Tumble

Lindsay is the creator, executive producer, and co-host of Tumble Science Podcast for Kids. Tumble is a pioneering science podcast exploring stories of science discovery. Co-hosted by Marshall Escamilla, a teacher and musician, Tumble is the perfect combination of science communication and education. Tumble weaves scientists’ lives and research into entertaining, engaging, and relatable stories of the scientific process, with the ultimate goal of improving science literacy.

Tumble is a two time winner of the prestigious AAAS/Kavli Science Journalism Awards, and the only podcast to be awarded in the children’s science news category.

Tumble has been featured and recommended by the New York Times, Common Sense Media, the Huffington Post, the Guardian, Ireland’s Business Post, and many other leading news outlets. Tumble is routinely included on parenting blogs’ lists of top podcasts for kids. It has also been nominated twice for Best Kids & Family podcast by the Academy of Podcasters.

To read more about Tumble’s mission, check out the Tumble Manifesto.

Tumble’s blog features posts for each episode: www.sciencepodcastforkids.com/blog

Tumble’s Teacher Store includes NGSS aligned curriculum packages, episode transcripts, DIY experiments, and original science songs: www.sciencepodcastforkids.com/materials

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Tumble began producing live events in 2017, with a series of successful summer shows in bookstores, science museums, and even a theater. Tumble’s live show combines science storytelling, interactive games, and music to create an engaging experience for all ages.

Tumble is also working in schools to develop a curriculum for educational podcasting, and professional development training for teachers in K-12. More coming soon.

Interested in working with Lindsay through Tumble?

We are actively seeking strategic partnerships that support and align with our mission to improve science literacy for kids. These opportunities include sponsorship, content, grants, cross-promotion, and out-of-the-box thinking on the science education and media landscape. Get in touch with tumblepodcast at gmail dot com or use the contact form below.

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A favorite letter from a fan:Maathiny's letter to Tumble

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