Podcast

Wild at Home

Education for Kids, Kids & Family

A podcast for curious kids and young-at-heart adventurers from New Hampshire Public Radio and the Harris Center for Conservation Education.

Episodes
5
Releases
Every two weeks
Typical length
4 min
On air since
2026
Latest episode
5 days ago

Episodes

5 episodes, newest first

  1. Nuts about squirrels

    Show notes

    Everyone has seen a squirrel scampering around their yard or bounding up a tree, but how much do you know about these bushy-tailed rodents?

    4 min
  2. Wild at Home: Spiders are cool, not scary

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    Spiders are helpful, shy creatures and rarely pose a threat to humans.

    4 min
  3. Fascinating Fungi

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    Fall is a great time to look for fungi: the cooler temperatures and increased moisture cause underground fungal networks to come alive.

    4 min
  4. Raptors and their survival superpowers

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    The extraordinary eyesight, lethal talons, and aerodynamic wing design of raptors make them exceptional hunters.

    4 min
  5. What’s the buzz on insects?

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    Have you ever watched a bee visit a wildflower or heard crickets? Learn more about the insects that are all around us from the naturalists at the Harris Center for Conservation Education.

    4 min