S02 – Creative Conversations #7 – Henry Naylor
^{56:14 | Episode: 16 | March 8th, 2020}

Henry Naylor is an British comedy writer, producer, director, performer, and playwright. More recently, he has written plays that deal with difficult global and political issues.  Find out what inspires Henry to write plays and why he thinks it’s important to tell the stories that he does. 

Shore in Noongar
^{07:19 | March 8th, 2020}

We’re going back to the Noongar Nation to visit our Wirlomin Noongar friend, Cassie. She’s going to show us the hidden meanings of some of her favourite Noongar words.

Curious About Construction Trucks
^{00:12:08 | Season: 3 | Episode: 75 | March 8th, 2020}

In episode 75, thanks to an incredible suggestion from Zach from Philadelphia, PA, we get curious about construction trucks.  Why are bulldozers called bulldozers?  Can rollers crush a piano?  Learn about construction trucks with us.

Presidential Mini-Episode: Benjamin Harrison
^{00:05:10 | Season: 3 | Episode: 75 | March 7th, 2020}

Olivia's mommy teaches us about our twenty-third president, Benjamin Harrison.

30. Ned Kelly v Billy the Kid: who wins?
^{22:37 | March 7th, 2020}

WARNING – in this pod you will hear about gunfights and people getting shot and killed. It was all 150 years ago, but very young kids might not want to hear about it. Most of our episodes are for everyone, and we will return to a lighter topic next month, with something for kids of all ages.

Pelicans
^{00:40:40 | Episode: 212 | March 6th, 2020}

Join us this week and guest Rob Lang from Underdone Comics to talk about those goofballs of the sea and sky, pelicans!

The Physics of Basketball
^{00:14:12 | March 6th, 2020}

Can science make you better at sports? Sports scientist John Drazan says the answer is yes. John shares how losing a high school basketball game made him start thinking like a scientist. His high school physics teacher stepped in to explain how an idea called “mechanical advantage” could have saved the last point of the game – and changed his life forever. Join us to hear John’s aha moment, and hear his tips on how science can make you better at the things you love to do. 

51. Why do Bubbles Pop when you Touch them? With Helen Czerski. What is Dew? Why do we Hiccup?
^{9:52 | Season: 1 | Episode: 52 | March 6th, 2020}