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There are 6049 episodes in the Educational topic.

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Two Whats?! And A Wow! – The Long Run
^{00:13:12 | Episode: 1080 | December 12th, 2025}

The next episode of Two Whats and a Wow is a long one! No.. it won’t take any more time to listen to than the usual episode, it’s just a show about really long stuff! Mindy & Guy will help you separate the what’s and wows from the long and short of it. Want more WHATs and WOWs? Visit https://bit.ly/40hR1P0. Did you know you can watch full episodes of Two Whats?! And A Wow! on YouTube and YouTube Kids?! Visit https://bit.ly/3WlHLbk to start watching and WOWing with us!

#171 How do volcanoes erupt? w/ Robin George Andrews. How are continents made? How do we breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide?
^{00:12:51 | December 12th, 2025}

Welcome to Episode #171 of Everything Under the Sun!

Jane Austen (Radio Edit)
^{00:28:13 | December 12th, 2025}

Greg Jenner is joined in Regency England by historian Dr Lucy Worsley and actor Sally Phillips to learn all about the life and works of literary legend Jane Austen on the 250th anniversary of her birth in December 1775.

You’re Invited to an Ancient Roman Dinner Party!
^{00:15:19 | December 12th, 2025}

All aboard, Culture Kids families! In this adventure, Mom and Asher hop back onto the Culture Train Time Machine for an unforgettable visit to ancient Rome, where they reunite with Ms. Zoe, producer of the Getty Museum podcast If Objects Could Talk. Together, they tiptoe into a glowing triclinium, the Roman dining room, to watch a real dinner party happening over two thousand years ago.

Banned apps and tiny zaps
^{0:13:22 | December 11th, 2025}

On this week’s News Time, we’ll head to the desert to dig up a haul of significant artefacts. Then, we’ll hear from a News Time listener with a truly life-saving message.

The Bridge: How Rainbows Connect Worlds
^{00:28:49 | Episode: 28 | December 11th, 2025}

What is a rainbow? An optical illusion? Or a thing out there in the world? For centuries, cultures around the world believed that rainbows were bridges – pathways to gods and to the afterlife. Then in 1665, during a plague, a young Isaac Newton made a discovery that changed everything : sunlight is made of many colors. He counted 7. But artists, poets and curious children weren’t convinced. How could a rainbow only have seven colors? Their skepticism led to a far stranger discovery that would revolutionize how we understand the universe. – In the end, we learn that rainbows are kind of a bridge – between our outer and inner worlds.

Get to Know Chef Rachel Gurjar
^{00:09:56 | December 9th, 2025}

Chef and food writer Rachel Gurjar shares how she went from Mumbai to culinary school, test kitchens, and Rebel Girls Make Dessert, mixing memory, creativity, and courage to inspire anyone who loves to play in the kitchen.

How mastering metal saved lives
^{00:30:14 | Season: 16 | Episode: 357 | December 9th, 2025}

Humans have been fascinated by metal for thousands of years. But it took us a long time to master making things with metal. In this episode we go back in time to learn how Japanese swords were forged, how swings were used to make thin metal wires and why steel cables saved so many lives. Molly and co-host Ava are joined by Dylan Thuras, co-founder of Atlas Obscura for part two of this deep dive on all things metal. Plus, Marc meets some talking boxes and there’s an all new Mystery Sound.

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There are 6049 episodes in the Educational topic.

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – The Long Run 00:13:12 | Episode: 1080 | December 12th, 2025

#171 How do volcanoes erupt? w/ Robin George Andrews. How are continents made? How do we breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide? 00:12:51 | December 12th, 2025

Jane Austen (Radio Edit) 00:28:13 | December 12th, 2025

You’re Invited to an Ancient Roman Dinner Party! 00:15:19 | December 12th, 2025

Banned apps and tiny zaps 0:13:22 | December 11th, 2025

The Bridge: How Rainbows Connect Worlds 00:28:49 | Episode: 28 | December 11th, 2025

Get to Know Chef Rachel Gurjar 00:09:56 | December 9th, 2025

How mastering metal saved lives 00:30:14 | Season: 16 | Episode: 357 | December 9th, 2025