Climate change isn't going away any time soon, and neither are kids all around the world who are asking their leaders to take action. Also on the pod today, Ariana Grande smashes more music records, a bin in Perth takes its mission into the water, a seven-year-old sprinter runs really, really fast, and an actor in eastern Europe plans a drastic career change.

There's a YouTuber with a conspiracy theory involving pizza and the bad kind of recycling... Also on the pod today, Trumps searches for ways to make his big wall a reality, farmers brace for more fish deaths on the Darling River, and some ancient footprints are saved in the nick of time.

How did Valentines Day begin? It's a bit of a grim tale to be honest. Do do you think it's possible to "own" a dance move? 2 Milly reckons so! Also on the pod today, we marvel at a patch of ground that seems to be on fire, and see what one elderly wildlife park resident has tortoise... I mean taught us, about love.

Heard of blackface? It happened a lot 200 years ago, but as Katy Perry's been reminded, people aren't very cool with it these days. Also on the pod today, we fill you in on an embarrassing day for our federal government, learn you up on the importance of insects, share a sad story about some teeny trees, and have a laugh at the kids whose first language has a distinctly Peppa flavour.

Got any plans for your 90th birthday party? Nah, me neither. But today an Aussie named Bill celebrated by jumping out of a plane... twice! Also on the pod today, a crash course in who Hakeem al-Araibi is and why everyone's so happy to see him, a town in Russia that's been invaded by the cutest cuddliest killers imaginable, and the game that could give Fortnite a run for its money.

Ever wondered how bees actually make honey? Some Aussie kids are finding out, and the answer is... slightly gross. Also on the pod today, we take a look at this year's Grammy winners, find out who Australia's decided to send to Eurovision 2019, and shake our heads a poorly drawn IKEA map.

A museum opens. Everything in it is about you... But you're not allowed in. What's the deal with that? Also on the pod today, some more news from Townsville's big wet, Australia's solar success story, the teenager who's doing some impressive stuff with coloured blocks, and visiting classrooms overseas using the magic of virtual reality.

Today we meet a family that adopted an emu! Well, it's actually more like the emu adopted the family. Also on the pod today, we check out the new emojis on the way, discover how many of you walk to school (and whether it's a good idea), and find out why the Pope might be seriously considering a plant-based change...

Sumatran Tigers are critically endangered, so people are pretty stoked about what's just happened at Taronga Zoo! Also on the pod today, the clean-up in Townsville begins, a school with a mere seven students re-opens in NSW, and we learn a lesson about not believing everything we see on the interwebz.

earnWere you born in 2007? That means your Chinese Zodiac animal is a pig! And that's also true for any babies born within a year of today, the first day of the Chinese New Year. Also on the pod today, there's more bad news about the situation in Townsville, we hear from some Aussie kids on World Safer Internet Day, learn about an ambitious new anti-smoking plan one pollie in Hawaii would like to introduce.