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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

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Curious About The Titanic
^{00:15:58 | Season: 6 | Episode: 134 | April 25th, 2021}

In episode 134, we get curious about The Titanic for Adelyn and Archie of Cedar Grove, New Jersey and Addison of Tennessee. How big was The Titanic? What did it look like? Why did it sink? What has been done in the years since to make sure nothing like the sinking of The Titanic ever happens again?

How Are Rocks Formed?
^{36:02 | Episode: 152 | April 23rd, 2021}

How are rocks made? Why are some rocks hard and others soft? How do rocks shine? How are geodes and crystals made? Why do some rocks have gems in them? Answers to your rock questions with Hendratta Ali, rock doctor! Ali is a geologist who studies and teaches at Fort Hays State University in Kansas.

WeWow Earth Week Day 5: Reflect & Share
^{00:08:12 | Episode: 338 | April 23rd, 2021}

It’s day 5 of WeWow–Time to reflect and share our Earth Week Podject

Teamwork makes the DREAM work at the Factory of Marvelous Flavors!
^{15:22 | Season: 5 | Episode: 49 | April 22nd, 2021}

Zara and Leo go for a walk in the forest and discover an abandoned factory. When the factory comes to life, they have to figure out what each of the mysterious machines is for! Discover the power of teamwork and meet the Peace Corps volunteer who created a team that makes chocolate and happiness at the same time!

What Aria Talking About? Opera Plots Explained
^{13:45 | Season: 5 | Episode: 6 | April 22nd, 2021}

If you’ve ever been to the opera, you may have found yourself wondering what’s happening onstage. Sometimes opera plots can be tough to understand, especially if you’re a kid! Today we’ll learn about a couple of operas written specifically for kids: “L’enfant et les sortilèges” by Maurice Ravel, and “Brundibár” by Hans Krása.

The Rained-Out Blues: Hamsters, Race Cars, and Weather?!
^{16:02 | Episode: 59 | April 22nd, 2021}

Jazz Appreciation Month continues on The Music Podcast for Kids. Join Mr. Henry, Mr. Fite, and Mr. Hairylegs as they turn a rainy day into a blues song and the best day ever! Breakfast, hamsters, race cars, and music?! Find out more in today’s episode. Be sure to leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks so much for listening!

Get To Know Danni Washington
^{April 22nd, 2021}

Get to know science communicator Danni Washington, who brought us the story of environmental activist Xiye Bastida. Danni tells us about her new podcast The Genius Generation, celebrating young people tackling the world’s biggest problem. She shares her love of the ocean, and how she became a science communicator. And she tells the story of meeting Xiye in person at the 2019 climate march!

Luna Abadia
^{14:24 | Season: 1 | Episode: 6 | April 22nd, 2021}

While studying abroad in Japan, 16-year-old Luna Abadia saw the effects of climate change first-hand. Typhoons were getting stronger, snow becoming rarer, and traditional crops were no longer able to grow. This inspired Luna to act. She entered a speech competition and wrote about the importance of combating climate change. Her speech got a lot of attention and Luna became a national finalist. Realizing the power her voice could have, when Luna returned home to Oregon, she founded the Effective Climate Action Project (https://www.effectiveclimateaction.org/) or ECAP for short – a youth-led organization working to increase awareness of effective solutions to climate change.

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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

Curious About The Titanic 00:15:58 | Season: 6 | Episode: 134 | April 25th, 2021

How Are Rocks Formed? 36:02 | Episode: 152 | April 23rd, 2021

WeWow Earth Week Day 5: Reflect & Share 00:08:12 | Episode: 338 | April 23rd, 2021

Teamwork makes the DREAM work at the Factory of Marvelous Flavors! 15:22 | Season: 5 | Episode: 49 | April 22nd, 2021

What Aria Talking About? Opera Plots Explained 13:45 | Season: 5 | Episode: 6 | April 22nd, 2021

The Rained-Out Blues: Hamsters, Race Cars, and Weather?! 16:02 | Episode: 59 | April 22nd, 2021

Get To Know Danni Washington April 22nd, 2021

Luna Abadia 14:24 | Season: 1 | Episode: 6 | April 22nd, 2021