Stars don’t just twinkle - sometimes they explode. Witness the spectacular end of a star’s life and discover how it gives rise to new stars, black holes, and the building blocks of life itself.Content warning: please be aware that this episode features sounds of fireworks and explosions throughout.If you enjoyed today’s episode, why not dive into one of our Question & Answer episodes? You can hear from real scientists and astronomers answering curious questions about the universe. About AudiomovesAudiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're blasting off into space 🚀 These short, accessible episodes encourage children to move, dance, and use their imagination. Winner of the Silver Award at the 2023 British Podcast Awards (Kids category) and featured at No. 5 in The Guardian’s “20 Best Podcasts for Kids and Teens.” Search ‘Audiomoves’ wherever you get your podcasts.Follow for more fun!Check out our YouTube: youtube.com/@peutetretheatre Instagram: @peutetretheatreWebsite: peutetretheatre.co.ukThanks to the Royal Observatory Greenwich. You can find out more about their amazing work here: rmg.co.uk/royal-observatoryCreative TeamCreator & Director: Daphna AttiasNarrator: Charlie HendrenWriter: Bridie DonaghyComposer & Sound Designer: Ben KellyProducer: Bridie DonaghyEngagement Producer: Niki Lavithis Access Consultant: Amelia CavalloMarketing Manager: Vic Shead Podcast Illustration: Evie FridelGraphic Design: Studio27ElevenAudiomoves in Space is funded by Arts Council England. Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Garfield Weston Foundation, Backstage Trust, and Phoenix Court.
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What is a supernova? 💥 Q&A with an Astronomer
Why do some stars explode? What different shapes can a nebula can be? Sam Imperato, Planetarium Astronomer at Royal Observatory Greenwich, answers these questions and more.If you enjoyed hearing from today’s astronomer, why not take your curiosity even further? Check out the Royal Observatory Greenwich - it’s the perfect place to expand your cosmic knowledge. Visit rmg.co.uk/royal-observatory to find out more. About AudiomovesAudiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're blasting off into space 🚀 These short, accessible episodes encourage children to move, dance, and use their imagination. Winner of the Silver Award at the 2023 British Podcast Awards (Kids category) and featured at No. 5 in The Guardian’s “20 Best Podcasts for Kids and Teens.” Search ‘Audiomoves’ wherever you get your podcasts.Follow for more fun!Check out our YouTube: youtube.com/@peutetretheatre Instagram: @peutetretheatreWebsite: peutetretheatre.co.ukCreative TeamCreator & Director: Daphna AttiasNarrator: Charlie HendrenWriter: Bridie DonaghyAstronomer: Sam ImperatoComposer & Sound Designer: Ben KellyProducer: Bridie DonaghyEngagement Producer: Niki Lavithis Access Consultant: Amelia CavalloMarketing Manager: Vic Shead Podcast Illustration: Evie FridelGraphic Design: Studio27ElevenThank you to the children at Invicta Primary School for their awesome questions. Audiomoves in Space is funded by Arts Council England. Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Garfield Weston Foundation, Backstage Trust, and Phoenix Court.
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Sizzle, melt, and bubble Like plasma ☀️
Move along with Charlie as he buzzes with energy from the sun!If you enjoyed today’s episode, why not dive into one of our Question & Answer episodes? You can hear from real scientists and astronomers answering curious questions about the universe. About AudiomovesAudiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're blasting off into space . These short, accessible episodes encourage children to move, dance, and use their imagination. Winner of the Silver Award at the 2023 British Podcast Awards (Kids category) and featured at No. 5 in The Guardian’s “20 Best Podcasts for Kids and Teens.” Search ‘Audiomoves’ wherever you get your podcasts.Follow for more fun!Check out our YouTube: youtube.com/@peutetretheatre Instagram: @peutetretheatreWebsite: peutetretheatre.co.ukThanks to the Royal Observatory Greenwich. You can find out more about their amazing work here: rmg.co.uk/royal-observatoryCreative TeamCreator & Director: Daphna AttiasNarrator: Charlie HendrenWriter: Bridget LappinComposer & Sound Designer: Ellie IsherwoodProducer: Bridie DonaghyEngagement Producer: Niki Lavithis Access Consultant: Amelia CavalloMarketing Manager: Vic Shead Podcast Illustration: Evie FridelGraphic Design: Studio27ElevenAudiomoves in Space is funded by Arts Council England. Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Garfield Weston Foundation, Backstage Trust, and Phoenix Court.
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How hot is the sun? ☀️ Q&A with an Astronomer
Does every solar system have a sun? How can astronomers study the sun when it’s so bright? Tania de Sales Marques, Senior Astronomy Manager at Royal Observatory Greenwich, answers these questions and more.If you enjoyed hearing from today’s astronomer, why not take your curiosity even further? Check out the Royal Observatory Greenwich - it’s the perfect place to expand your cosmic knowledge. Visit rmg.co.uk/royal-observatory to find out more. About AudiomovesAudiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're blasting off into space . These short, accessible episodes encourage children to move, dance, and use their imagination. Winner of the Silver Award at the 2023 British Podcast Awards (Kids category) and featured at No. 5 in The Guardian’s “20 Best Podcasts for Kids and Teens.” Search ‘Audiomoves’ wherever you get your podcasts.Follow for more fun!Check out our YouTube: youtube.com/@peutetretheatre Instagram: @peutetretheatreWebsite: peutetretheatre.co.ukCreative TeamCreator & Director: Daphna AttiasNarrator: Charlie HendrenWriter: Bridget LappinAstronomer: Tania de Sales MarquesComposer & Sound Designer: Ellie IsherwoodProducer: Bridie DonaghyEngagement Producer: Niki Lavithis Access Consultant: Amelia CavalloMarketing Manager: Vic Shead Podcast Illustration: Evie FridelGraphic Design: Studio27ElevenThank you to the children at Beecroft Garden Primary School for their awesome questions. Audiomoves in Space is funded by Arts Council England. Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Garfield Weston Foundation, Backstage Trust, and Phoenix Court.
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Audiomoves in Space - Trailer 🚀 🪐 🌎 ✨
We’ve partnered with the Royal Observatory Greenwich to take young listeners on a journey with Audiomoves in Space.Hear primary school children chat with real astronomers about planets, black holes and orbits 🔭 Move along with episodes about the sun, moon, stars and supernovas 💃Audiomoves in Space is perfect for kids aged 4+ in the classroom, at home, or wherever your rocket takes you 🚀🎧🎙️ Available wherever you get your podcasts from early May onwards.#Audiomoves #AudiomovesInSpace #PeutEtreTheatre #SpaceForKids #CreativeLearning #STEMLearning #RoyalObservatoryGreenwich
About Audiomoves- The podcast that gets kids moving
This podcast will get your kids moving!
These short accessible episodes are designed to encourage children to move, dance and get creative with a screen-free activity.
We at Peut-Être Theatre love to dance, So we created a podcast for little ones and big ones to move to!
Move around the room like there is a bird fluttering in your belly
Wriggle your feet as if you have jelly knees
Move your arms as if you are underwater seaweed
Join us as we bounce, jump and float!
Recommended for ages 4+
Creative Team
Creator & Director: Daphna Attias
Contributing Writers: Maya Politaki, Jordan Ajadi, Rachel Bagshaw, Bridget Lappin, Ellie Isherwood, Meera Patel, Vicki Amedume, Charlie Hendren & Daphna Attias
Narrator: Charlie Hendren
Composers & Sound Designers: Ellie Isherwood & Yaniv Fridel
Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo
Movement Consultant: Ayse Tashkiran
Producer: Bridie Donaghy
Podcast & Audio Content Consultant: Clare Freeman
Social Media Content Producer: Vic Shead
Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel
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