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There are 1683 episodes in the News topic.

These are the latest episodes from the News topic added to soundcarrot, but be careful, many of these are serialised shows so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

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Epi 64: Space – Are we really going to the moon on the ‘Artemis’ missions?
^{00:15:08 | September 19th, 2022}

Quite recently, NASA launched its next set of missions named ‘Artemis’ – the Greek Goddess of the moon, to send people once again back to the moon. The last time we set foot on the moon, astronauts went aboard the space shuttle Apollo, who is the twin of the Greek Goddess Artemis. NASA’s current mission to the moon hopes to take off from where Apollo left off.In this episode, with a vibrant 7-year old Advik from India, we explore how this mission is also expected to bring greater racial and g…

Epi 63: Global perspectives – What does Queen Elizabeth II passing away mean for you and me
^{00:12:20 | September 15th, 2022}

Queen Elizabeth II, the oldest reigning British monarch recently passed away. She had ruled Britain for over 70 years and had many firsts to her name. Including, the first monarch to send an email. If the word 'queen' brings to your mind images of a lady declaring wars and riding her army into the battleground, well, this is not the royal duty she discharged. Kings and queens in the modern world don't have the power they had earlier. In this episode, 11-year old Adya explains how they are really different.

Kid News This Week: UK mourns queen, chimps drum, Taylor’s album, new “sus” dictionary words
^{00:19:35 | Episode: 116 | September 14th, 2022}

Kid News This Week: UK mourns death of Queen Elizabeth II, chimps drum-talk, Taylor Swift announces album release date, California’s electric call-to-action and new “sus” words added to Merriam Webster dictionary, plus the world wrap and fab facts quiz this week on the coolest pool of news for curious kids and adults!

Epi 62: Science – How an extinct Tasmanian tiger is being brought back to life
^{00:13:20 | September 11th, 2022}

Jurassic Park is a movie (and book) filled with an equal measure of wonders and horrors. It's a story of a park filled with a group of extinct species – dinosaurs – brought to life. This episode contains a story quite similar – an extinct species of the Tasmanian tiger being brought back to life. The only difference is that this is real. It is not a piece of fiction – it is happening here and now. Ninth-grader Umang from DAV school, Durgapur speaks about the science behind this, and about how he feels about the very idea of an extinct species being brought back.

Epi 61: Science news – Why humans speak and gorillas shriek
^{00:13:24 | September 8th, 2022}

Have you wondered why humans like you and I speak in long steady voices, while gorillas, apes and chimpanzees often bounce about trees and shriek in high-pitched voices?Have you also wondered what would happen if you spoke in a shrill voice for a long time? Go ahead and try it. Or better, listen to this episode to find out what an 8-yr old boy called Devansh has found about this in a recent Science journal . A group of scientists studied our vocal chords and compared it with that of primates. Somewhere along the way, humans alone seem to have lost vocal membranes. This loss could have been a key factor in helping us speak in low and steady voices.This conversation between the host Sangeetha and our remarkably brilliant 8-yr old co-host Devansh, is entertaining and illuminating at the same time. You'd also know why Mary Poppins finds it so simple and easy to say – supercalifragilisticexpialidocious !!

Kid News This Week: Oysters to the rescue, spiders dream, Dubai’s deepest pool, weird UK ice cream
^{00:15:05 | Episode: 115 | September 7th, 2022}

Kid News This Week: Oyster reefs fight land erosion in Bangladesh, scientist discovers spiders dream in their sleep, the world’s deepest pool in Dubai, weird British ice cream flavors from Heinz Baked Beans to Soy Sauce!

Epi 60: Space news – Celebrating 10 years of Curiosity Rover on Planet Mars
^{00:11:19 | September 5th, 2022}

When NASA sent the Curiosity Rover to Mars in 2012, they expected the rover to last all of one year on the Red Planet. Much to their consternation and the rest of the world’s delight, the rover shows no signs of slowing down. Who would have thought we owe much to dust for this? Like our brooms at home, the dust clouds on Mars help keep the solar panels on the rover clean, and keep them running.

Hearing Aid Accessibility
^{00:11:38 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | September 2nd, 2022}

How does the new FDA ruling affect access to hearing aids? Sarah talks with audiologist Dr. Michelle Hu and mother Jessica Lewis about what this change means for those with hearing loss.

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There are 1683 episodes in the News topic.

Epi 64: Space – Are we really going to the moon on the ‘Artemis’ missions? 00:15:08 | September 19th, 2022

Epi 63: Global perspectives – What does Queen Elizabeth II passing away mean for you and me 00:12:20 | September 15th, 2022

Kid News This Week: UK mourns queen, chimps drum, Taylor’s album, new “sus” dictionary words 00:19:35 | Episode: 116 | September 14th, 2022

Epi 62: Science – How an extinct Tasmanian tiger is being brought back to life 00:13:20 | September 11th, 2022

Epi 61: Science news – Why humans speak and gorillas shriek 00:13:24 | September 8th, 2022

Kid News This Week: Oysters to the rescue, spiders dream, Dubai’s deepest pool, weird UK ice cream 00:15:05 | Episode: 115 | September 7th, 2022

Epi 60: Space news – Celebrating 10 years of Curiosity Rover on Planet Mars 00:11:19 | September 5th, 2022

Hearing Aid Accessibility 00:11:38 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | September 2nd, 2022