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There are 6061 episodes in the Educational topic.

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Why are some dogs so small and some so large?
^{00:06:22 | May 14th, 2025}

Dogs come in so many different sizes, from the tiniest teacup terrier to the giant Great Dane. How did we get such a delightful assortment of these furry best buddies? We asked Brains On producer and archaeologist Anna Goldfield to help us find the answer.

Where does maple syrup come from?
^{00:25:18 | May 14th, 2025}

Today’s episode is all about the best breakfast topping, the sap that slaps…maple syrup! If you’ve ever had maple syrup on your pancakes or waffles, you have the Native people of what’s now called North America to thank for that. Native people have been making maple syrup for hundreds, if not thousands of years.

Amelia Earhart Read by Zara Rutherford
^{00:22:24 | May 13th, 2025}

Amelia Earhart was a pioneer of the sky. Her adventures in the clouds not only broke records, but paved the way for countless women pilots who followed. Listen to hear of her wild explorations, her limitless bravery, and her incredible legacy.

Body Bonanza: Bruises, scars and Band-Aids
^{00:32:20 | May 13th, 2025}

Brains On is a non-profit public radio program. There are lots of ways to support the show:

Smarty Pass Sneak Peek: Life is Poopiful
^{00:01:38 | May 12th, 2025}

Oh no! An awful spell has put Ruby, Rosie, and Anna in a poopiful situation at Brains On HQ! It looks like the only way to save them is with a quick game with Molly Bloom. Grab your Smarty Pass to hear how a change of verb can leave things poopiful.

Why is the moon white and why does it have different shapes?
^{00:06:31 | May 12th, 2025}

Some planets have lots of moons. Others have none. Earth has just one moon, but it’s a really great one. It can glow bright and white and sometimes it’s shaped like a big round ball. Other times it’s skinny like the white tip of a fingernail. Makes you wonder, why does the moon look the way it does? We asked Preston Dyches from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to help us find the answer.

A Star is Born – A Brief History of Nuclear Fusion (5/12/25)
^{00:24:47 | Episode: 952 | May 12th, 2025}

Mindy is building a nuclear fusion reactor in her back yard to help power her latest invention. In order to explain the science behind the power, Mindy takes Guy Raz inside our very own, 100% natural, locally sourced, fusion reactor just 93 million miles away …. the Sun! It’s the who, when, where, why, how and WOW of nuclear fusion energy!

Antlion in Ngalia
^{0:07:12 | May 11th, 2025}

It’s our last visit to Ngalia Country to see Kado on his beautiful ngurrara. He’s going to share the Creation story for a very small creature that calls the desert home… the antlion!

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Podcasts about: Educational

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There are 6061 episodes in the Educational topic.

Why are some dogs so small and some so large? 00:06:22 | May 14th, 2025

Where does maple syrup come from? 00:25:18 | May 14th, 2025

Amelia Earhart Read by Zara Rutherford 00:22:24 | May 13th, 2025

Body Bonanza: Bruises, scars and Band-Aids 00:32:20 | May 13th, 2025

Smarty Pass Sneak Peek: Life is Poopiful 00:01:38 | May 12th, 2025

Why is the moon white and why does it have different shapes? 00:06:31 | May 12th, 2025

A Star is Born – A Brief History of Nuclear Fusion (5/12/25) 00:24:47 | Episode: 952 | May 12th, 2025

Antlion in Ngalia 0:07:12 | May 11th, 2025