Join Jamie Rambles and Clara Cogito on exciting journeys filled with playful stories, imaginative adventures, and fun philosophical questions made especially for curious kids! Each episode invites young listeners to explore big ideas about friendship, emotions, imagination, and what makes each of us special.
Jamie and Clara guide you through thought-provoking scenarios designed to spark your curiosity, boost creativity, and inspire kindness and understanding. Dive into fascinating questions and mysteries, discover new ways to see the world, and learn valuable things about yourself and others—all while having lots of fun along the way.
Whether you love imagining new worlds, enjoy asking big questions, or simply want to explore exciting ideas about feelings, friendship, and life, Little Thinkers is here to encourage you to think, wonder, and grow.
Start your adventure, discover all episodes, and explore the joy of thinking together with Jamie and Clara!
Clara is a psychologist who brings kindness, warmth, and lots of energy to every adventure on Little Thinkers. She understands how our feelings, friendships, and minds work, and loves helping children discover what’s special about themselves and their friends. When Jamie told Clara about his idea of making philosophy and psychology fun for kids, she immediately jumped in with enthusiasm. Clara believes that fun, meaningful conversations can help children grow, understand each other better, and appreciate what makes everyone unique. Together, their goal is to spark curiosity, creativity, and kindness in every listener.
Little Thinkers is a special series created for curious young minds, designed to introduce children to the exciting worlds of philosophy and psychology in an imaginative, playful, and age-appropriate way. Guided by the friendly hosts Jamie and Clara, each episode presents children with fascinating scenarios and thought experiments that encourage creativity, imagination, and thoughtful reflection.
Our goal is to help children explore big questions about friendship, kindness, feelings, identity, fairness, and more—topics that are deeply relevant to their everyday lives. By discussing these ideas in a playful and accessible format, Little Thinkers helps kids build important skills such as empathy, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
Perfect for young listeners, parents, teachers, or caregivers looking to spark meaningful conversations, Little Thinkers offers a unique opportunity for children to express their thoughts openly, ask questions freely, and develop a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.
Join us on this exciting journey of discovery, creativity, and exploration—where big ideas come to life for little minds!
Jamie and Clara are your friendly guides on “Little Thinkers.” Jamie loves thinking deeply and asking exciting questions, while Clara helps you understand feelings and why people act the way they do. Together, they make thinking about big ideas fun and easy!
Are you ready for a fun adventure into the world of big ideas with Jamie and Clara? Let’s start thinking!
A new episode of “Little Thinkers” comes out every week. Jamie and Clara always have new, exciting adventures and questions for you to explore, so check back regularly and don’t miss out!
Talking about big questions helps you learn more about yourself and others. It’s a great way to become creative, kind, and smart. Jamie and Clara make it fun and easy to think about these big ideas, helping you grow into a thoughtful and caring person.
Yes, absolutely! Jamie and Clara love hearing your ideas and questions. If you have something you want to learn about or a story you’d like to share, just let them know. They might even make it part of a new episode!
Today, computers can create stories and characters that seem real. Jamie and Clara are made by computers, too! It’s important to always ask questions and think carefully about what you see, hear, and read online. Stay curious, ask questions, and think about what you’re watching or listening to—just like Jamie and Clara would!
