In this weeks episode we take a look at geothermal energy. Together we’ll find out what it is, where it comes from, and how it can help us all stay a lot cosier in the future.

Have we found the toughest creature on the planet? We’re investigating the tardigrade, an animal that can even survive in outer space! Find out how in this week's episode.

Ever wandered what you have in common with a frog? You might be surprised when you ‘hear’ the answer, as we explore their amazing world. From the smallest to the biggest and even pay a visit to space!

Why are Glasgow’s old buildings different colours? Join us as we travel millions of years into the past to find out where and how the stones used to make Glasgow’s historic buildings were formed.

Pull your wellies on and join us as we explore Scotland’s peatlands. Together we’ll dig into how they form, their importance throughout history, and the key role they can play in tackling climate change.

What is echolocation? And how do animals use it? Join us this week as we find out how bats explore the world around them.

Music has been an important part of our lives for thousands of years. So important that we've even taken it to space with us! In this episode, learn about musical moments from space history.

Once upon a time, when giant penguins walked the earth... no, really! Tune in to this week's episode, all about the ancient Colossus penguin.

It's British Science Week! In this episode, we're going back in time.... sort of. Join us to find out what a lightyear really is.

To celebrate World Wildlife Day, we're looking at an iconic predator - the Scottish Wildcat. Join us to learn about these amazing animals and what we're doing to help them.