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Today on Say What?!: A Florida woman thinks she sees a big cat in her yard - but it's a monkey that's been wild in Florida since 1938! Then: three friends in Texas stack 19,019 golf balls into Sir Stacks-A-Lot, a brand new world record pyramid. And: scientists discover that humpback whales cross 14,000km between Australia and Brazil - identified by their unique tail fingerprints!
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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera dig into three wild-but-true stories: a man with a world-record collection of 858 different paper cups, a man who pulled on 32 T-shirts in one single minute, and tiny fish that climb a giant waterfall using sticky fins. Then a Friday caller from Jamaica phones in with a sweetly mysterious problem. Kid-safe news comedy for ages 5 to 10.
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Today on Say What?!: Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera meet a Wisconsin driver who moved a ROAD CLOSED sign and drove his truck right into wet cement. A mysterious 7-foot puppet with wild red hair appears at a Massachusetts police station. And Veronika, a 13-year-old pet cow in Austria, becomes the first cow ever filmed using a tool: she lifts a broom with her tongue and uses both ends to scratch herself. Scientists are stunned.
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A town in Mexico mashes the biggest bowl of guacamole ever, a bakery's giant ice cream cone mascot Mister Swirly goes on the run, and scientists find a 59,000-year-old Neanderthal tooth that shows the world's oldest dental work. Kid-safe news comedy for ages 5-10.
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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad, and Vera meet a fox in Alberta who walks off with three hot dogs from a backyard barbecue, cheer for one hundred and fifty tiny dogs racing in Washington DC (the winner gets a tiny crown), and learn that rice seeds can HEAR rain and sprout up to forty percent faster. Big energy. Small dogs. Smart plants.
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Today on Say What?! Three wonderfully weird stories from the world. 1. A man in Norway wakes up to find a giant ship called Captain Wobbles parked in his back yard. 2. A three-year-old named Jude is breaking snooker world records with a tiny cue called Bonky. 3. Scientists figured out how some mice sing — they have a special little bag in their throat. Say What?! is a daily news comedy podcast for kids ages 5-10.
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Today on Say What?! Three wild stories from the world. 1. A bear named Mister Cinnamon tried to break into a Tennessee bakery for cinnamon rolls — through the door, window, and roof! 2. A dog in India named Sir Bonky had a kettle stuck on his head for FOUR years before a kind rescue team finally got it off with soap, butter, and carrots. 3. Scientists in South Korea found a baby dinosaur (nicknamed Doolysaurus) hidden inside a rock using a special X-ray machine. Say What?! is a daily news comedy podcast for kids ages 5-10.
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Hundreds of dogs jumped into a pool and broke a world record! A cow named Buttercup escaped the farm and went for a stroll through the big city. And scientists found tiny mice that actually SING. Big news, told small, for curious kids.
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A man tried to live inside a giant store for a whole day and night! A little robot made a whole airplane wait. And a map got very confused and sent cars the wrong way. Plus our very first phone call, all the way from Germany! Big news, told small, for curious kids.
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A three-year-old grabbed a phone and ordered FIFTY-ONE cheeseburgers! A bear honked a car horn in the middle of the night. And a little blue penguin waddled right into a sushi shop. Big news, told small, for curious kids.
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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.