Today you’re going to hear a wonderful tale with lots of little hints, and your job is to guess who I am by the end of the story. A mystery narrator? What could be more fun!?At the beginning of every Upside Down Story episode, you get one hint to start with. Today’s hint is that the storyteller is an animal. That means you’re going to be guessing what kind of creature I am! Am I a rabbit, a fox, or perhaps a badger? Let’s start today’s story and see how quickly you can guess who The Upside Down

What was it like for children growing up as a Celt in Wales? In this episode, follow the story of Anwen.Meet Anwen: pig-chaser, peace ambassador, and part-time druid-in-training. In this hilarious, heartwarming episode of Crazy Celts, we dive into the muddy, magical world of Iron Age childhood—through the eyes of one very cheeky Celtic girl. From chasing runaway goats to baking suspicious cakes for rival tribes, Anwen’s week is packed with chaos, courage, and comedy. Perfect for kids, families, and

Did you know there is a special word to describe the sound your stomach makes when it’s hungry? Little learners can find out this and more in the latest episode of Today with tonies! Play along as hosts Tim and Sam challenge their brain power in Mission Memory, put their maths skills to the test in More or Less and grapple with a giant hamster wheel inside the Big Bubbling Bucket. Tune in for all the fun! Joke: What kind of house is always watching what you do? Punchline: A cottage-spy. W...

Daily Facts (07 Oct 2025) [Promo] The Daily Life Pro Tips Podcast. Improve your life in less than 10 minutes a day. Pod links here Daily Life Pro Tips website. Today's facts: The human liver performs over 500 functions One ounce of chocolate has about 20 mg of caffeine in it Close to 50% of the water used in a home originates from the bathroom The Food and Drug Administration says the most common injury from cosmetics comes from scratching the eye with a mascara wand Billiards used to be so

💵Why can't we have everything we want, right now? Join Dr. Owl, Emma, and the hilarious Ziggy the Robot on a fun-filled adventure to answer one of life's biggest questions: Where does money come from, and where does it all go?In this episode, the team turns a simple family plan into an exciting treasure map called a budget! Listeners will discover how families earn income, play along with the fast-paced "Need or Want Lightning Round," and learn the super-important difference between things we

This is Episode 0 of Mission Ready: The Taft Derby Podcast—a strategic reference tool built specifically for your service academy application timeline. Before diving into nominations, interviews, and physical assessments, this episode establishes what this podcast is, how to use it effectively, and why precision matters in the next four months. We cover your current competitive position as of October 2025, the immediate challenges ahead (nomination interviews, CFA completion, DoDMERB scheduli...

Why do we keep our dogs inside a fence or on a leash? To keep them safe! God gave Hispeople, the Israelites, special rules to help keep them safe. But they didn't follow those rules!Find out this week how the Midianites came in and ravaged the land. But God had a plan, andHe had a special man to help deliver Israel from their enemies.Year A Quarter 4 Week 41All Bible verses are from the NKJVHymn: Sound the Battle CryWrite to Ms. Katie: seedpod@startingwithjesus.comKatie’s Korner:

Mini: Let's review our story about Mary's gift of love, our songs: "All of Me For Jesus", "I'll Take Turns", "Jesus Loves Even Me", and our memory verse Mark 14:8 "She has done what she could." Recorded and produced by: Ashley B. Larson Don’t forget to check out the coloring pages that go along with each lesson! https://startingwithjesus.com/spb-cp/ If you have enjoyed this program and would like to know more, go to our website: www.startingwithjesus.com The Bible and nature story material used in

Step into Tokyo’s busy streets filled with neon signs and rushing crowds, then slip into the peaceful grounds of a Shinto shrine. Discover how Japan’s capital blends modern energy with deep traditions.Our NEW book, Explorer Society: World's Fair Conspiracy!Also, check out Bedtime History:Apple PodcastsYouTubeWebsiteDéjame contarte la Historia

یه روز آفتابی، جویا سرش رو بالا گرفت و با چشمای درخشانش گفت: «چقدر آسمون آبیه... ولی چرا؟» 🤔💙اینجا بود که قصه‌ی رنگ‌ها شروع شد! 🎨 رنگ‌های رنگین‌کمان یکی‌یکی اومدن تا با رقص و بازی، راز آبی بودن آسمون رو برامون فاش کنن. با خورشید مهربون، هوای بازیگوش، و هفت رنگ پرشور همراه شو تا بفهمی آبی چطور روی آسمون می‌رقصه 🌿✨🎧 در این قسمت از قصه‌های جویا، با شادی، خیال و دانستن، آسمون رو از نگاهی تازه می‌بینیم 💫

Today’s poem is a tribute to the seasonal liftings-of-the-veil that reveal to us the beauty undergirding the world. Happy reading. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dailypoempod.substack.com/subscribe

Mille, Cameron and Shayla share their stories, about enterprise, making soaps and visiting local business. An Inspiring chat with loads of laughter and good times.

Have you ever planned a trip… only to find the best parts were the surprises? 🌍✨ https://dreambigpodcast.com/467 In this magical new episode of the Dream Big Podcast, Sophia Karpman takes you behind the scenes of her London adventure — from walking through the real Harry Potter movie studios to standing in front of the actual Crown Jewels… and even seeing King Charles and Queen Camilla by total surprise! 👑 Along the way, Sophia discovers 3 powerful lessons that can change how you see the world: 💫

Small, overlooked details that shifted war outcomes—a chocolate bar, a weather forecast, a language nobody bothered to learn, a pigeon flying through gunfire, and a diplomat's public confession. Not dramatic turning points but quiet pivots that only look important in hindsight. Wars decided by generals, but also by meteorologists, chocolatiers, pigeons, and the choice to confirm or deny one telegram. Content Notice This episode discusses warfare and military history, including casualtie...

Antarctica is the coldest, windiest, and driest place on Earth. It’s a frozen continent at the bottom of the world, covered almost entirely by ice. Even though people don’t live there permanently, scientists travel to Antarctica to study its wildlife, glaciers, and weather. Penguins, seals, and whales survive in this extreme environment, showing how life can adapt to the harshest conditions. This video explores the icy landscapes of Antarctica, what makes it so important for Earth’s climate, and why

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In this episode, the Treaties and Trials podcast introduces October's theme: Power Imbalances in Society. Ruby explores what the rule of law really means and how it can be broken.

Maddie and Triggs are off to the bowling alley with Mum and Dad. Everyone else is knocking down pins, but poor Dad just can’t catch a break. Time to focus! Can Maddie and Triggs help Dad find his bowling groove and get that elusive strike, or will he be left in the gutter?

Morning of September 10, 1813. The British naval squadron under Commander Robert Harriet Barclay, advanced with the confidence and skill of the world’s most powerful navy.Facing them that day was a young American naval officer just *27-years-old*... Oliver Hazard Perry. As the two fleets closed distance near Put-In-Bay, Ohio, Commander Perry’s men braced themselves. Most were farmers and frontiersmen. Many were boys. Almost all had never seen naval combat. Some were freed African American