In this episode of “A Bit of Belgium,” Emily tells us how a nobleman during the Middle Ages built a grand castle in Ghent as form of advertising to prevent rebellions.
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Katarina introduces us to Sam, another School Of Visual Arts student, who’s fashion design work was on display on NY’s famed Madison Ave.
In this week’s “Flag Facts,” Eric explains how Oregon’s state flag gives the beaver a claim to fame.
We’re talking cheese! Ever wonder how it’s made? Well, wonder no more. Ayla is joined by Kate Johnson of Briar Gate Farm in Longmont, CO.
Is plagiarizing cheating? A grand castle in Ghent. Design students from SVA. A video from the NRSF. The beaver on Oregon’s state flag. Say cheese! It's Cheesemaking 101.
Too much salt can be very bad for your health. Benjamin has some advice on how to cut down.
In a Bit of Belgium this week, we visit the most popular tourist spot in Brussels – Brussels Square.
Climatologists in the U.S. have identified five major climate zones. Alexandria tells us more.
Benjamin has some advice on shaking salt. We visit the most popular tourist spot in Brussels. What’s so buzz-worthy about Utah’s state flag. Helping to overcome test anxiety with Yoga. Rising Stars...
In this installment of our series Art History 101: A Brush With Fashion, we learn about Arte Povera and see fashion designs inspired by asphalt by Michael!
This is a special 3-part report on the big competition for the Drive Safe Chicago PSA Contest. The report and the contest are sponsored by the National Road Safety Foundation.
Our top story this week is a special 3-part report on the big competition for the Drive Safe Chicago PSA Contest. What to look for in Tennessee’s state flag. We learn about Arte Povera and see...
In this three-part special report, Nicole takes us to the Titan Missile Museum in Green Valley, Arizona.
It’s something we probably see every day – on the street, on TV, and in the movies: smoking. It’s a habit millions of Americans have, including a surprising number of teens. And it’s a really bad...
Smoking is a really bad habit. Nicole takes us to a fascinating museum in the Arizona desert with a Titan Two nuclear missile. A message from the NRSF. Kids being sent in the mail!
One of America’s favorite sports was modified so people with disabilities could play. Here's a teen who’s earned quite a few achievements playing Wheelchair Basketball.
In her “Bit of Belgium” report, Emily tells us about a subject that has been hotly debated for years – a controversy you can really sink your teeth into: where were French fries invented!?
Wheelchair Basketball. The 17-year-old who designed our current American Flag. Teen girls who learn to code. Where were French fries invented!?
If you’re into Chamber Music, who better to get up-close and personal with than the world-famous Emerson String Quartet!? Katarina has this report from the Reform Church in Bronxville, NY, where...
Every state has one, but most of us don’t know why they look the way they do. In this week’s “Flag Facts,” Eric tells us what’s unique about Washington’s state flag.
Galileo said that we can't understand the world around us without first understanding math. What Galileo didn’t say was that seeing math in action can be surprisingly fun! We check out the Museum of...