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Honour The Treaties
^{00:18:26 | September 30th, 2021}

In Episode 5 of Season 3, we learn what treaties are and how important it is to honour the treaties made with Indigenous Nations in Canada and the USA.

Interview: Renowned Choral Conductor Suzi Digby
^{42:06 | Episode: 76 | September 30th, 2021}

Suzi Digby was born in Japan and lived in Hong Kong, Mexico, and the Philippines before settling in the UK. She is a leading choral conductor and music educator and has promoted the revival of singing in the schools and communities in the UK. In 2016 she founded ORA Singers. She also founded the following National organizations: The Voices Foundation, a leading Primary Music charity; Vocal Futures, which nurtures young audiences for classical music and the London Youth Choir, which comprises five choirs, drawing singers, aged 8–22, from all of London’s boroughs and multiple communities. She is Visiting Professor of Choral Studies at the University of Southern California (Los Angeles) and in 2014 launched the professional vocal consort The Golden Bridge in California. She has conducted, annually, 2,000 voices in the Royal Albert Hall, London, in a scratch Youth Messiah. She has also conducted many leading ensembles, including the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the London Mozart Players, The English Concert, and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. She is the official choral conductor for The Rolling Stones and she regularly adjudicates choral competitions and gives workshops and lectures around the world. She was Acting Music Director of Queens’ College, Cambridge, where she founded and now runs the Queens’ Choral Conducting Programme.

We Love Books Mini Bonus Episode – Travel Writing with Tom Hall
^{0:10:43 | September 29th, 2021}

Lonely Planet’s Tom Hall is in the house to share expert wisdom on the perfect piece of travel writing and reveals his favourite places to visit around the world

Episode 60 Big Ideas: Professor TSC Lowe and John Cleves Symmes Jr
^{00:33:00 | September 29th, 2021}

Professor TSC Lowe (who was not a professor at all) had visions for a transatlantic balloon flight. He never succeeded in that but he did wind up as the Chief Aeronaut of the Balloon Corps during the American Civil War. His vision laid the ground work for Ferdinand Von Zeppelin’s later accomplishments. John Cleves Symmes Jr. popularized a theory known as the Hollow Earth Theory. He believed that the earth was hollow and contained other habitable worlds. Was he right? He was worse than right. He was wrong. All music, as usual, by Mick Sullivan. The writing and voices too.

How to conquer Garbage Mountain
^{00:36:06 | September 28th, 2021}

After getting a firsthand look at the history of trash, we’re having visions from garbage’s present and future this week. Producer Kunsang Dorjee visits a landfill to see what happens to our trash after we throw it away, and producer Ruby Guthrie shows us how we can make less trash and dispose the trash we do make in ways that are better for the planet. Plus: we hear from a kid who helped her class produce almost no waste during the school year. And our Moment of Um answers the question: if ants like sweet things, why don’t they attack beehives?

Pop-Up Pasta Party
^{00:26:05 | Episode: 407 | September 27th, 2021}

Pop the… pasta?! Join Mindy, Guy Raz, and the rest of the crew in Mindy’s Noodle Caboodle as they discover the HOWs and WOWs of a new kind of noodle! What does 2D pasta look like?! And how could it help the planet and conserve energy? It’s the who, what, when, where, how and WOW of FLAT PASTA!

Season 6 Finale
^{00:23:21 | Season: 6 | Episode: 156 | September 26th, 2021}

In episode 156, we thank a lot of special people, we answer questions from our listeners about us and about the podcast, we reveal our favorite episodes and facts from season 6, we share a special surprise interview, we give you lots of details about upcoming season 7, and Olivia's mommy recaps President Donald Trump's 4 years in the White House as part of our presidential mini-episode series.

How Deep Is The Ocean?
^{19:18 | Episode: 163 | September 24th, 2021}

We’re exploring a part of the world that not much is known about—in fact, you could be one of the people who help us understand and learn more about this very important, and very large, part of our earth.

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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

Honour The Treaties 00:18:26 | September 30th, 2021

Interview: Renowned Choral Conductor Suzi Digby 42:06 | Episode: 76 | September 30th, 2021

We Love Books Mini Bonus Episode – Travel Writing with Tom Hall 0:10:43 | September 29th, 2021

Episode 60 Big Ideas: Professor TSC Lowe and John Cleves Symmes Jr 00:33:00 | September 29th, 2021

How to conquer Garbage Mountain 00:36:06 | September 28th, 2021

Pop-Up Pasta Party 00:26:05 | Episode: 407 | September 27th, 2021

Season 6 Finale 00:23:21 | Season: 6 | Episode: 156 | September 26th, 2021

How Deep Is The Ocean? 19:18 | Episode: 163 | September 24th, 2021