Ava takes us on a tour of a stunning archeological discovery in Villa Romana in Sicily.
Category - Season 22
In “If At First” this week, Emily tells us how Beyonce didn’t let initial failures stop her.
Mason explains what molten rain has to do with life on other planets.
Katarina’s “Misleading Moniker” will explain why some of our favorite fruits have “berry” confusing names.
George tells us about the giant Japanese spider crab.
Katie’s back with a “Kitchen Tip” about heating leftovers.
Here’s a quiz: what’s the deadliest creature on Earth (besides humans)? Hint: it’s also one of the smallest.
You’d probably think that the best place in the world to see ancient Greek ruins would be in Greece. Prepare to be surprised.
In this week’s "If At First You Don’t Succeed” Emily tells us how Post Its were born from an initial failure.
Mason tells us about Carhenge – Nebraska’s answer to Stonehenge.
Reese introduces us to teen author Rubiee Lafave-Norlin who wrote The Ways of Wolves, and got it published while in middle school!
Athina gives us some exciting news and insight about the show “A Kind of Spark,” the groundbreaking series that has all autistic roles played by autistic actors.
Did you know Albert Einstein hated school and failed three out of four subjects when applying for college!?
In her “Tea on China” report Ava tells us about the Forbidden City.
This season we’re putting a spotlight on people who didn’t let failure get in their way. In this week’s “If At First” Emily tells us how author Stephen King did just that.
Katarina’s “Misleading Moniker” shed some light on how the funny bone got its name.
Every year, more than a million students applying to college will hammer out at least one essay. As you might imagine, the competition to write a killer essay is fierce. Athina gets some advice from...
You may know that there are state flags, state birds and state mottos. But Brendan tells there are also state sports.
In Emily’s “If At First You Don’t Succeed” report we’ll find out about celebrity Sylvester Stallone’s “rocky” road to success.
Katarina explains why the name for the instrument - English Horn is a “Misleading Moniker.”
Reese gives us some insight on the science behind eternal youth.