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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

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Run, Rondo, Run
^{13:28 | Season: 5 | Episode: 7 | April 29th, 2021}

We’re learning about patterns and song form on The Music Box today! From binary to ternary to rondo and more, you’ll be able to identify the forms of some of your favorite music.

Jazz Month Finale! Interview with Jazz Singer Lindsey Benedict
^{28:32 | Episode: 60 | April 29th, 2021}

We’re wrapping up Jazz Appreciation Month this week on The Music Podcast for Kids. Mr. Henry and Mr. Fite sat down with jazz singer Lindsey Benedict. Be sure to leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks so much for listening!

Get To Know May Boeve
^{April 29th, 2021}

(Originally aired 7/21/19) Today, you’ll hear from May Boeve who narrated the previous episode about Katia Krafft. If you haven’t listened to last week’s episode, now is a good time to go back and check it out! Boeve reveals how she first cultivated an interest in climate change, the incredible humans who are working to create positive change, and the risk involved with her daily responsibilities!

Hannah & Charlie Lucas
^{12:25 | Season: 1 | Episode: 7 | April 29th, 2021}

When Hannah Lucas was 15 years old, she developed POTS, a medical condition that caused her to faint without warning. The anxiety around her condition combined with bullying and harassment from her classmates led Hannah to fall into a deep depression, culminating in an attempt to end her own life. During this incredibly low moment in her life, Hannah had an idea: What if there was a way to immediately alert the people around her that she was not ok? Aided by her tech-savvy brother, Charlie, Hannah’s idea came to life. The result is the notOK App™, a digital panic button which has now helped tens of thousands of others struggling with mental illness.

Cindy Blackstock Reads Spirit Bear’s Story
^{00:31:02 | April 28th, 2021}

In Episode 2 of Season 3, we get to hear from Cindy Blackstock – a Gitxsan social worker, professor, children’s advocate and author! She reads a very special story to us called: Spirit Bear and Children Make History which is based on a true story!

Katia Krafft Read By May Boeve
^{April 27th, 2021}

(Originally aired 7/19/19) Once upon a time, a girl dreamed of sailing down a river of lava. Her name was Katia. Katia became fascinated with volcanoes when she first saw them on-screen at a small French movie theater as a teenager. So, she set out to study them, capturing their magnificent beauty and power through the lens of her camera. With her daredevil husband Maurice by her side, Katia visited over half of the world’s active volcanoes, sailed a boat into a lake of acid, and even escaped out a second-story window into a pile of volcanic ash.

Episode 55 Telescopes And Stars
^{00:31:48 | April 27th, 2021}

Edwin Hubble changed our view of the Solar System, but he was also a collegiate National Champion basketball player and high school coach. He also dealt with the struggles of freezing his face to a telescope. Anything for Science! George Ellery Hale had the idea for the largest telescope in history, and the American Public made it a reality during the Great Depression. It was actually made from something you might use in the kitchen.

The Mysterious Case of the Missing Salmon
^{00:25:06 | Episode: 339 | April 26th, 2021}

There’s a mysterious salmon killer on the loose, and who better to crack the case than Detectives Guy Raz and Mindy!? Join Mindy, Guy Raz, and the whole crew as they uncover once and for all why in the world the salmon are disappearing after rainstorms! Is there something in the water? It’s the who, what, when, where, why, how, and wow of CHEMICALS!

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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

Run, Rondo, Run 13:28 | Season: 5 | Episode: 7 | April 29th, 2021

Jazz Month Finale! Interview with Jazz Singer Lindsey Benedict 28:32 | Episode: 60 | April 29th, 2021

Get To Know May Boeve April 29th, 2021

Hannah & Charlie Lucas 12:25 | Season: 1 | Episode: 7 | April 29th, 2021

Cindy Blackstock Reads Spirit Bear’s Story 00:31:02 | April 28th, 2021

Katia Krafft Read By May Boeve April 27th, 2021

Episode 55 Telescopes And Stars 00:31:48 | April 27th, 2021

The Mysterious Case of the Missing Salmon 00:25:06 | Episode: 339 | April 26th, 2021