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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Flavor facts: Why food is so delicious
^{00:35:51 | November 26th, 2019}

You might think flavor is what happens on your tongue – and it is. But it’s also so much more.

S2, E18 – CONGLOMERATION
^{17:47 | Season: 2 | Episode: 18 | November 25th, 2019}

In this bonus episode, host Lynn Hickernell explains the word, “conglomeration” with a “Say What?!?” segment about the Latin phrase, E Pluribus Unum, the traditional song, “Dona Nobis Pacem,” and overviews of other kids’ podcasts that are part of the conglomeration of podcasters known as Kids Listen.

Ice, Ice, Baby: Why Is Ice Slippery?
^{21:20 | Episode: 105 | November 22nd, 2019}

How does water turn into ice? Why is ice sometimes slippery and other times sticky? Why is it so cold? Why does it float? How are icicles made? Why are icebergs mostly underwater? What was the ice age? We’ll get answers to all of those questions with help from Celeste Labedz of the California Institute of Technology. And we’ll take a trip to the world’s largest skating rink, the Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Ontario.

What was the first life on earth?
^{00:32:24 | November 20th, 2019}

What was the first lifeform like? What was the first fish or mammal? Is it even possible to know? In this episode, we look to the fossil record to help us trace our roots back to the Last Universal Common Ancestor. Paleontologist Neil Shubin joins us to talk about discovering a remarkably cool fossil that helped us understand how life evolved over billions of years. We also take a field trip to the Hall of Ancestors and examine a few branches on the tree of life. And we learn why figuring out how life began on earth could help us as we find life elsewhere in the universe.

The Rise of the Dinosaurs
^{00:16:37 | November 15th, 2019}

“What’s the oldest dinosaur?” “How did dinosaurs come alive?” We tackle two listener questions in one epic story of dinosaur domination. Scientist Jessica Whiteside takes us back in time to the dawn of the dinosaurs, 230 million years ago. The story involves fascinating fossils, intense lava eruptions, climate craziness, and dinosaurs doubling in size. We’re going to find out what happened, and how scientists discovered it all.

Ask-A-Scientist: Bird Bonanza!
^{00:27:57 | November 12th, 2019}

In this special episode, we’ve asked two rock star ornithologists to answer a flock of listener questions about birds. Drew Lanham and Corina Newsome talk flying, feathers, eggs, poop and how we humans can help birds. Plus: we test their ears with the Mystery Sound and their obscure bird knowledge with a game called Real Birds or Just Words.

S1, E13 – NESCIENCE (encore)
^{28:56 | Season: 1 | Episode: 13 | November 11th, 2019}

This encore episode, originally released in November 2018, centers on the word, “nescience.” Host Lynn Hickernell explains this word in an excerpt from philosopher Herbert Spencer’s First Principles, a “Do Over” about The School Play, and concludes with the Miss Lynn song, “Still Learning.”

How Do Meteorologists Predict The Weather?
^{November 8th, 2019}

There’s all sorts of weather happening right now around the world. Rain, sun, wind, snow… you name it, somewhere it’s happening. It may seem hard to keep track of it all, but scientists have it figured out. We’ll find out how they collect data on weather around the globe and turn it into a forecast.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Flavor facts: Why food is so delicious 00:35:51 | November 26th, 2019

S2, E18 – CONGLOMERATION 17:47 | Season: 2 | Episode: 18 | November 25th, 2019

Ice, Ice, Baby: Why Is Ice Slippery? 21:20 | Episode: 105 | November 22nd, 2019

What was the first life on earth? 00:32:24 | November 20th, 2019

The Rise of the Dinosaurs 00:16:37 | November 15th, 2019

Ask-A-Scientist: Bird Bonanza! 00:27:57 | November 12th, 2019

S1, E13 – NESCIENCE (encore) 28:56 | Season: 1 | Episode: 13 | November 11th, 2019

How Do Meteorologists Predict The Weather? November 8th, 2019