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This Or That? How Babies’ Picks Become Preferences
^{00:25:18 | Episode: 305 | December 7th, 2020}

Things are getting out of control as Mindy offers free babysitting in the Laboratory of Bad Ideas! Little does Guy Raz know that she’s babysitting… for science!! What could possibly go wrong?! Join Mindy, Guy Raz, and a group of tiny decision makers as they recreate a scientific study that shows how random choices we make as babies become our preferences! It’s the Who, What, When, Where, Why, How and Wow in the world of why we like what we like!

WW2: Pearl Harbor 1941
^{00:10:00 | December 7th, 2020}

Sophie (age 7) & Ellie (age 5) tell the story of the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor which happened today in 1941 and brought America into World War Two. #OTD Until the 19th century Japan isolated itself from the world. Then Commodore Perry’s ironclad ship sails into Tokyo Harbour. The Japanese are amazed to realise how technologically far behind the world they have fallen. They resolve to catch up. For the next fifty years they modernise their economy building a formidable modern navy and fleet. They then resolve to use them in a bid for power. They start with a surprise attack on Russia at Port Arthur. Japan wins the war. Then in the 1930s they launch a surprise attack on China sweeping to control great swathes of the country. They treat ordinary Chinese people very badly. By 1941 the world is at war in Europe – World War Two. Other countries are concerned about Japan’s intentions. They stop selling oil to Japan. Without oil Japan would not be able to fight an aggressive war. Japan decides to strike at the oilfield in the far east controlled by the European Empires. But they know this will draw the American forces into World War Two. They decide to first launch a surprise attack on the US fleet at Pearl Harbor. At Pearl Harbor the US fleet suspects nothing. People are going about their daily business. Suddenly they see Japanese planes overhead diving into bomb the ships at harbor. Bombs rain down. Torpedoes dart underwater. Withing minutes some of the greatest US battleships are sunk. Thousands of lives are lost. The US try to fight back but it is too late to save the bulk of the fleet. The result is a crushing Japanese victory. But the Japanese victory is a hollow one. The Japanese have sunk the US Battleships. But the US carriers are not in Pearl Harbor that day. They are safe to fight again. Worse for Japan, America is roused to utter fury at the unprovoked attack. The US President calls it a day of infamy. The huge resources of America are mobilised for World War Two. They far outweigh the capacity of Japan. Three years later the Japanese empire is destroyed, Japan’s cities are in rubble and Japan is occupied. If you like this episode you might also like our other World War Two episodes. We have World War Two episodes on Dunkirk:WW2: The Miracle of Dunkirk and Winston Churchill in 1940 (historystorytime.com)Or you might like our World War Two episode on the Battle of Britain:WW2: The Battle of Britain and Winston Churchill in 1940 (historystorytime.com)Patrons’ ClubIf you like this episode you might want to join our Patrons’ Club. You can listen to exclusive episodes, help choose an episode or be in an episode. To join go to www.patreon.com/historystorytime

Curious About Dragons
^{00:10:45 | Season: 5 | Episode: 114 | December 6th, 2020}

In episode 114, we learn about dragons thanks to a fun suggestion by Nathan of Campbell, California and River. Are they real? What do they look like? Are they good or evil? What is a komodo dragon? Learn all about dragons with us.

The History of Football (Radio Edit)
^{00:28:52 | December 5th, 2020}

Where did football come from? Was it really invented in China or is the truth a little closer to home? And what’s the truth behind the history of the women’s game? Greg Jenner is joined by comedian Tom Parry and historian Prof Jean Williams to learn the history of the beautiful game.

Why Aren’t Babies Just Little Adults?
^{28:13 | Episode: 141 | December 4th, 2020}

Why are babies small and grownups big? Why are babies so helpless, instead of little versions of adults? Do babies know they’re babies? How do babies grow? How do babies learn to talk?

International Day of People with Disability
^{14:19 | December 4th, 2020}

This week on News Time, we’re celebrating International Day of People with Disability. Ruby is joined by super co-hosts India and Gillian to talk about disability, cheer on the first Ironman with Down’s Syndrome, learn about sensory tours, get a yummy home delivery from Dylan Alcott, and hang ten as we surf the autistic spectrum!

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Bugging Out
^{00:10:06 | Episode: 304 | December 4th, 2020}

Mindy’s new game show, Are You Smarter Than a Dung Beetle, will help us find out if Guy Raz is the strongest animal on this planet or if the dung beetle will reign supreme! And on our real game show, Two Whats?! And A Wow!, we challenge you to separate fact from fiction about some of the coolest bugs on the planet!

61. Why do rockets fly to planets? If you let go of a helium balloon would it go into space? How many satellites are there in space? Ft special guest expert Richard Branson.
^{15:22 | Season: 2 | Episode: 1 | December 4th, 2020}

Welcome back to the second series of Everything Under The Sun! Thanks for sending in your questions.

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There are 6095 episodes in the Educational topic.

This Or That? How Babies’ Picks Become Preferences 00:25:18 | Episode: 305 | December 7th, 2020

WW2: Pearl Harbor 1941 00:10:00 | December 7th, 2020

Curious About Dragons 00:10:45 | Season: 5 | Episode: 114 | December 6th, 2020

The History of Football (Radio Edit) 00:28:52 | December 5th, 2020

Why Aren’t Babies Just Little Adults? 28:13 | Episode: 141 | December 4th, 2020

International Day of People with Disability 14:19 | December 4th, 2020

Two Whats?! And A Wow! – Bugging Out 00:10:06 | Episode: 304 | December 4th, 2020

61. Why do rockets fly to planets? If you let go of a helium balloon would it go into space? How many satellites are there in space? Ft special guest expert Richard Branson. 15:22 | Season: 2 | Episode: 1 | December 4th, 2020