dark?Have you ever seen a firefly blinking in the night or pictures of glowing jellyfish deep in the ocean? It’s like they have tiny lights inside them! But how do they glow, and why? Let’s dive into the amazing world of glowing animals and discover their secrets.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go b...2025-02-0409 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 33 - Why Do Rainbows Have So Many Colors?Why Do Rainbows Have So Many Colors?Have you ever looked up at the sky after a rainstorm and seen a beautiful, colorful rainbow? It’s like magic, right? But rainbows aren’t magic—they’re science! Let’s explore how rainbows form, why they have so many colors, and what makes them so special.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’...2025-02-0308 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEpisode 32 - How Do Microscopes and Telescopes Work, and How Are They Different?How Do Microscopes and Telescopes Work, and How Are They Different?Imagine you’re a scientist or an explorer. You want to see things that are super tiny, like the cells in your body, or things that are very far away, like stars in the night sky. How do you do that? You use special tools called microscopes and telescopes! These amazing instruments let us look at worlds that are too small or too far away to see with just our eyes. Let’s dive into how they work and discover what makes them different and unique!2025-01-3110 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 31 - Why Do We Need to Sleep?Why Do We Need to Sleep?Have you ever wondered why you have to go to bed every night? Sometimes it feels like there are so many fun things to do, and sleeping might seem like a waste of time. But sleep is super important for your body and brain! Let’s find out why we need to sleep and what happens when we close our eyes and drift off to dreamland.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, cu...2025-01-3009 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 30 - What Are Fossils?What Are Fossils?Have you ever wondered what fossils are? Fossils are like nature’s time capsules. They are the remains or traces of plants and animals that lived long, long ago. Some fossils are bones, some are shells, and some are even footprints! Let’s dig deep to discover more about fossils and why they’re so amazing.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, b...2025-01-2910 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 29 - Why Do Cats Purr?Why Do Cats Purr?Have you ever heard a cat purring? It sounds like a soft, happy rumble coming from their chest. Cats purr for many reasons, and it’s their special way of communicating. Let’s dive into the fascinating world of cat purrs and discover why they make this unique sound!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a...2025-01-2808 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 28 - How Does a Caterpillar Turn Into a Butterfly?How Does a Caterpillar Turn Into a Butterfly?Have you ever seen a butterfly fluttering in a garden? Butterflies are amazing creatures, but they don’t start out with wings. They begin their life as tiny caterpillars, and they go through a magical transformation called metamorphosis. Let’s explore how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly and learn about the wonderful world of these fascinating insects!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun...2025-01-2710 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 27 - How Do Submarines Work?How Do Submarines Work?Have you ever seen a submarine in a movie or read about one in a book? Submarines are incredible machines that can travel deep under the ocean. But how do they work? How can something so big go underwater without sinking to the bottom or floating back to the surface? Let’s dive into the world of submarines and find out how they work!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask ev...2025-01-2411 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 26 - What Is an Earthquake?What Is an Earthquake?Have you ever felt the ground shake or heard about the Earth trembling in a faraway place? That’s called an earthquake! Earthquakes are powerful natural events that happen deep inside our planet. Let’s explore what earthquakes are, how they happen, and why they’re so important to understand.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I...2025-01-2309 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 25 - Why Are Some People Vegan or Vegetarian?Why Are Some People Vegan or Vegetarian?Hi there! Have you ever wondered why some people don’t eat meat or animal products like cheese or eggs? That’s because they might be vegan or vegetarian! Let’s dive into this exciting topic to learn why some people choose these lifestyles, what they eat instead, and how it’s connected to their beliefs, health, and the world around us.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask ever...2025-01-2209 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 24 - How Do Planets Stay in Their Orbit?How Do Planets Stay in Their Orbit?Imagine throwing a ball to your friend in the park. When you throw it, the ball goes forward, but if you don’t catch it, it will fall to the ground. Now, what if there was no ground, and your ball just kept going forever? That might sound a little like magic, but it’s not—it’s science! This is similar to how planets stay in their orbits around the Sun, and we’re going to explore exactly how that works.Hello my friends!For a quick no...2025-01-2112 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 23 - Why Do Penguins Swim Instead of Fly?Why Do Penguins Swim Instead of Fly?Have you ever seen a penguin? These adorable birds waddle around on land and slide on their bellies across the snow. But there’s one thing penguins don’t do: they don’t fly. Isn’t that odd? Most birds you know, like sparrows, eagles, or parrots, take to the skies, flapping their wings to soar above trees and oceans. So why don’t penguins fly like other birds? Instead, penguins are expert swimmers, diving deep into the water to catch fish. Let’s explore the fascinating reasons why penguins are built to...2025-01-2009 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 22 - Why is the Earth Round?Why is the Earth Round?Have you ever looked at pictures of Earth from space? It looks like a big, blue ball floating in the black sky! But have you ever wondered why the Earth is round and not square or shaped like a triangle? Let’s take a journey together to discover why our amazing planet is shaped the way it is.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized wa...2025-01-1707 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 21 - What is DNA?What Is DNA?Have you ever wondered what makes you, you? Why do you look a little like your parents or siblings? What makes a cat a cat or a tree a tree? The answer is DNA! DNA is like a special instruction book inside every living thing. Let’s learn about DNA and why it’s so amazing.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus...2025-01-1610 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 20 - What is a Brain Freeze?What is a Brain Freeze?Hi there! Have you ever taken a big bite of ice cream or a giant sip of a cold slushy, and suddenly felt a sharp pain in your head? It feels like your brain is freezing, right? But don’t worry—your brain isn’t actually turning into an ice cube. This funny and sometimes painful feeling is called a brain freeze, and it’s something many people experience. Let’s dive into the cool science behind this chilly sensation!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits...2025-01-1508 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 19 - How Do Germs Make You Sick?How Do Germs Make You Sick?Hello there, young scientist! Have you ever wondered why you sometimes get a runny nose, a sore throat, or feel tired and yucky? It’s often because of tiny, invisible creatures called germs. Germs are so small you need a super-powerful microscope to see them. But even though they’re tiny, they can have a big impact on your body. Let’s explore what germs are, how they make you sick, and what you can do to stay healthy.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tid...2025-01-1412 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 18 - Why Is Watching Too Much TV Bad for Your Brain and Eyes?Why Is Watching Too Much TV Bad for Your Brain and Eyes?Have you ever spent hours watching your favorite cartoons or shows and felt super tired afterward? Watching TV can be fun, but did you know that spending too much time in front of the screen might not be the best thing for your brain and eyes? Let’s explore why this happens and how you can enjoy TV safely.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious qu...2025-01-1310 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 17 - How Do Fireworks Work?How Do Fireworks Work?Have you ever watched fireworks light up the sky and wondered, "How do they do that?" Fireworks are colorful, loud, and so much fun to watch. But there’s a lot of science and creativity behind making them work. Let’s dive in and explore the exciting world of fireworks!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus...2025-01-1009 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 16 - How Do Humans Make Speech Sounds?How Do Humans Make Speech Sounds?Have you ever wondered how people talk or sing? It’s like having a magic instrument right inside your body! Talking and singing are two amazing things humans can do with their voices, but they work in slightly different ways. Let’s explore how we make speech sounds and compare them to singing songs. Are you ready? Let’s dive in!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in...2025-01-0910 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 15 - How Does Space Impact the Human Body?How Does Space Impact the Human Body?Imagine you’re an astronaut, zooming into space in a rocket. You float around inside your spaceship because there’s no gravity pulling you down. It sounds fun, doesn’t it? But did you know that being in space changes how your body works? Let’s explore how space impacts the human body and learn some cool facts about life as an astronaut!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask...2025-01-0812 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 14 - Why Are the Center of Storms Calm?Why Are the Center of Storms Calm?Have you ever looked at a picture of a hurricane from space? It looks like a giant spinning whirlpool of clouds. At its heart is a mysterious spot called the eye of the storm. Strangely, while the storm roars and rages all around, the eye is calm, almost peaceful. Why does this happen? Let’s explore the science behind the calm center of a storm and uncover the secrets of the eye.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast an...2025-01-0710 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 13 - How Do Trees reproduce?Have you ever looked up at a tall tree and wondered, “How did this tree get here?” Trees might seem like they stay in one place forever, but they have amazing ways to grow and make new trees. Just like animals have babies, trees create seeds that can grow into brand-new trees. Today, we’ll explore how trees reproduce and learn more about one special part of the process: pinecones!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every...2024-12-2016 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 12 - What's the Difference Between Public and Private Schools? Is One Better Than the Other?Have you ever wondered why some kids go to different schools? Maybe you’ve heard someone talk about “public schools” and “private schools” and asked, “What’s the difference?” It’s a great question! Let’s explore what public and private schools are, how they’re similar and different, and whether one is better than the other.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a sci...2024-12-1909 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 11 - What Are Vortexes And How Do They Work?Have you ever seen a tornado spinning in a video or watched water swirl down the drain and wondered, “How does that happen?” Both of these are types of vortexes! A vortex (plural: vortexes or vortices) is a spinning flow of air or water. They can be huge and powerful, like tornadoes, or small and gentle, like the swirl in your bathtub. Let’s explore what vortexes are, how they work, and why they happen.Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, c...2024-12-1812 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 10 - Why Don’t the Eggs at the Grocery Store Have Baby Chicks in Them?Have you ever cracked open an egg to make scrambled eggs and wondered, “Where’s the baby chick?” Or maybe you’ve seen pictures of eggs hatching into fluffy chicks on a farm and thought, “Why doesn’t that happen with the eggs from the grocery store?” It’s a great question, and the answer is pretty cool. Let’s explore why the eggs you buy at the store don’t have baby chicks in them!Hello my friends!For a quick note, welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious que...2024-12-1709 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 07 - Why Do My Feet Itch?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all about creating...2024-12-0712 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 06 - Why Are Some People Homeless?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all about creating...2024-12-0712 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 05 - Why Do Dogs Look So Different?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all about creating...2024-12-0710 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 04 - Why Can A Kid Learn A Second Language Faster Than A Grown-Up?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all about creating...2024-12-0714 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 03 - How Does Electricity Work, And Why Does It Go Out In A Snow Storm?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all about creating...2024-12-0713 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 02 - Are We Rich?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all abou...2024-12-0710 min
Tidbits with Titus PodcastEp 01 - What Are Taxes?Hello my friends!Welcome to Tidbits with Titus, a podcast and newsletter where we tackle the big, curious questions kids ask every day in fun, bite-sized ways! I’m Alexander Titus, but I go by Titus. I’m a scientist, adventurer, and a huge fan of making science, technology, and life accessible to all ages. From “How does electricity work?” to “What are taxes?” and even “Why is the sky blue?”, I’m here to dive into these wonder-filled questions with engaging stories and simple explanations that spark curiosity and make learning a joy. This effort is all abou...2024-12-0713 min
Titus TalksBubble gum brains, tough conversations, and teaching 1st grade over zoomWe're all tired of Zoom meetings, but can you imagine being in 1st grade and trying to learn everything?! Today I get to chat with one of my favorite people, my sister Angie Titus, who is a 1st-grade teacher and is now in the tough place of teaching our future scientists and engineers in the middle of the pandemic.
Angie's always poured her heart and soul into her teaching, but now she's working to teach equity and awareness, group dynamics, how to share, and how to read and do math, all while asking 6-year olds...2020-09-0123 min
Titus TalksBiotech, grad school, networking, and putting yourself out thereSara Carioscia, who joined a triathlon without knowing how to ride a bike, talks about networking and life. Get more great insights @ https://alexandertitus.com/newsletter.
(0:10) She’s also a trailblazer with me kicking off the first episode of Titus Talks!
(0:40) In this episode of Titus Talks, we’re chatting with Sara Carioscia, who’s a PhD student at Johns Hopkins University, an overall lover of life, and a huge proponent of empowering others.
(3:15) Today we’re talking about networking and putting ourselves out there to meet people and grow in our careers. For anyo...2020-06-3038 min