A comedy podcast of Indian mythology · Early 2027

Cosmic Jungle doesn't have a look yet.
You're going to design it.

The stories your grandparents told you, retold with jokes for kids 7 and up and the grown-ups beside them. We're still weaving it. Every family who joins adds a thread.

Every signup adds a thread.

The design contest · Ages 7 and up

Nov 29

Entries close at midnight,
Central time

What does Cosmic Jungle look like to you?

Design the logo, the world, the colors, the characters, or all of it. Our favorite ideas go to our designer to shape the show's official look. Winners are credited as Cosmic Jungle's first artists, featured on launch day, and get a shout-out in a Season 1 episode.

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    Crayons, paint, collage or a tablet.

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    A parent uploads a photo and gives us the OK to share it with our designer.

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    Winners announced by December 20. We'll send reminders before entries close.

From the Aangan आँगन

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This month in the Jungle

Which Vahana would you ride?

Vote in this month's poll and read the Maa Wall.

This month in the Cosmos

The Big Dipper has another name.

At school it's seven stars in a Great Bear. At Nani's, it's the Saptarishi, seven wise sages, pointing the way to Dhruva, the prince who earned a place that never moves.

For grandparents

Tell us the story you grew up with.

Send a voice note on WhatsApp, or type it on our site.

This month in the Cosmos · October 2026

Two names for the same sky

At school it's seven stars in a Great Bear. At Nani's, it's the Saptarishi, seven wise sages, pointing the way to Dhruva, the prince who earned a place that never moves.

Read both stories and vote →

What is Cosmic Jungle?

The stories you grew up with, told the way your kids talk.

A comedy podcast that retells Indian mythology for South Asian American families and anyone who loves a great story. We tell the stories, not the religion. Ages 7 and up, free wherever you get podcasts, starting early 2027.

Made for the car: on the way to practice, to class, to Nani and Nana's house. Press play together; there are jokes in there for the grown-ups up front.

Meet the crew

The Narrator

A 12-year-old who keeps ending up in ancient India, usually without a plan.

Vahana

A spaceship that knows better and comes along anyway. It shape-shifts into whichever divine sidekick the story needs.

Maa

Master of Absolute Authority. Interrupts at exactly the wrong moment. Also, annoyingly, usually right.

One message a month.
That's it.

This Month in the Jungle and This Month in the Cosmos, plus a few reminders before the contest closes. Members hear the first hint about Season 1 before anyone else.