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Head in the Clouds
^{00:22:16 | Season: 1 | Episode: 7 | December 29th, 2020}

Dreamers, keep your seatbelts fastened throughout the episode—we’re hitching a ride through the sky with A.J. on his biplane for some up-close cloud observing! With the help of some Mighty Meteorologists, A.J. guides a cloud through an identity crisis. Adriana Bailey, Atmospheric Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, shares all about atmospheric science. Then, we hear all about predicting the weather from Ginger Zee, Chief Meteorologist for ABC7 News and Good Morning America.

Tinkerclass (Week 2 Day 1): Rat Race! (encore)
^{00:27:46 | Episode: 311 | December 28th, 2020}

Lab rats, start your engines! What in the world happened when scientists created tiny rodent-sized cars and taught rats how to drive? And why in the world are these four-legged creatures using their newfound freedom to pick up Froot Loops? And how in the world can all of this benefit us humans?! The rat race is on, and Mindy and Guy Raz are taking you for a ride! It’s the Who, What, When, Where, Why, How, and Wow in the World of rat brains behind the wheel! (originally aired 12/9/19).

The History of New Year
^{00:08:38 | December 28th, 2020}

Sophie (aged 7) and Ellie (aged 5) decide to tell the history of New Year going back four thousand years.—-more—-They start by going to the time of the ancient Mesopotamians. They tell how they Mesopotamians celebrated New Year at the start of Spring on March 25th. They had parties and invented the idea of New Year Resolutions. Fast forward to 2000 years ago and it is the time of the Romans. The Romans also celebrated the New Year on March 25th. But they had an important thing happen on January 1st. This was the date that the Consuls of Rome took charge. They were the people in charge of the city for that year. Over time Romans started to celebrate the day they took charge as the start of the year. But the Romans had a problem too. Their calendar was all wrong. Julius Caesar was ruler of Rome. He decided to fix the mistakes in the calendar and while he was at it, he change the start of the year from March 25th to January 1st. They also used to have massive parties on January 1st. After the Romans the Christians kingdoms of Europe kept having different days for the start of the New year. Some of them used the old March 25th date and others the January 1st date. Gradually, they all started to use January 1st. For some countries Christmas was more important than New Year. But for some countries New Year was far more important. One of those countries was Scotland. There they celebrated New Year with a festival called Hogmanay. The traditions of Hogmanay are very old. Some people think that they word is French and was brought to Scotland by Mary Queen of Scots. It used to be a tradition that it brought good luck if you had a dark haired man come into your house straight after midnight. Sophie wonders whether that because a blonde haired man would be a dangerous Viking. Hogmanay is still a huge festival in Scotland. In fact the Scots have a two day holiday afterwards! We end by telling some of the story of Auld Lang Syne and Sophie and Ellie sing the first verse. We wish you all a very Happy New Year. Thank you for listening to History Storytime this year.PATRONS’ CLUBDo please consider joining our Patron’s Club. Details are on www.patreon.com/historystorytime. You can access exclusive new episodes, be in an episode or choose an episode.

Curious About Cockroaches
^{00:10:40 | Season: 5 | Episode: 117 | December 27th, 2020}

In episode 117, we get curious about cockroaches for Oscar of Sydney, Australia. We learn why people think cockroaches are gross, what cockroaches look like, and why they are so hard to get rid of if you find them in your house. We also learn about vision loss for Allison of Houston, Texas. Join us as we get curious about 2 topics for the last episode of 2020.

The History of Chocolate (Radio Edit)
^{00:28:47 | December 26th, 2020}

Greg Jenner is joined by chocolate historian Alex Hutchinson and British TV legend Richard Osman to explore the culinary and cultural history of chocolate.

Our Favorite Holiday Tradition (with The Secret Life of Plants ENCORE)
^{00:17:48 | December 25th, 2020}

A log that poops presents? Find out about Lindsay and Marshall’s favorite holiday tradition, Tió de Nadal! Followed by one of Tumble’s favorite-ever episode, The Secret Life of Plants.

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Holiday Wrap Battle
^{00:09:57 | Episode: 310 | December 25th, 2020}

Why does Guy Raz think Mindy wants to throw a rap battle? And what does this have to do with the HOLIDAYS?! We’ve got questions AND answers on this special, jolly round of Two Whats?! And A Wow! We’re challenging you to separate the fact from the fiction about the HOLIDAYS!

The Night Before Christmas
^{5:26 | Season: 2 | Episode: 14 | December 25th, 2020}

Dear Mirthers, this was used for a patron only benefit but have decided to release it for all listeners. Patrons, you will be getting a bonus tale for the month of January so you don’t lose out.

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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

Head in the Clouds 00:22:16 | Season: 1 | Episode: 7 | December 29th, 2020

Tinkerclass (Week 2 Day 1): Rat Race! (encore) 00:27:46 | Episode: 311 | December 28th, 2020

The History of New Year 00:08:38 | December 28th, 2020

Curious About Cockroaches 00:10:40 | Season: 5 | Episode: 117 | December 27th, 2020

The History of Chocolate (Radio Edit) 00:28:47 | December 26th, 2020

Our Favorite Holiday Tradition (with The Secret Life of Plants ENCORE) 00:17:48 | December 25th, 2020

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Holiday Wrap Battle 00:09:57 | Episode: 310 | December 25th, 2020

The Night Before Christmas 5:26 | Season: 2 | Episode: 14 | December 25th, 2020