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16 Episodes 2025 - 2026
Episode 1
Mon, Sep 1, 20257 mins
Archaeology is the study of people and artifacts from the past. Learn more about archaeology from a world-renowned Egyptian archaeologist, Dr. Zahi Hawass, and about what it is like to discover a mummy 60 feet deep underground.
Episode 2
Mon, Sep 1, 20256 mins
Learn more about the excavation process of archaeology as Dr. Peter V. Lape and his international team of colleagues and students dig up history in the Spice Islands of Indonesia.
Episode 3
Wed, Oct 1, 20255 mins
A simple machine is a tool that helps us do work. They use clever shapes to help us move, lift, cut and other types of work. Learn more about the inclined plane, the pulley, the lever, the wheel and axle, the wedge, and the screw.
Episode 4
Wed, Oct 1, 20256 mins
Simple machines make work easier to do. But how? Join Joan at the Discovery Center of Idaho as she tries various experiments with simple machines.
Episode 5
Sat, Nov 1, 20255 mins
Discover how the Earth formed, the three types of rocks, the rock cycle, and how minerals shape our world-from concrete to toothpaste. Fun, science, and surprises await.
Episode 6
Sat, Nov 1, 20257 mins
There are about 6,000 different types of minerals, but only a couple hundred are gemstones. Learn more about these special minerals and how someone like you can find your own gemstone.
Episode 7
Mon, Dec 1, 20257 mins
Birds of prey include eagles, hawks, falcons, owls, and vultures. These amazing birds have specialized adaptations to make them nature's greatest hunters and a key part of their ecosystems.
Episode 8
Mon, Dec 1, 20256 mins
Researchers are trying to find ways to save a number of birds of prey from extinction. Visit the World Center for Birds of Prey and see what scientists are doing and learn what you can do to save these amazing birds.
Episode 9
Thu, Jan 1, 20264 mins
How does your ear and brain turn sound waves into speech? Learn how sound travels through your auditory system so your brain can hear what's going on.
Episode 10
Thu, Jan 1, 20267 mins
Evie and Garret, along with their student guests, ask Audiologist Debbie Baerlocher hearing questions. Learn how sound travels through your auditory system so your brain can hear what's going on. Find out how your ears work.
Episode 11
Sun, Feb 1, 20265 mins
Animals make their homes in lots of places, sometimes right in your own backyard. Urban Wildlife live in cities because they can find the four things needed to survive: space, food, water, and shelter. Find out more about Urban Wildlife.
Episode 12
Sun, Feb 1, 20266 mins
Everyone should spend time in Nature. It's healthy, and you can learn a lot. But you don't have to travel far to find a natural setting. Most urban environments have kept a piece of the wild in them.
Episode 13
Sun, Mar 1, 20267 mins
Yellowstone is the world's first national park and a geological wonder. Learn more about the park and its five kinds of thermal features: geysers, hot springs, mud pots, fumaroles, and travertine terraces.
Episode 14
Sun, Mar 1, 20268 mins
Yellowstone National Park is unlike anywhere else on the planet. It's the last intact temperate zone ecosystem on Earth and has a wide variety of animals and plants. Discover more about life in Yellowstone and the threats to its existence.
Episode 15
Wed, Apr 1, 20267 mins
Idaho has at least two special fossil sources: The Hagerman Fossil Bed National Monument and the location of Clarkia Leaves. Find out more about the interesting place and how fossils are found and prepared.
Episode 16
Wed, Apr 1, 20266 mins
What do paleontologists do? How does a fossil go from being in the ground to on display in a museum? Learn the process and all the different jobs done in the process.