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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

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Episode 64: Oh, So Many Birds!
^{00:32:15 | January 30th, 2022}

Eugene Schieffelin filled American skies with Starlings, who replaced the Passenger Pigeons that once (literally) darkened the skies. John James Audubon’s obsession helped him create a very expensive book. This episode is about birds, and a whole lot more. Featuring Greg and Abigail Maupin, Mick Sullivan and that’s about it.

Curious About Ears
^{00:18:09 | Season: 7 | Episode: 174 | January 30th, 2022}

In episode 174, we get curious about ears for Ash of Boulder, Colorado. We learn what earwax is, whether there are bones in the ear, and why kids get lots of ear infections. Olivia interviews a pediatric otolaryngologist to ask him a few questions about ears, including whether it's safe to use q-tips to clean your ears.

Mirths and Monsters presents The Wendigo part 1
^{16:20 | Season: 3 | Episode: 2 | January 29th, 2022}

Mirthers! Join me and the furry crew in the first part of our learning and adventure about the wendigo. Lots to learn and it’s not terrifying as it may sound, no honest!

How are images chosen for coins?
^{26:28 | Episode: 172 | January 28th, 2022}

The U.S. Mint is producing a new series of quarters featuring American women. The first one, featuring poet Maya Angelou, has just been released. We’re learning about coins are made and how images are chosen for money around the world. The US has a law preventing any living person from appearing on its money. Kenya has a new rule preventing any individual people on their money at all. Meanwhile, many countries with kings or queens have those leaders on their money while they’re still in power. Questions we tackle in this episode: How are coins made and how do they get their logos? How are presidents chosen for coins? Why does Lincoln have his shoulder in the picture while other presidents don’t? Why are coins different sizes? What are coins made of? We learn more from Rodney Gillis of the American Numismatic Association and Leigh Gordon of the Royal Australian Mint.

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Are You Smarter Than a Goldfish (Encore – 1/28/22)
^{00:10:13 | Episode: 448 | January 28th, 2022}

Mindy and Guy Raz are filming a fake commercial to show Mindy’s groundbreaking way of opening pickle jars… but what does this have to do with an octopus? We’ve got questions AND answers in this round Two Whats?! And A Wow! We’re challenging you to find facts from fiction about SMART ANIMALS! (Originally aired 4/30/21)

Hungry badger and jumbo potato
^{10:31 | January 28th, 2022}

On today’s show: A hungry badger digs up buried treasure, the world celebrates International Day of Education, scientists make fuel from fruit, Canberra gets an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander precinct, and a Kiwi couple grows a jumbo potato named Doug.

The History of Meter!
^{13:38 | Episode: 92 | January 27th, 2022}

Travel through time with Mr. Henry and Mr. Fite as they learn how meters in music have been used throughout history. Floating sounds, marching, and rockin’ out is what this episode is all about. On to the show!

Be #FDNYSmart During the Winter!
^{00:13:02 | Episode: 14 | January 25th, 2022}

Did you know Closing the Door when escaping a fire helps keep smoke and fire from spreading? It’s true and is so important. Closing doors can keep hallways and exits clear, so everyone remains safe. These winter months are when accidental fires happen most often. In thisepisodeof the FDNY Smart Podcast for Kids! we’re discussing “winter safety” and how to be FDNYSmart in your home, so you, your family and neighbors can stay safe this winter.

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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

Episode 64: Oh, So Many Birds! 00:32:15 | January 30th, 2022

Curious About Ears 00:18:09 | Season: 7 | Episode: 174 | January 30th, 2022

Mirths and Monsters presents The Wendigo part 1 16:20 | Season: 3 | Episode: 2 | January 29th, 2022

How are images chosen for coins? 26:28 | Episode: 172 | January 28th, 2022

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Are You Smarter Than a Goldfish (Encore – 1/28/22) 00:10:13 | Episode: 448 | January 28th, 2022

Hungry badger and jumbo potato 10:31 | January 28th, 2022

The History of Meter! 13:38 | Episode: 92 | January 27th, 2022

Be #FDNYSmart During the Winter! 00:13:02 | Episode: 14 | January 25th, 2022