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There are 6160 episodes in the Educational topic.

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Turning into Yogis with Yoga Teacher Kino MacGregor
^{00:21:06 | Season: 3 | Episode: 16 | January 31st, 2025}

From India to the US and all around the world, yoga is loved by so many people! Why? Maybe because with every yoga pose, you can transform into a turtle, a dog, a scorpion, or even a DRAGON! But yoga isn’t just fun—it also has so many ways to make life better for both kids and grown-ups. In this episode, famous yoga teacher Kino MacGregor shows Luis and Emily how to become a yogi (someone who practices yoga). Join them as they learn to keep their minds calm and take a trip to India for the biggest yoga session ever!

Why can’t kids go to space?
^{00:05:21 | January 31st, 2025}

So far, only adults have been to space. But there are plenty of kids who’d love to travel to space, so what gives? Why can’t kids walk on the moon? Or visit the International Space Station? We asked NASA engineer Varoujan Gorjian to help us find the answer.

How Does Vision Work?
^{00:23:56 | Season: 10 | Episode: 8 | January 31st, 2025}

How does vision work? That’s what Junie wants to know. And is it possible to create vision for people who don’t see? We’ll dive into the mysteries of how we see with Lucas Nadolskis, a scientist who became blind when he was five. Lucas is studying how vision works in the brain to understand if it’s possible to see without using your eyes! Intrigued? Listen in to find out more of the mysteries behind the science of vision!

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Word is the Word (1/31/25)
^{00:16:02 | Episode: 886 | January 31st, 2025}

Why are Mindy and Guy Raz sorting their fan mail, and what does it have to do with language? We’ve got the WHATs and the WOWs about words, and it’s up to you to guess the winning WOW! Originally aired 9/9/22.

Lunar New Year and brilliant baller
^{0:12:45 | January 31st, 2025}

On News Time today, we’re celebrating a special event on the calendar, Lunar New Year! Then, we’ll meet someone who stomps on bricks and you’ll discover why anyone would line up for hours to smell something horrible.

How NASA Found the Ingredients For Life on an Asteroid
^{00:27:38 | Season: 8 | Episode: 6 | January 29th, 2025}

How did life begin? It’s one of science’s biggest questions, but it’s impossible to answer on Earth, where ancient clues have been buried by the planet’s shifting surface. Instead, scientists are looking beyond our own planet, to asteroids like Bennu, a distant fragment of a lost world. In 2023, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft collected a sample of Bennu’s surface and brought it back to Earth. Ever since, scientists have been hard at work studying the fragments of asteroid Bennu. Now, they’re ready to reveal the results—our best look yet at a time capsule from the early solar system that once fostered the ingredients for life.

Why don’t robots have tickle spots?
^{00:05:11 | January 29th, 2025}

We love when our listeners send in super unique questions. We also love robots. So we had to answer this head-scratcher of a question from listener Lucas: why aren’t robots ticklish? We asked pediatrician Emma Gerstenzang to help us find the answer.

Banneker’s Clock and Pearse’s Plane
^{00:34:29 | January 29th, 2025}

Two guys who grew up on farms. Both were tinkerers. Benjamin Banneker, a free Black American created the first striking clock built in America. Richard Pearse, from New Zealand, was a pioneer in flight. Was he a first? we don’t know for sure. But he was pretty interesting!

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There are 6160 episodes in the Educational topic.

Turning into Yogis with Yoga Teacher Kino MacGregor 00:21:06 | Season: 3 | Episode: 16 | January 31st, 2025

Why can’t kids go to space? 00:05:21 | January 31st, 2025

How Does Vision Work? 00:23:56 | Season: 10 | Episode: 8 | January 31st, 2025

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Word is the Word (1/31/25) 00:16:02 | Episode: 886 | January 31st, 2025

Lunar New Year and brilliant baller 0:12:45 | January 31st, 2025

How NASA Found the Ingredients For Life on an Asteroid 00:27:38 | Season: 8 | Episode: 6 | January 29th, 2025

Why don’t robots have tickle spots? 00:05:11 | January 29th, 2025

Banneker’s Clock and Pearse’s Plane 00:34:29 | January 29th, 2025