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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Tumble Presents: Mystery Recipe
^{00:16:15 | June 26th, 2020}

Mystery Recipe is a children’s podcast about cooking from America’s Test Kitchen Kids. Hosted by Molly Birnbaum (our guest on “The Science of Smell”), the series is a journey through different ingredients, all leading up to a grand finale cook along! The recipe is a MYSTERY—will you be able to guess what it is? Today we’re featuring the first episode. If you like what you hear, the first season is available wherever you get your podcasts.

S1, E10 – QUAGMIRE (encore)
^{17:04 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | June 22nd, 2020}

In this re-edited encore episode (originally released in October 2018), host Lynn Hickernell explains the literal and metaphorical uses of the word, “quagmire” with a passage from Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles, and a personal story about a complicated situation called, “The 8th Grade Quagmire.” The episode concludes with a selection from the Robert Burns poem, “Elegy on Captain Matthew Henderson.”

The Stone Age
^{00:14:21 | June 22nd, 2020}

Join Greg Jenner in The Stone Age and meet the Neolithic people of Skara Brae – a perfectly preserved ancient settlement discovered in the Orkney Islands, which can still be seen today.

But Why Live: A Discussion About Race And Racism
^{47:01 | Episode: 128 | June 19th, 2020}

In this special live episode But Why held a discussion about race and racism with the authors of ABCs of Diversity, Y. Joy Harris-Smith and Carolyn Helsel. You can listen to But Why Live at vpr.org and call-in every Friday at 1 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time through June 26, 2020. This program is in collaboration with the Vermont Agency of Education to bring interactive educational opportunities to students while schools are closed.

Peacock Spiders
^{00:09:01 | Season: 2 | Episode: 9 | June 18th, 2020}

Do peacock spiders really dance? Are they dangerous? What kind of spiders are they?

Why does green mean go? And other color conundrums
^{00:36:40 | June 16th, 2020}

The world is full of color, but how do our eyes see it? In this episode we’ll explain how color vision works, complete with a journey to a jazz club in the back of your eye. We’ll also look at the cultural meanings of the color red, we’ll find out about a new type of blue, and we’ll find out why stoplights use green to mean go. Our Moment of Um tackles the question, “why are bees black and yellow?”

Roman Gladiators
^{00:15:13 | June 15th, 2020}

Join Greg Jenner in Ancient Rome to meet the Gladiators. Discover the pros and cons of life as a Gladiator, how the rebellion of Spartacus led to improved conditions in Gladiator schools and learn your Samnites from your Retiarius. We will even tell you what the snack of choice was inside the arena!

But Why Live: Trees
^{48:30 | Episode: 127 | June 13th, 2020}

In this special live episode learned about trees and tree communication with scientists Alexia Constantinou and Katie McMahen of the Simard Lab at the University of British Columbia. You can listen to But Why Live at vpr.org and call-in every Friday at 1 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time through June 26, 2020. This program is in collaboration with the Vermont Agency of Education to bring interactive educational opportunities to students while schools are closed.

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Greeking Out

There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Tumble Presents: Mystery Recipe 00:16:15 | June 26th, 2020

S1, E10 – QUAGMIRE (encore) 17:04 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | June 22nd, 2020

The Stone Age 00:14:21 | June 22nd, 2020

But Why Live: A Discussion About Race And Racism 47:01 | Episode: 128 | June 19th, 2020

Peacock Spiders 00:09:01 | Season: 2 | Episode: 9 | June 18th, 2020

Why does green mean go? And other color conundrums 00:36:40 | June 16th, 2020

Roman Gladiators 00:15:13 | June 15th, 2020

But Why Live: Trees 48:30 | Episode: 127 | June 13th, 2020