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Today on Say What?! Sir Nibbles the goat gets his head stuck in a trailer, a polite alligator named Gerald waits at a family's front door, and scientists find a brand new shark that walks on its fins. Silly, kind, kid-safe news for ages 5 to 10.
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The silliest news on Earth, for kids 5-10. Today: a giant banana-shaped car gets pulled over by the highway police
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Today on Say What?! an artist wraps the oldest bridge in Paris into a giant fuzzy mountain you can walk inside, a cozy snake is found hiding behind a family's television in Australia, and scientists discover a board game carved into the steps of a thousand-year-old bath house in Morocco. Funny news for kids, ages 5 to 10.
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Today on Say What?! - Plumbers find a sparkly ring lost down a drain ten years ago and bring it home. A dog named Bingo carries a live armadillo into the house and everyone shouts OOPSIE. And scientists find Japan's first brand-new bird in over forty years, hiding in plain sight - told apart only by its song and its tiny secret recipe inside. Kid-safe silly news for ages 5 to 10.
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Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take on three wild stories: a giant sausage built from 65,000 plastic building bricks (you cannot eat it!), a town that charms wiggly worms out of the grass, and the night Japan's sky glowed super-high and bright red. Real news, told silly, for kids age 5 to 10.
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Three silly stories for curious kids. A young man leaps out of the audience to save a big movie-music concert in Australia. A banana taped to a museum wall vanishes, so the museum just sticks up a new one. And meet Jonathan, a giant tortoise who just turned 194, the oldest land animal in the world and older than the Eiffel Tower.
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Three silly stories for curious kids! A curious cat crashes a ballet and takes a bow, brave humans battle in the watermelon seed-spitting championship, and scientists find a secret underground web of mushroom friends helping the trees grow. Say What?!
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Today on Say What?! a stray mama cat adopts a baby bunny right into her box of kittens, a 19-story hotel folds up and sits down in under a minute, and an octopus uses a mirror to find a hidden snack. Kid-safe silly news for ages 5-10.
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Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take on three stories: a whole town that burns its smelly winter socks to welcome spring, a giant game of human foosball where grown-ups can only slide side to side, and a real-science wonder: a tiny Hawaiian caterpillar that builds a costume of old bug bits to sneak past spiders. Kid-safe news comedy for ages 5-10.
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Today on Say What?!: one million bees swarm a Tennessee highway after a truck crash (beekeepers round them all up)
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From the publisher's feed
Pip wants to tell you what happened in the world today. So does Vera, but she's mostly going to roll her eyes about it. Brad's just here for the vibes. And Grump? Grump is mostly asleep but somehow…
Welcome to Say What?! — the only daily news show for kids 5 to 10 where the news is real and everything else is also somehow real. Every morning, the four hosts dig into three of the strangest, funniest, most "did that actually happen?" stories from around the world. A goat eating a town's welcome mats. A truck full of bees loose on the highway. A robot delaying a flight to San Diego.
On Fridays, things get wilder. We get a caller from somewhere different in the world — China one week, Brazil the next, Jamaica the one after — and we try our best to help them with a problem that only really happens in their country.
Stories are real. Reactions are loud. Everyone's fine in the end (even the goat).
Made for car rides, breakfast tables, and bedtime giggles. About 5 to 7 minutes per episode. A new one every morning.