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Discovery Soundbites

Discovery Soundbites

By: Discovery Museum
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Three questions. Short interviews. BIG ideas! Expert voices on matters of importance to kids and families.

© 2025 Discovery Soundbites Parenting & Families Relationships
Episodes
  • The importance of independent play

    The importance of independent play
    Nov 18 2025

    Peter Gray, Research Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Boston College, answers three questions posed by Discovery Museum CEO Marie Beam.

    To learn more about Discovery Museum and our work, visit us in person or at discoveryacton.org. Come play with us!

    Soundbites are made possible by Rockland Trust Bank— thank you!
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    8 mins
  • Nature as a counterpoint to screens

    Nature as a counterpoint to screens
    Nov 18 2025

    David Sobel, Author and Professor Emeritus, Antioch University, answers three questions posed by Discovery Museum CEO Marie Beam.

    To learn more about Discovery Museum and our work, visit us in person or at discoveryacton.org. Come play with us!

    Soundbites are made possible by Rockland Trust Bank— thank you!
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    6 mins
  • Let's delay phones for our kids

    Let's delay phones for our kids
    Oct 20 2025

    Kara Baskin, award-winning author of The Boston Globe's "Parenting Unfiltered" column and Contributing Editor at Boston Magazine, answers three questions posed by Discovery Museum CEO Marie Beam.

    To learn more about Discovery Museum and our work, visit us in person or at discoveryacton.org. Come play with us!

    Soundbites are made possible by Rockland Trust Bank— thank you!
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    6 mins
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