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There are 1536 episodes in the Thinking topic.

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Why do donuts have “nut” in the name?
^{00:06:57 | April 7th, 2025}

If you ask us, donuts are one of the most delicious treats in the world. Chocolate frosted with rainbow sprinkles, cinnamon twists, powdered sugar, strawberry jelly-filled, we love them all! But why are they called donuts? We asked food historian Sarah Lohman to help us find the answer.

153. Liv asks: What if clocks were bananas and monkeys ate time?
^{00:18:30 | Season: 9 | Episode: 153 | April 7th, 2025}

Today, we learn about Mr. Eric as he travels back in time. Can he stop the Time Monkey, or will he get stuck in his past? Lessons include: Our past helps shape who we are today, even the parts that aren’t so great; new challenges are always scary, but they can help us learn about ourselves.

How are records made?
^{23:58 | Episode: 258 | April 4th, 2025}

How are records made? How does a record player make sound? Why are we still listening to and buying records when there are so many digital ways to listen to music?! But Why visits Gold Rush Vinyl in Austin, Texas to learn how little plastic beads become brightly colored records that can play back your favorite music or sounds.

Eclipses vs. Aurora Borealis: a celestial debate
^{00:32:51 | April 3rd, 2025}

Today’s debate is an out-of-this-world throwdown between two dazzling sky spectacles – Eclipses vs. Aurora Borealis! Improviser, writer, and podcast host Meghan Wolff will rep the mighty, moon-shadowed mystery of Team Eclipses while improviser, content creator, and podcast host Maria Bartholdi will help the swirling, shimmering colors of the Northern Lights shine for Team Aurora Borealis. Who will be crowned the Smash Boom Best? Head on over to smashboom.org and vote to tell us who YOU think won!

349. Layton asks: What if bedrooms could clean themselves?
^{00:31:17 | Season: 9 | Episode: 349 | March 31st, 2025}

After saving a hundred video game worlds, Pipey-O just wants to sit down and play some video games. Too bad his room is a mess! Can he get some help from the Million-Hand-Headed Hydra? Lessons include: Everyone needs to relax sometimes, but not all activities are as relaxing as they seem; describe a video game out loud to find its real value.

Why is cotton so fluffy?
^{00:06:36 | March 28th, 2025}

Cotton is soft and strong. It comes from cotton plants, and gets turned into everything from t-shirts to cotton balls. But why is cotton so fluffy? We asked biologist Candace Haigler to help us find the answer.

Ketchup vs. Ranch: a saucy debate
^{00:31:56 | March 27th, 2025}

Today’s debate is a captivating clash of two condiments. It’s Ketchup vs. Ranch! We’ve got comedian and writer Devohn Bland here to defend team Ranch and voice actor Merk Nguyen ready to fight for Ketchup! Who will be crowned the Smash Boom Best? Head on over to smashboom.org and vote to tell us who YOU think won!

How is couscous made?
^{00:05:20 | March 26th, 2025}

Couscous is a delicious fluffy, starchy food that people enjoy all over the world. You can find the dried version in stores, but what if you wanted to make it fresh? How does couscous actually get made? We asked cookbook author Kenji Lopez-Alt to help us find the answer.

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Podcasts about: Thinking

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Greeking Out

There are 1536 episodes in the Thinking topic.

Why do donuts have “nut” in the name? 00:06:57 | April 7th, 2025

153. Liv asks: What if clocks were bananas and monkeys ate time? 00:18:30 | Season: 9 | Episode: 153 | April 7th, 2025

How are records made? 23:58 | Episode: 258 | April 4th, 2025

Eclipses vs. Aurora Borealis: a celestial debate 00:32:51 | April 3rd, 2025

349. Layton asks: What if bedrooms could clean themselves? 00:31:17 | Season: 9 | Episode: 349 | March 31st, 2025

Why is cotton so fluffy? 00:06:36 | March 28th, 2025

Ketchup vs. Ranch: a saucy debate 00:31:56 | March 27th, 2025

How is couscous made? 00:05:20 | March 26th, 2025