After a dash of river rapids and stampeding elk, Bobby and friends continue through the Bamboo Forest on their quest to find the Giant Panda and his magical flute.

On this exciting new episode of Today with tonies, Sam and Tim dive into the Big Bubbling Bucket for two fun-packed challenges. Little minds can get ready for a game of “Don’t Make Me Laugh,” where Sam and Tim try to make each other giggle. Then, it’s time to listen to a rather odd story to shout out which numbers are odd - little ones shout them out at home! Make sure to come along for the adventure! Joke: What do you get if you cross a cat with a fish? Punchline: A purr-maid!! We hope y...

Daily Facts (30 Sep 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: American President John Tyler had 15 children The rarest coffee in the world is Kopi Luwak, which is found in Indonesia. It cost about $300 a pound Russian I.M. Chisov survived a 21,980 plunge out of a plane with no parachute. He landed on the steep side of a snow-covered mountain with only a fractured pelvis and slight

💰 Ever tried to trade your snack for a cool toy, but it got super confusing? That’s exactly what happens to Emma in her banana trading shop! Join Dr. Owl, Emma, and the hilariously inventive robot Ziggy as they explore the ultimate question: Why do we even need money?Travel back in time to a world of tricky bartering, discover the surprising story of "salty salaries," and follow the amazing journey from shiny shells to metal coins to the paper money we use today. Get ready for fun facts, silly

Tolkien was no believer in the power of geo-political solutions to better the state of man, convinced that his duty was to fight “the long defeat” while awaiting God’s miraculous and unlooked-for deliverance–eucatastrophe. Though he would not publish the Lord of the Rings for another twenty years, this 1931 poem shows much of that thinking was already well-formed. Happy reading. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit

Series 2, Episode 1 – Meet the Hosts & Make Some Noise! Welcome to a brand new series of the Coventry Music Podcast! In this episode, we meet our new student hosts Tiyana & Zeke. Both will be part of our presenting team for the year and are passionate young musicians ready to bring you behind-the-scenes stories, fun challenges, and real talk about life in music. They’ll introduce themselves, share their musical journeys, and explore the amazing opportunities available through Co...

I like to play on a teeter-totter at the park! It's so fun to go up and down, up and down! If youhave someone on the other end who weighs about the same as you do, it's even more funbecause it's like you hang in space! The Children of Israel were living life on a "teeter-totter".They would follow God and He would give them blessings and life was looking up! But then theywould turn away from God, and start experiencing the consequences of their sins and life wouldbe rotten. Back and forth, back and

Send us a text Grand Tetons National Park is famous for towering peaks that rise up above the valley floor. Grand Tetons is home to some of the wildest animals in North America, the largest herd of elk roam here, as well as moose, wolves, brown bears and black bears! Come learn how Grand Tetons National Park earned it's name, how it became a park, and the geology and biology of the park. Listen carefully as there are three kid friendly trivia questions at the end, and a sprinkling of jokes!

A high school senior keeps his biggest dream locked away, never letting himself fully want it. If he doesn't care too much, rejection won't hurt as much—right? Wrong. A parable about why protecting yourself from disappointment guarantees a different kind of pain: the permanent ache of never really trying. Content Notice This episode explores emotional vulnerability, fear of disappointment, and self-protective behaviors. Discusses the psychology of wanting versus half-wanting. Gentle and affi...

Journey through Romania’s dark forests and rolling hills, where medieval castles rise like stone giants. Explore ancient fortresses, mountain trails, and the folklore that has shaped this mysterious land.Our NEW book, Explorer Society: World's Fair Conspiracy!Also, check out Bedtime History:Apple PodcastsYouTubeWebsiteDéjame contarte la Historia

Travel back in time to meet Benjamin Franklin, one of America’s most famous inventors and thinkers. Discover how he helped start the first public library and even invented the lightning rod. Learn about his love for books and experiments that changed the world. Find out how he helped write important papers that began the United States. See how he was both a scientist and a leader who cared about helping people. Get ready to be inspired by a man who showed that curiosity and kindness can make a big

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In this episode of Meg Talks, Megan Kerrigan discusses the concept of readiness in dance competitions, emphasising that true readiness is not about perfection but rather a mindset. She explores the pressures dancers face, including the need for constant corrections and the impact of comparison with others. Megan provides insights on how to build confidence through clarity and understanding one's own journey, encouraging dancers to focus on their individual progress rather than striving for

Maddie and Triggs want to get their toy train all the way from Phillipsburg to Maddiesville, but Phillip is finding it hard to let go of his dream track layout. Can he find a way to listen to Maddie's ideas so that the train can keep going round and round?

The Enlightenment is often painted as an age when cold science triumphed over devotion to God.This message of today’s Secular-Progressive World is anything but true. Many of the greatest minds of that age were men whose Christian faith shaped their scientific genius. They did not see their work as dismantling God’s place in the cosmos but where the veil of creation was peeled back just enough for these men to glimpse the craftsmanship of the Creator. For heaven’s sake, virtually all

Daily Facts (29 Sep 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 parents of Albert Einstein were worried that he was mentally slow because it took him a long time to learn how to speak A newly hatched fish is called a "fry." The first open heart surgery was performed by Dr. Daniel Hall Williams in 1893 In the U.S. there are approximately 65.8 million cats The Goliath beetle is

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 object. That means you’re going to be guessing what type of thing I am! Am I a notebook, a spoon, or perhaps a light bulb? Hmmm. Let’s start today’s story and see how quickly you can guess who The

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In this personal episode, Dr. Shaw shares the tale of a recent family vacation that taught here a lesson or two.  One of the key things learned from this experience was that a family dynamic is infinitely better when everyone is on board so to speak.  If someone doesn't want to be there or doesn't pull their weight whatever that happens to be, it upsets the entire dynamic and forces others to do an unfair share.  During Dr. Shaw's family vacation, she witnessed a perfect sharing of responsibilities