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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Who Makes The Laws?
^{24:07 | Episode: 88 | March 29th, 2019}

Who makes the laws? That’s what 5-year-old Paxton from Kelowna, British Columbia wants to know! We learn about laws with Mike Doyle of the Canadian organization Civix, and Syl Sobel, author of How the U.S. Government Works. We also answer a question from Charlotte in North Carolina: how do elections work? And Hattie in England asks why her country has a government and a queen.

Little Blue Penguin
^{20:34 | March 28th, 2019}

Clara’s class has spoken! This week’s episode is all about the Little Blue Penguin (aka Fairy Penguin). This adorable little dude weighs in at just about two pounds, and stands only about a foot, but it packs a lot of cool stuff into that small size. In this episode, we talk about molting, fledging, diving, vocalization, and lots more.

Carnivores: Plants and animals that bite back
^{00:25:04 | March 26th, 2019}

Most plants get the energy and nutrients they need from water, sunlight, air and soil. But carnivorous plants get key nutrients from a different source: bugs. We’ll find out how they do it and talk about the mystery of how venus fly traps snap shut. Plus: Two gardeners – one very experienced and one just starting out – offer their tips for growing venus fly traps.

The Tale of the High School Astronomer
^{00:14:49 | March 22nd, 2019}

Meet Ana Humphrey. She hasn’t graduated from high school yet, but she’s already discovered 560 places outside our solar system where we could find hidden planets. Ana won the 2019 Regeneron Science Talent Search with her project that used a mathematical model to pinpoint locations for exoplanet search parties. But Ana’s story is more than a successful science fair project. Find out how Ana’s love for science, math, and making a difference in her community helped her become a high school astronomer!

Flush! Where does our poo and pee go?
^{00:33:59 | March 20th, 2019}

Every time you flush, your poo and pee start an epic journey. From the toilet, to the sewers, to a treatment plant, our waste travels quite a distance only to end up cleaner by the end. We’ll hear from a “PooTube” star about her experience with “the flush.” We’ll also hear about ancient sewers, a “fatberg” under London and a toilet that cleans waste on site. Plus, our Moment of Um answers why you can feel your heart beating in your neck of all places.

S2, E2 – KERFUFFLE
^{28:14 | Season: 2 | Episode: 2 | March 18th, 2019}

In this episode, host Lynn Hickernell expounds upon the theme word, “kerfuffle.” Featuring an excerpt from Kids Listen podcast “The Past and the Curious,” as well as “Do Over” segment entitled, “The Short Story,” and “GET IT?!?!?”

Still Funny: Why Do We Laugh?
^{25:44 | Episode: 87 | March 15th, 2019}

Why do we laugh? Why do you feel ticklish when someone tickles you? Why can’t you tickle yourself? In this episode, originally from 2018, we learn about how humor develops with Gina Mireault of the Infant Laughter Project at Northern Vermont University. Plus: April Fools traditions and we listen to jokes sent in by kids with Vermont comedian Josie Leavitt.

And the winner is….
^{09:40 | March 15th, 2019}

Last week, CFAA went on the road to Clara’s 1st grade classroom. Her class has been studying penguins for the past month — and wow, did they know a lot about them! We asked the students to break into groups for each of the five penguins they studied: rockhopper, little blue, king, chinstrap, and gentoo, and tell us the coolest things about each kind of penguin they could find. Then we all voted on the penguin they most wanted to learn about. Here are the results, which will be featured as our next animal on CFAA.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Who Makes The Laws? 24:07 | Episode: 88 | March 29th, 2019

Little Blue Penguin 20:34 | March 28th, 2019

Carnivores: Plants and animals that bite back 00:25:04 | March 26th, 2019

The Tale of the High School Astronomer 00:14:49 | March 22nd, 2019

Flush! Where does our poo and pee go? 00:33:59 | March 20th, 2019

S2, E2 – KERFUFFLE 28:14 | Season: 2 | Episode: 2 | March 18th, 2019

Still Funny: Why Do We Laugh? 25:44 | Episode: 87 | March 15th, 2019

And the winner is…. 09:40 | March 15th, 2019