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Fact Fly: Where Does Trash Actually Go?

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The Fact Fly's One Big Question

© Brandon Savage Length 27 min 16 April 2026 StoriesAdventureMusic USA Story

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© Brandon Savage Length 27 min 16 April 2026 StoriesAdventureMusic USA Story

Introducing Reading Bug Adventures!

Introducing Reading Bug Adventures!

This is a serialised ongoing story, so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

Listen to episode one here

The Fact Fly's One Big Question

What really happens when the garbage truck drives away and your trash disappears? Join Lauren and the Fact Fly as they chase the "Invisible Journey" of a snack wrapper all the way from the curb to its final destination! From the thundering compactor of the "Tuesday Monster" garbage truck to the jaw-dropping "Mega-Sorter" — a real factory that uses spinning Star Screens, magnetic tractor beams, and Eddy Currents to sort your recycling faster than you can blink — this episode reveals the incredible engineering behind every piece of trash you've ever thrown away. You'll discover why a modern landfill is actually a highly engineered "Trash Bathtub" with a protective liner, learn the shocking secret of a 50-year-old hot dog that still looks fresh, and meet the mighty "Micro-Crew" of worms and bacteria that turn food scraps into golden soil. Whether you're learning how landfills burp out electricity or figuring out how to "starve" the villain known as the Trash Man, this adventure shows that choosing the right bin isn't just sorting — it's being a real-life superhero for the planet.


© Brandon Savage | 27 min

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