A little more than 100 years ago, two big steps were taken in the world of music – the start of the Billboard Music Charts and the National Children’s Chorus. Ava tells us about a recent – and very special – connection between the two. We meet two members of the Chorus, Kiran from Texas and Athena from Connecticut. They are joined by artistic director, Luke McEndarfer to share just what makes being part of the National Children’s Chorus such a special experience.
Let’s face it, failure is a part of life. And while no one likes to fail, fear of failing shouldn’t stop you from trying something outside of your comfort zone. Our series “If at First You Don’t Succeed” profiles individuals who didn’t let failure stop them. A case in point: Thomas Edison… Emily explains.
Peter has some good news about chocolate and tooth decay.
If you’re a new driver there’s a lot to keep in mind. That’s why we’re bringing you this driving tip from the National Road Safety Foundation.
Christin is back with some “Make the Grade” advice – this time about how your family vacations could help you decide where to go to college.
We typically look at color as a design element or a way to distinguish objects. But as Ava tells us, in her “Tea on China” report, color plays a far deeper role in Chinese culture.
Ever wonder how the Kangaroo got its name? Well Katarina sheds some light in this week’s “Misleading Monikers.”
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