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India resumes vaccine exports, Autumn equinox, Guiness record of oldest twins
^{00:08:37 | September 22nd, 2021}

If you lived in India, you would have known that there was a mad scramble for vaccine shots in April and May this year. A lot of people feared that there would not be enough vaccines going around. So, the government decided to stop exporting or sharing it with other nations. But now, as factories in the country are able to produce a lot more, India has decided to begin exporting again. India is the world’s largest manufacturer of vaccines. So, when large manufacturers like India – restart exports, it can make quite a bit of difference in the speed at which places in Africa or even Asia can vaccinate their populations. India expects to manufacture nearly 1 billion vaccines in the next 3 months.

Rising gas prices in Europe, China kids limit for videos, Ptesaur kids could fly
^{00:08:38 | September 22nd, 2021}

Price of electricity in Europe is now more than double of what it was in January 2021. Winter has been more prolonged this year, going right upto March. People needed more power to keep their homes heated this year. As more people worked from homes, there was more demand for power from residences, almost up 8% this year. Supply of natural gas from Russia has declined. Food prices in Europe are also going up. It might be a tough year for European consumers this winter.

Afghan schools for boys, Australia buys submarines, birds learn from inside their eggs
^{00:12:16 | September 21st, 2021}

Taliban's new rules allow schools to open, but only for boys. Schools are facing shortages of teachers since many of the roles of teachers till recently were filled by women. UN aid agencies are trying to pressure the Taliban to open schools for girls too.Australia scraps a deal with France to buy submarines. Instead Australia goes ahead and buys nuclear powered submarines from the USA. Threatened by China's growing naval fleet, the US offers to share its nuclear technology with Australia.An ecologist listening to the songs of a super fairy wren (a bird) noticed that the mother bird sings regularly to its young ones, even when they are still inside the eggs. If you have any thoughts or questions, please email us at hello@wsnt.in

Rebecca Talks About Body Image
^{00:19:17 | Season: 1 | Episode: 30 | September 20th, 2021}

Rebecca Alexander, author of A Kids Book About Body Image, talks about how we can celebrate all the things that make us and our bodies unique.

World’s Biggest Treasure Hunt
^{00:23:02 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | September 20th, 2021}

Today, we’re going on one of the biggest treasure hunts in history. There’s something very special about this treasure hunt though.

We The Curious and Alton Towers
^{00:23:03 | Season: 5 | Episode: 10 | September 20th, 2021}

Adam’s off to interactive science museum and art gallery combined, We The Curious in Bristol. George is riding rollercoasters at Alton Towers, and we’ve got a list of events from across the UK!

Introducing ‘What’s new today’
^{00:00:38 | September 20th, 2021}

Welcome to ‘What’s new today’, a lively kids and families podcast. We invite children in every episode to co-host the show with Sangeetha (the host), and they chat about current events. These conversations are unscripted, filled with wit and curiosity. New episodes will be released every Monday and Friday.Video excerpts and behind the scenes shots of our podcast episodes can be found on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatsnewtoday_wsnt_podcast/Our goal in creating this podcast…

Curious About Slime
^{00:10:40 | Season: 6 | Episode: 155 | September 19th, 2021}

In episode 155, we get curious about slime for Maria of Royal Oak, Michigan and for Jaz of Manila, The Philippines. Is slime a solid or liquid? How do you make slime? Why is slime cold? Slime is one of Olivia's favorite things in the whole wide world, and it is also so interesting to learn about.

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There are 3430 episodes in the Talk topic.

India resumes vaccine exports, Autumn equinox, Guiness record of oldest twins 00:08:37 | September 22nd, 2021

Rising gas prices in Europe, China kids limit for videos, Ptesaur kids could fly 00:08:38 | September 22nd, 2021

Afghan schools for boys, Australia buys submarines, birds learn from inside their eggs 00:12:16 | September 21st, 2021

Rebecca Talks About Body Image 00:19:17 | Season: 1 | Episode: 30 | September 20th, 2021

World’s Biggest Treasure Hunt 00:23:02 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | September 20th, 2021

We The Curious and Alton Towers 00:23:03 | Season: 5 | Episode: 10 | September 20th, 2021

Introducing ‘What’s new today’ 00:00:38 | September 20th, 2021

Curious About Slime 00:10:40 | Season: 6 | Episode: 155 | September 19th, 2021