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Created by: Andrew & Polly

USA

Started: July 7th, 2015

Status: Active, 192 episodes

Kind: Episodic

Language: English

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Making Friends by Singing with Helena Ku Rhee
00:26:50 | Season: 4 | Episode: 1 | January 11th, 2023

Who are your friends? How do people become friends? Can *we* be friends? On this episode of Ear Snacks, Andrew & Polly and their friends contemplate the nature of friendship. We also squawk on our parrot phone to call children’s author Helena Ku Rhee (The Paper Kingdom) about her experience making friends as she grew up in a multilingual apartment complex in Los Angeles, the basis of her 2022 picture book Rosa’s Song illustrated by Pascal Campion. Many thanks to our friends Harlow, Elijah, Maya, Alex, Miles, Isabel (and their parents!) for sharing what they know about friends with us. For more information or to be on the show, please visit earsnacks.org Thanks to Shopify for supporting Ear Snacks. Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at shopify.com/earsnacks

Happy Warm and Wishy Holidays
00:25:50 | Season: 3 | Episode: 33 | December 14th, 2022

Andrew & Polly think about how to stay warm in the winter with some of our favorite family holiday tunes. For more great episodes on the holidays, check out these episodes about Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, our most favoritest family holiday music playlist and lights in the ocean!

What do you do when something breaks?
00:19:56 | Season: 3 | Episode: 32 | November 9th, 2022

Some things crack by design – like eggs! But it can be really surprising for kids when something breaks, especially if that thing can’t be repaired. In this episode, we think about what to do about the unpredictable. Everett (from South Africa), Henry & Saul, Jackson & Beanie and Ainsley tell Andrew & Polly about things that break. Elizabeth Cochran (aka Dr. Earthquakes!) from the USGS talks earthquake science (aka seismology) & L.A. Everett shares about how he cracked the bones in his arm.

What are you going to be for Halloween?
00:32:49 | Season: 3 | Episode: 1 | October 12th, 2022

Andrew & Polly receive an urgent voice message from their friends Kevin & Louise. We learned A LOT about disguises from marine biologist Rebecca Johnson from the California Academy of Sciences and voice actor and composer Greg Chun. Thanks to our pals Sadie A, Sadie E, Grey, Georgia, Zoey, Gavin, Gavin, Devorah, Elliot, Ainsley, Tanner, Luke & Ace for making Ear Snacks so delicious!

The Steps to Making Great Art with John Baldessari
00:17:18 | Season: 3 | Episode: 30 | September 7th, 2022

Andrew & Polly and their friends think about STEPS – the kinds you take with your feet, like when you go on a walk with mom, or when you have an idea for a sandwich, paper airplane – or amazing art project. We interview an alien, our friends, and art legend John Baldessari who died in January, 2020 at the age of 88.

A Visit to the Dentist
00:15:37 | Season: 3 | Episode: 14 | August 17th, 2022

It’s important to keep your teeth healthy! Andrew & Polly learn what to expect when visiting the dentist and get some official teeth info from one of the friendliest pediatric dentists around, Dr. Jessie Schwarz. Plus, a song about a Saw & Zipper (who both have teeth).

Bubbles! (It’s ephemeral, kid.)
00:28:10 | August 3rd, 2022

Pop! Welcome to a very floaty episode of Ear Snacks in which Andrew & Polly (literally) get into bubbles. Come ponder the nature of glistening spheres, learn the science of surface tension and explore the wonders of Bubble Planet at Kidspace Children’s Museum, and wax poetic about the joy of sharing bubbles with our effortlessly effervescent pal, Mista Cookie Jar — who helps us make a brand new song, “Like a Bubble!”

Is it going to rain?
00:22:02 | Season: 3 | Episode: 30 | July 13th, 2022

Forget weather apps — by looking and listening outside, how can you tell if it’s going to rain? Perfect for staring out of car windows or finding a cozy space to draw, Andrew & Polly ask their friends from New Zealand to Arkansas all about the weather where they live.




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Created by: Andrew & Polly
Started: July 7th, 2015
Status: Active, 192 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English

USA
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