This week we've got build updates and new experiences with special guests, Alexis, Presley, and Jackie.

Episode Description: Max and Molly attempt to infiltrate the POGs by applying for a mysterious “Mole job” that sends them 2 million years back to Olduvai Gorge. There, they discover Homo habilis, early human tools, and the dangers of altering history—better known as “The Butterfly Effect.” Using Math to calculate volume, they dig a hole to bury a strange box. But could this simple action end up changing the future forever?Math Concepts: Volume formula: length × width × height (to determine hole

Andy jets off in his safari mobile, heading to the Democratic Republic of Congo to record the sound of a mountain gorilla beating its chest for Jen’s audio database back at Safari World. Along the way, he meets a group of playful chimpanzees, follows some tree felling forest elephants and comes across a hungry pangolin searching for its dinner.

Have you ever told a lie? When I was a child, lying came very easily, in fact, it became a bad habit. I discovered that I could look someone in the eye and tell them a lie with ease. But as I got older, I realized how wrong that was and I asked God for help! And He helped me! Now I feel HORRIBLE if I tell even something that is slightly misleading. Our lesson this week is about a whole city who told a lie, and we will find out what happened when it was discovered that they were lying!Year A Quarter

Natalie Dailey Garnes, MD, MPH, MS based in Houston, TX, specializes in Adult and Pediatric Infectious Disease. She completed her medical degree at Harvard Medical School in 2005, followed by residency and fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine. She currently holds an Associate Professor post at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Dr. Dailey Garnes has several publications in reputable journals, some of which have been cited multiple times.Are you an educator? Go to

Welcome to Episode #161 of Everything Under the Sun! This week we’re joined by the knowledgable Brother Guy Consolmagno! He explains to us how planets manage to float in space! 🪐🚀 We learn all about tortoises and how long they've been on Earth! 🐢 And how a thermometer works!🌡️ Don't forget, if three questions just aren't enough for you, there are 366 more in Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World! Check it out at www.mollyoldfield.co.uk! It makes the perfect pressie do buy one now

Daily Facts (25 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: Actress Jamie Lee Curtis invented a special diaper for babies that has a pocket Dieting can cause bad breath since less saliva is produced which leads to dry mouth The sex of a baby crocodile is determined by the temperature in the nest and how deeply the eggs are buried Earthworms have 5 hearts A yawn usually lasts for

This week we dig into all things brand new. We learn about the brand-new junior high tennis team and talk to Mr. Lightning about the new upcoming construction at the school.

In this episode of Raising Thinkers, Shelley shares her journey of creating a large-scale art project with her children, emphasizing the importance of messy creativity. She discusses the steps taken to complete the project, the benefits of engaging in art for children's development, and offers practical tips for parents to manage the mess that comes with creative activities. The episode encourages parents to embrace the chaos of art projects, highlighting the lasting memories and skills that

Join Quick Classics for Kids as we delve into Beatrix Potter's enchanting tale of Peter Rabbit, perfect for storytime with kids!First published in 1902, this charming story follows Peter, a curious young rabbit who disobeys his mother’s warning and sneaks into Mr. McGregor’s garden. But when he’s spotted stealing vegetables, Peter must run for his life, learning a gentle lesson about bravery, mischief, and listening to those who care about you.This short family-friendly read-aloud is a wonderful

In this episode, mother and son Marisa & Tyler talk about different parts of castles, how modern technology could seem like magic to those back in the Middle Ages, and what it takes to be a knight. Reach out to us at beyondtreehouse@gmail.com Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/ilya-kuznetsov/dawn License code: HEYD7DAMJQJWIVWM

Send us a text In this episode of Off the Gravel Road, we bring both the parent and student voice to the microphone. Nicole Leonard, Human Resource Coordinator and Project Manager Assistant at Milestone Engineering & Construction, shares what it’s like to support the Barnstead Elementary renovation behind the scenes while also being a BES parent. Joining her is her daughter, Chloe, a sixth grader and classmate of student co-host Amity Authier. Together, they talk about balancing work and ...

What are Involuntary Reflexes? Which Involuntary Reflexes keep you alive? How do Involuntary Reflexes protect you?Have you started your FREE TRIAL of Who Smarted?+ for AD FREE listening, an EXTRA episode every week & bonus content? Sign up right in the Apple app, or directly at WhoSmarted.com and find out why more than 1,000 families are LOVING their subscription! Get official Who Smarted? Merch: tee-shirts, mugs, hoodies and more, at Who Smarted?

In this episode, Albert and Colleen look at the harrowing invasion of the beaches of Normandy, France on what is called D-Day. They even hear from war hero, Charles Norman Shay, a medic who saved many soldiers. You can hear more from Mr. Shay on the Library of Congress website, where we found his interviews.There is now a Curious World History merch store! Browse our shirts, bags, and water bottles.

For centuries, people have celebrated this season with music that reflects the mood of this change in weather and daylight.Music in this episode: Astor Piazzolla - "The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires" IV. Autumn

Welcome to Fun Kids Science Weekly – Reach for the Sky Special! This week, we’re taking off into the world of aviation - with your questions as our flight plan! From how airplanes stay in the sky, to flying hotels, to what the future of flight might look like, we’ll be answering everything you’ve been curious about. Buckle up and get ready to soar through the science of flight! Plus Amy tells us all about Concorde, the world famous aircraft made in Bristol.Join Fun Kids

Send us a text In this episode, I share an exciting new chapter in my life... my husband and I bought land in Colorado to design and build our dream vacation rental! Ever since my first trip to the mountains in high school, I’ve dreamed of having a place in Colorado, and now that dream is becoming reality. We’ll be documenting the entire process on YouTube, from design to building, and can’t wait to one day welcome guests to experience the state we love so much. And here’s the best part, we’r...

Have you ever told a lie? When I was a child, lying came very easily, in fact, it became a bad habit. I discovered that I could look someone in the eye and tell them a lie with ease. But as I got older, I realized how wrong that was and I asked God for help! And He helped me! Now I feel HORRIBLE if I tell even something that is slightly misleading. Our lesson this week is about a whole city who told a lie, and we will find out what happened when it was discovered that they were lying!Year A Quarter

Daily Facts (24 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: On average, 150 couples get married in Las Vegas each day Hockey pucks were originally made from frozen cow dung Mangos are known throughout the world as the "King of Fruits." The little circles of paper that are cut out after a paper has been punched by a hole puncher are called "chad." The amount of Kit Kat chocolate

Adam visits West Midlands Safari Park and gets up-close to some of the most amazing animals in the world.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.