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...
Category - Season 21
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...
She was one of the most powerful women in the ancient world… starting in 51BCE, Cleopatra ruled Egypt for 21 years. But despite being the queen of the Egyptians, Cleopatra wasn’t an Egyptian herself.
A performance and interview with the Emerson String Quartet. ATV riding safety. Washington’s state flag. A visit to the Museum of Math. An NRSF PSA on safe driving.
We pretty much know which colleges are the most prestigious, the most expensive, or the most academically respected. But how about the schools that are most loved by their students?
Teens today are more stressed than ever. While they can't avoid things like grades, tests, and social pressures, they can learn to deal with the stress they cause with yoga.
Alexandra tells us how the planet Pluto got its name.
It’s an instrument with a strange sound... and an even stranger name. Luke gets a lesson on how to do a digeridoo.
Colleges that are most loved by their students. A trip back in history to Fort Sumter, in Charleston, SC. Yoga & You. The planet Pluto. A lesson on how to do a digeridoo.
In “Flag Facts” this week, Eric reports on the one-of-a-kind flag of our 17th state: Ohio.