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Becoming Mother Nature

When Chloe is sent off to live with her mysterious and eccentric grandmother she learns an unbelievable secret. Grandma Ivy is none other than Mother Nature herself! And Chloe is next in line to assume to the power and responsibility of the job. Can a twelve-year old learn to balance the entire world’s ecosystem while just trying to fit in at her new school? Only Mother Nature knows.

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There are 1338 episodes in the Thinking topic.

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We'd recommend starting with the first episode of your show of choice, and if you like it, listening from there.

Kangaroos vs. Platypuses
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September 29th, 2022}

You’re in for some bouncy, duck-billed fun from “down undah!” It’s kangaroos vs. platypuses! Comedian and writer Allison Reese reps kangaroos in a beastly brawl with platypus-fan and Brains On! co-creator Sanden Totten. Which creature will come out on top? Paddling platypuses? Or kickin’ kangas?

How do squirrels find their buried nuts?
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September 29th, 2022}

Ever watched a squirrel scrabbling around in the dirt, burying nuts? We have too. ‘Cuz squirrels are nuts for nuts! But how do our furry little neighbors remember where these nuts are hidden? We asked Berkeley psychology professor Lucia Jacobs to help us find the answer.

Why are we allergic to things?
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September 28th, 2022}

Lots of people have allergies! Some people can’t be around specific foods, like peanuts, or certain fabrics or metals. Others might notice that they start sneezing or coughing in the springtime, because of all the pollen in the air. But what are allergies, anyway? And what causes them? We spoke to allergy expert Dr. Purvi Parikh to find out!

What happens at zoos after dark?
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September 27th, 2022}

In this episode we check out three different zoos after visitors leave and the gates are locked. We’ll hear about some adventurous penguins, learn how chimps tuck themselves in and find out why it’s important to smell a gorilla first thing in the morning. Oh, and did you know sometimes zoo animals need a ride from the airport? All this and a brand new mystery sound!

Why are dogs so protective of their owners?
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September 27th, 2022}

As dog owners, it’s our job to take care of and protect our little buddies. But sometimes doesn’t it feel like they’re the ones taking care of us? We asked Dr. Lena Provost to help us discover why dogs can be so protective of their owners.

The Language of Friendship
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Season: 2 |Episode: 8 |
September 26th, 2022}

What exactly does it mean to be a friend to someone? And how do we communicate that friendship? In this episode we break down different ways that we express our desire to make friends, and why it can be so hard to develop new friendships and maintain old ones as times goes by.

Do whales drink and if so, how?
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September 26th, 2022}

We know that whales swim in the water. They eat underwater. But do they…drink water? We got this fantastic question from a listener, so we reached out to whale expert Joy Reidenberg from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai to help us find the answer.

Podcasts about: Thinking

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Becoming Mother Nature

There are 1338 episodes in the Thinking topic.

Kangaroos vs. Platypuses 00:33:39 | September 29th, 2022

How do squirrels find their buried nuts? 00:04:15 | September 29th, 2022

Why are we allergic to things? 00:04:57 | September 28th, 2022

What happens at zoos after dark? 00:32:47 | September 27th, 2022

Why are dogs so protective of their owners? 00:03:44 | September 27th, 2022

The Language of Friendship 23:57 | Season: 2 |Episode: 8 | September 26th, 2022

Do whales drink and if so, how? 00:04:32 | September 26th, 2022