
Monday · A little science
Where does the rain go?
Luka follows the water from Nana’s tomato plants up into a cloud and back down again. A big idea, rooted in a garden he knows.
“Next time you see Nana, tell her about the journey water takes.”
Their world. Their interests. Their show.
Give your child a daily podcast built around their interests, their family and the things they love. Every episode brings new discoveries, a familiar presenter and little moments to join in. Listen in the HeyLuka app, on Yoto or in your favourite podcast player.
Their name. Their interests. A whole show of their own.
Their interests. Their family. Their show.
Made for breakfast, back seats and “one more!”
In the HeyLuka appOn a Yoto MYO cardIn your podcast appReal discoveries. Familiar company.
The water cycle means more when it starts in Nana’s garden. Here’s what a week in their world could sound like.

Monday · A little science
Luka follows the water from Nana’s tomato plants up into a cloud and back down again. A big idea, rooted in a garden he knows.
“Next time you see Nana, tell her about the journey water takes.”

Tuesday · Someone they love
Dad is a surveyor. Today, Luka discovers how measuring helps people build — then tries pacing out the lounge room for himself.
“How many of your steps does it take to cross the room?”

Saturday · A shared adventure
A shared show greets Luka and Ava by name. Together, they imagine a trip beneath the waves to meet a rather remarkable octopus.
“Hi Luka, hi Ava! Ready to see what’s hiding in the reef?”
Much more than a name in a story
Their dinosaur phase. Nana’s tomatoes. Pip’s muddy paws. The little things you share help shape the topics, familiar examples and people in their show.
Space today, something unexpected next time. Their interests open the door to a wider world.
Family, friends and pets can become part of a discovery. You choose who appears and how.
Explanations and invitations to join in fit their age. Choose gentler pacing when they need more time.

Turn a photo into their own cartoon character, then see them exploring new worlds on personalised episode covers. A little space explorer today. An ocean adventurer tomorrow.
Bring family and pets into the picture, too.

For one. For both. For the back seat.
Luka loves space. Ava loves animals. Personal shows give each child their own interests, presenter and discoveries. A shared show brings them together in the same adventure.
Find your family’s rhythmA little input. So much to discover.
“Why don’t snakes have legs?” Save that question from the walk home and request an episode about it. Or add a theme to the calendar to shape the discoveries ahead.
See how their show worksTheir next big discovery starts with something real.
Set their rhythm and let new episodes arrive automatically. Or listen first and publish when you’re happy.
Hear the difference
Meet Alex, the presenter in these samples made for Luka. A warm voice, music and little moments to join in — have a listen.
SPACE & SCIENCE
An imaginary space trip with sister Ava, icy rings, and a very big discovery.
Hey Luka! Ready for a little adventure? Ava’s saved you a seat in our pretend spaceship. Three, two, one… off we go! A tiny golden dot glows ahead. What could it be? We float closer… and closer… Saturn! Look at those beautiful rings! They’re made of countless separate pieces of ice and rock, all travelling around the planet. Imagine sunlight sparkling across them. Ava squeezes your hand. What a discovery to share! Ready, Captain Luka? Let’s take her home.
ANIMALS & NATURE
Start with Pip’s four paws. Meet an ocean neighbour with twice as many arms.
Hey Luka! Alex here, and today we’re imagining a peek beneath the waves. There’s an octopus hiding among the rocks. An octopus can change the colour of its skin to blend into its surroundings. It has eight arms, covered in little suckers that help it feel and hold things. Think about Pip’s four paws, Luka. An octopus has eight arms. That’s twice as many! Hold up eight fingers — one for every octopus arm. Here’s something else amazing: an octopus has three hearts! Two send blood to its gills, and one sends it around the rest of its body. Now, true or false: an octopus has just one heart? Have a little think. False! Three hearts. What a wonderful ocean neighbour.
EVERYDAY WONDERS
Nana’s tomato plants are the start of a wonderful journey through the water cycle.
Hey Luka! It’s Alex. Think about Nana watering her tomato plants. That water has been on quite a journey! Some of it might have been in a cloud, a river, or even the sea. How does that happen? As water warms up, some of it turns into a gas called water vapour and rises into the air. We call that evaporation. Higher up, the air is cooler. The water vapour can turn back into tiny drops, and lots of those drops together make a cloud. When drops join up and get heavy enough, they fall as rain! Next time you’re with Nana, you could tell her about the amazing journey water takes. From a puddle, to a cloud, to her tomato plants. A little world of wonder, right in her garden.
At home. In the car. On their favourite player.
Listen in the HeyLuka app, add their show to a Yoto Make Your Own card, or use your favourite podcast player. Save favourites and download episodes in the app for the next big car trip.
Their wonder. Your say.
Review an episode before publishing, or choose automatic publishing for your scheduled routine.
Approve cartoon characters and choose who can take part. Add or change their details as life changes.
Little questions, playful invitations and real pauses give them time to think, imagine and join in.
For curious grown-ups
Their age, interests and the details you choose to share about them, their family and pets help shape the topics and examples. You choose their presenter’s name, voice and listening language. Optional approved characters can appear on personalised episode covers.
No. Enable a schedule to plan and produce episodes within your plan allowance. You can add themes, request an episode from a question, or adjust eligible topics before production. Publish automatically, or listen first and choose when to publish.
Yes. Personal shows follow an individual child’s interests. Shared shows are for the children listening together. Your family allowance can be used across both; a shared episode counts once. Additional shows can also be personal or shared.
No. Start with a little about your child and add interests, personal details or family members over time. Photos are optional. If you create a cartoon character, you approve it before it is used.
Listen in the HeyLuka app, in your browser, through a private podcast feed, or on a Yoto Make Your Own card. Download episodes in the app for journeys and keep favourites close.
No. HeyLuka produces recorded episodes with an AI-generated presenter. Questions and pauses give children time to think or join in, but the show does not hear or respond to their answers. You can listen before publishing.
Little ears. Big discoveries. Made for them.
Start with a little about your child. Imagine where their curiosity could take them.
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