Tai Says Hi
^{00:02:24 | Season: 1001 | August 28th, 2018}

Meet Tai Poole – a little guy with big questions. Join him as he heads from universities to playgrounds seeking answers. He may not solve all the mysteries of life, but give him a break … he’s only 11 years old. Coming October 24.

The Dinosaur With Dandruff
^{00:21:59 | Episode: 82 | August 27th, 2018}

Don’t scritch scratch that itchy, flaky scalp! Take it from the Beipiaosaurus, it doesn’t help! Join Mindy and Guy Raz, and a tiny T-Rex as they explore the Who, What, When, Where, Why, How, and Wow in the World of the oldest ever case of dandruff!

Season 3 Teaser
^{01:40 | August 25th, 2018}

Hyenas
^{00:42:11 | Episode: 129 | August 22nd, 2018}

Hyenas! This week Paul and Donna are talking about hyenas! These smelly savanna scavengers are surprisingly super! But first the news! Don’t invite hyenas to […]

An Intergalactic Interloper!
^{00:25:55 | Episode: 81 | August 20th, 2018}

It came from another solar system! No, it’s not the latest sci-fi summer blockbuster; it’s science! Join Mindy and Guy Raz as they explore the Who, What, When, Where, Why, How, and Wow in the World of alien asteroids!

Mirths and Monsters Episode 17-1 year anniversary episode
^{19:35 | August 18th, 2018}

One year ago I started this for fun, can’t believe I’m still doing it. You all are awesome.

Why Do People Like Different Types Of Music?
^{25:23 | Episode: 72 | August 17th, 2018}

In this episode of But Why, we hear music from Music for Sprouts’ Mr. Chris, Drummer Seny Daffe, and cellist Emily Taubl and answer questions about strings, percussion, and the magic of music itself. Get ready to dance.

The Case of the Shrinking Laboratory
^{00:12:25 | August 17th, 2018}

What if you could shrink your technology down to a size that’s 100,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair? It sounds like sci-fi, but it’s not. Romain Quidant shows us how he helped shrink an entire medical laboratory down to the size of a computer chip. The “lab on a chip” uses molecular mini-detectives to track down diseases hiding within a tiny drop of blood. We’ll find out how it works, and why a tiny particle could make a big difference for human health.