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There are 3430 episodes in the Talk topic.

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I’m a COURAGEOUS Lion… Get Me Out of Here!
^{16:44 | Season: 6 | Episode: 57 | October 7th, 2021}

Episode 57: I’m a COURAGEOUS Lion… Get Me Out of Here!

NEWS FLASH – Jack To The Future blog incoming!
^{00:00:46 | October 7th, 2021}

You can now catch up with everything Jack To The Future on his blog.

New Episodes & Our Live Virtual Halloween Debate!
^{October 7th, 2021}

Smash Boom Best will be back with eight new episodes starting December 2nd. Get ready for a slew of awesome battles, including one of our most requested debates of all time, Lego vs. Minecraft!

The Supreme Court and why is it important in our justice system.
^{00:16:52 | Season: 2 | Episode: 2 | October 7th, 2021}

In this episode , Alma-Constance and Lucinda speak to a judge of the Supreme Court, Lord Stephens of Creevyloughgare who worked as a judge in Northern Ireland before joining the Supreme Court in 2020.

Episode 5: Nobel Prize for Physiology 2021 – decoded for kids
^{00:09:55 | October 7th, 2021}

The Nobel Prize for Physiology 2021 goes to two scientists who have helped us identify which receptors in our bodies sense heat, touch, temperature and pressure.In this podcast, we explain what these 4 receptors (TRPV1, TRPM8, PIEZO1, PIEZO2) mean, in simple terms for kids to understand. We also answer questions raised by our young listeners –a) We always knew that we had sensors for touch and heat that sent information to our brain. What does this research tell us additionally ?b) Why are these receptors important for us ? What would happen to us, if we did not have these receptors ?c) All this information sounds interesting to be printed on encyclopedias and science textbooks. But where would we really be using this?

Episode 4: Why Christmas might have fewer gifts, Dinosaurs were once cat-sized
^{00:10:06 | October 5th, 2021}

This festive season, grocery stores the world over may find fewer toys, furniture, clothes and other such items. After the pandemic, people started buying more things both on ecommerce portals and in person once the neighbourhood stores opened. As a result, factories in Asia – which is where most of the world gets its stuff, started producing more. But in the meanwhile, another little crisis had been brewing.

Episode 3: Internet satellites and light pollution
^{00:09:05 | October 4th, 2021}

SpaceX, Amazon and many more internet satellite companies are planning to send over 60,000 satellites into the space over the next few years. While this can serve many under-served parts of the world with faster and cheaper internet connectivity, this can also have a harmful impact, by way of light pollution.Light pollution is caused by the fact that there can be more visible satellites than there are visible stars. This can impact the ability of astronomers to see the night sky clearly. Also, this can increase the risk of leaving too much space debris after the satellites stop being functional.Internet satellite companies and astronomers are working together to figure out the right brightness levels. Until this is still being sorted, we remain at risk of rising light pollution and crazy bright night skies.In case of thoughts and queries, please reach out to us via text or audio message to hello@wsnt.in

LISTENER SPECIAL: Your questions and reviews
^{00:09:55 | Season: 1 | Episode: 11 | October 4th, 2021}

This wraps up our first series of Mysteries of Science. Thank you so much for all of your comments, reviews, and to all of our contributors who spoke to us for the series.

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There are 3430 episodes in the Talk topic.

I’m a COURAGEOUS Lion… Get Me Out of Here! 16:44 | Season: 6 | Episode: 57 | October 7th, 2021

*NEWS FLASH* – Jack To The Future blog incoming! 00:00:46 | October 7th, 2021

New Episodes & Our Live Virtual Halloween Debate! October 7th, 2021

The Supreme Court and why is it important in our justice system. 00:16:52 | Season: 2 | Episode: 2 | October 7th, 2021

Episode 5: Nobel Prize for Physiology 2021 – decoded for kids 00:09:55 | October 7th, 2021

Episode 4: Why Christmas might have fewer gifts, Dinosaurs were once cat-sized 00:10:06 | October 5th, 2021

Episode 3: Internet satellites and light pollution 00:09:05 | October 4th, 2021

LISTENER SPECIAL: Your questions and reviews 00:09:55 | Season: 1 | Episode: 11 | October 4th, 2021