In this World Cup follow-up episode, Lily and Max tackle one of football’s most confusing rules: offside. With a playful referee whistle, a simple pitch example, and plenty of Max-style football drama, they explain why a goal can be cancelled, what the second-last defender means, and why timing matters so much.

In this episode, Lily and Max explore how animals communicate, how human language works, and why dogs use barks, tails, sounds, and body language to share their messages. A fun, woofy episode about words, animals, and big ideas.

In this special episode, Lily and Max explore why the World Cup makes the whole world cheer! Get ready for football, facts, feelings, and a celebration of how one game can bring people together around the world.

In this episode, Lily and Max explore Arthur’s wonderfully slimy question: what is snot made of? From water and sticky mucins to dust, pollen, and tiny germ-fighting helpers, they discover why our noses make mucus, how it protects our bodies, and why snot sometimes gets runny or changes colour when we’re sick. A funny, slightly gross, and very curious science adventure for little listeners!

In this episode, Lily and Max investigate how electronic toys move, beep, flash, and zoom! From batteries and circuits to motors, gears, speakers, and lights, they discover that a walking robot or roaring dinosaur is not magic, it’s science in a toy costume.

In this episode, Lily and Max find out why the Moon looks like it changes shape, and discover it’s always round, just showing us different sunny parts.

In this episode, Lily and Max dive into why the sea is full of creatures, and why some of them sting, in a fun underwater adventure about habitats, jellyfish, and respecting ocean animals.

In this episode, Lily and Max explore what money really is, why people use it instead of swapping things, and how coins, paper notes, and trust help make buying and selling work.

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In this episode, Lily and Max discover why wind is invisible, how moving air can still push, whoosh, and mess up your hair, and how we can spot the wind by watching what it does.

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In this episode, Lily and Max explore why we get hiccups, what happens inside our bodies when they pop out, and why those funny little “hic!” sounds can be so hard to stop.

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