Katarina explains how buffalo chicken wings got their “Misleading Moniker!”
Category - Season 22
China’s Forbidden City has been the home of emperors for five centuries. And you can learn a lot about the buildings here just by looking at the roofs. Ava explains in this week’s “Tea on China.”
When it comes to our health, as Alexandra tells us, there is something very much in our control, we just need to do it: STRETCH!
Reese has the facts about a unique characteristic of clownfish – they are all born male!
Why the war called the “great war” wasn’t so great. The blue whale is the largest animal to have ever lived. A choir that has a powerful message with gospel music. A coin that is worth $10,0000...
In this week’s “Misleading Monikers” Katarina explains why you shouldn’t call jellyfish, jellyfish.
There's a saying that everything is bigger in Texas... but how big is Texas!? Jackson has some facts.
In this week’s “If at First You Don’t Succeed,” Emily explains how Michael Jordan turned failure into mega-success!
Some people call them fireflies and some people call then lightening bugs. Katarina explains why both names are problematic.
There are many things teens take into consideration when deciding what colleges to apply to. Reese learns about a beauty consideration that can have an influence on the college experience.
We learn about Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. He didn’t let failure get in his way!
Ava has a tip that could make you more likable whether on a date or with friends.
Success doesn’t always come easy and without failure. In this week’s “If At First” Emily tells us what J.K. Rowling had to endure before the magic happened.
Freedom of the press. It’s a term we often hear. And we probably think it just applies to newspapers, magazines and news programs that are run by adults. But freedom of the press is a big concern for...
Freedom of the press is a big concern for students. “If at First” covers bubble wrap. How to start building your resume. Protect yourself from identity theft. The “Mona Lisa" of American coins. Real...
March 14 is National Pi Day, Mason explains why.
Our top story is sponsored by the NRSF, an organization that encourages safe driving. And they’ve found that a good way to do that is to involve teens in developing the important messages.
We’ll go behind the scenes with some teens as they work on their PSAs for the annual Drive Safe Chicago PSA contest. A Kitchen Tip that will make peeling garlic easier. March 14 is National Pi Day...
Reese tells us about the unique way the inventor of Pringles chips insisted on being buried.
Squeezing the juice out of a lemon can sometimes be a bit tough. Well Katie is back in the kitchen with a tip on how to make it easy!
It’s part of Italy – and yet it’s its own world. It even has its own language. Ava shows us that there truly so much to see in Sicily.