Dr. Tiffany Crutcher joins the class ten years after a Tulsa police officer killed her twin brother, Terence. She is a descendant of Black Wall Street and the founder of the Terence Crutcher Foundation. She talks about the mother who taught her quiet strength and about the brother the news never showed. She shares her freedom dreams for the next generation and her plans for Greenwood North, a 65,000-square-foot home for rebuilding Black Wall Street. She also answers the hardest question: who takes

Daily Facts (03 Oct 2026)[Promo] The Daily Quiz Show. A new quiz every day, in under 10 minutes. Search for "Daily Quiz Show" in your podcast app. Today's facts: Fanny Brawne's engagement to John Keats lasted from December 1818 until his death in February 1821, spanning some of the most poetically productive years of his life, a fact largely unknown until 1878 when his letters to her were published. The Gentleman's Magazine, published in 1731, is often considered the first modern magazine and

Welcome back to Interviewsicle, Newsicle’s interview series! 🎙️🎓 Lily sits down with inspiring guests to explore big ideas, remarkable stories and the questions kids are most curious about.This episode features Joe Petraro, a 13-year-old college student who is making global headlines as he prepares to finish college and begin a master’s program at New York University. Joe tells Lily what it’s really like to attend college at such a young age and how he went from being placed in special education

On Dinosaur Camp's last evening, the quarry path carries the campers and counselors into a living Late Cretaceous landscape. Familiar camp sounds and landmarks lead them home, where the week ends with a real goodbye—and a friendship that continues.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-10-time-traveling-finaleDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

A storm turns the games field into unfamiliar red clay. Alex, Maya, and the counselors glimpse a distant Tyrannosaurus and much larger tracks, then understand how the first quarry print reached their world—without naming the animal that made it.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-9-tyrannosaurus-trekDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

A knocking sound sends the campers to rescue their Stegosaurus display from the wind. Later, Maya and Sarah glimpse a plated animal moving beyond the moonlit quarry wall—after Alex has stopped waiting for it.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-8-stegosaurus-secretsDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

On a supervised quarry walk, the campers find a wide river where the rock wall should be. A Triceratops family crosses the distant water, and the group must take a different camp path home when the familiar view shifts.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-7-triceratops-troublesDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Rain wipes out the field for Dinosaur Camp's games. The campers turn a cramped cabin lane into a lively race course, then find a new three-toed mark on the abandoned field after the games are over.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-6-dinosaur-olympicsDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Maya's kite escapes over the quarry wall during a windy afternoon. While the campers wait for it, a much larger winged shape crosses the sky—and the kite returns by an ordinary, muddy route.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-5-pterosaur-soarDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Max's enormous Brachiosaurus model won't fit through the dining-hall door. The campers save the afternoon display with its shadow—then see a much larger shape feeding beyond the quarry pines.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-4-brachiosauruss-big-dayDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Rain buries Sarah's favorite fossil, but Alex and Maya notice another mark lower in the quarry wall. Their search through the rock layers changes how they picture the distant past—and leaves the fresh print at the gate even harder to place.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-3-fossil-feverDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

A strange scraping sound interrupts a listening game at Dinosaur Camp. Alex and Maya find its ordinary cause, but a blurred shape in Maya's photograph leaves them curious about what lies beyond the quarry fence.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-2-roaring-with-raptorsDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Rain washes out the campers' first trail, sending Alex, Maya, and their counselors home by the ridge. Beyond the closed quarry gate, they find one fresh three-toed print that none of them can explain.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/series/dinosaur-camp/episode-1-dino-camp-kickoffDiscover hundreds of free bedtime stories:https://www.readthetale.comThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Kit is ready for a puddle walk, but one yellow boot has vanished. A trail through the garden leads to a goose who has found a very strange place to put it.Read the full story:https://www.readthetale.com/bedtime-stories-by-age/5-year-old/the-goose-and-the-yellow-bootAs always, visit us at www.ReadTheTale.com for all your favorite tales and stories.

Ever wondered how people managed to send secret messages before the days of encrypted apps and passwords? Thought cracking codes was something only spies and mathematicians could do? Or wondered how you’d get on if someone handed you a message you weren’t supposed to understand? Then this episode is for you!In this episode, Theo and his mum dive into the fascinating world of codes and ciphers. They explore the simple but clever Caesar cipher, before moving on to the much more complicated Enigma

We begin with our devotion, “Serving Together,” encouraging families to realize the joy of working, serving, and growing together. In Arts-n-Crafts, we turn up the fun with a spaghetti challenge and even a friendly toilet-paper battle designed to get everyone laughing and moving. Curriculum Corner focuses on the preschool benchmark of physical well-being, exploring ways children can develop healthy habits, coordination, movement, and confidence. We conclude the show with our featured guest, Joan

Why does my earwax smell? Discover human body science for kids in this fun homeschool STEM mystery exploring the secret tunnels inside your ears!Deep inside your head lies a winding, hidden tunnel watched over by your body's cleverest defense team. These microscopic guardians work around the clock in their skin-gland workshops, mixing oils, proteins, and sweat into a sticky, acidic shield called cerumen. This gooey trap catches stray dust, repels bathwater, and tells curious bugs to turn right

Imagine if a map wasn't a picture on a screen or a piece of paper, but was actually a song! Welcome to the amazing world of Aboriginal Australian cultures, the oldest continuous cultures on Earth! For over 50,000 years—way before the ancient pyramids were built and while woolly mammoths were still walking around—Aboriginal peoples have shared a beautiful philosophy known as the Dreaming. But it’s not about what happens when you go to sleep! The Dreaming is an epic, very real way of understa...

Welcome friends! We're so glad you're joining us for Mixtape Vol. 2 of Little Kids, Big Hearts. 💕 🎶 After releasing our first musical mixtape featuring songs from the most recent seasons, Todd is now going all the way back to the beginning, digging into the songs from the first three seasons of the show. These are the songs that started it all: written specifically for the podcast and born from real conversations that kids had about siblings, identity, trying new things, pets, belonging, big