Solar eclipses, in general, are rare events to witness but to witness a total solar eclipse is even rarer. The story today is on the ring of fire eclipse and is brought to you by Obul Chandran. 

Note: This episode was recorded in May 2020 and is specifically in relevance to the solar eclipse of 21st June 2020. 

As it is to look the world through differently coloured sunglasses so is looking at things through different eyes.  This is the strategy that flowers use to their advantage for pollination. Learn more through the story that is brought to you by Satyashree, a seed scientist. 

Seeds are in many ways sources of life but have you ever thought that seeds also face a number of challenges? This episode is about difficulties faced in becoming a seed. The story is brought to you by Satyashree, a seed scientist. 

Astroids shooting through space, an image that may be slightly scary but also inspires immense wonder. Back in April 2020, two astroids went past Earth but what if they had entered the Earth's atmosphere? This story is brought to you by Obuli Chandran. 

Note: This story was recorded in May. 

Another wonder from among nature, Glorious Gecko! Gecko is a small lizard found in warm climates throughout the world. The story is about the Andaman Gecko, endemic to the islands of Andaman and Nicobar. The story is brought to by nature enthusiast, Kamakshi Lakshman.

From the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, comes a tale of moving houses or rather shall I say Hermit crabs. The Radha Nagar beach is full of them where one can find them trying to grab shells. Now, why would they do that? The answer lies in this story brought to you by Kamakshi Lakshman, a nature enthusiast.  

A sky, full of colourful kites. Watching the flying kites is as entertaining as flying them but have you ever gave a thought on the science behind it? Worry not! Find the answer to the question by listening to the story by Obuli Chandran. 

The story of a walk to remember from the visit to Banuyuwangi Regency on the eastern tip of Java, Indonesia,  The region is surrounded by Gunung Merapi which literally means Fire Mountain in Indonesian and also the Ijen Crater - world's largest acidic crater. The story is brought to you by Kamakshi Lakshman, a nature enthusiast. 

Haven't we all enjoyed drinking milkshakes during summers to wear off the heat and hot chocolate during the winters to keep us warm? Winter, Spring, Monsoon and Summers, the seasons keep coming back to us year on year. The seasons come and go and come again, leaving us with the bittersweet wait until we again get to do the same old things that we never get bored of. The story is brought to you by Obuli Chandran.

Ever done bird watching from the inside of the water? According to the program manager of Hubble Space Telescope space mission, the telescope enabled us to do something similar. Through it, one gets to do space watching from the Earth while the telescope lies afloat in the space. Learn more about this revolution in the story, which is brought to you by Obuli Chandran.