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Two brothers grew a pumpkin bigger than a baby elephant! A tiny three-wheel car called Wobbles drove all the way down Africa. And a super clever wolf in Canada learned to pull a rope to catch its dinner. Big news, told small, for curious kids.
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The wackiest pet names of the year are here, including a dog named Internet Browser! A whole church in Sweden rolled three miles down the road to a brand new home. And scientists made toothpaste out of sheep wool that can fix your teeth. Plus a phone call all the way from America! Big news, told small, for curious kids.
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Mabel the sheep was expecting twins and surprised the whole farm with SIX lambs! A sneaky possum pretends to be a stuffed toy on a shop shelf. And clever cockatoos in Australia learned to turn on park water fountains all by themselves. Big news, told small, for curious kids.
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Today on Say What?! - One tiny squirrel named Sir Crunch the Third knocks out an entire Ohio county's internet by chewing one important wire. A factory in England invents a snack that is cheese covered in chocolate, and Vera has questions. And diggers in Vietnam find sparkly little gold leaves with painted dragons on them, hidden under a six-hundred-year-old castle wall. Hosted by Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera. For curious kids ages 5 to 10.
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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take on three wild stories. In England, people chase a nine-pound cheese down a giant hill. In Florida, police handcuff a runaway emu after a 25-year career first. And in Kyrgyzstan, scientists discover a 600-year-old lost city under a lake, with divers swimming through the old streets. Be kind. Be silly. Be CURIOUS.
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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera meet Chunkosaurus Rex (winner of Texas Fat Squirrel Week), a Texas deer wearing a hammock as a hat, and learn about 28 brand-new sea creatures discovered in a giant deep-sea coral reef off Argentina. Kid-safe. Around 5 minutes.
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Three wild stories and a caller from China. Baby raccoons in a chimney, a tiny boat crossing the Atlantic, and robots winning a half marathon in Beijing. Plus Mei Lin calls from China with an unlucky number 4 problem.
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Today on Say What?! Three wild stories from the world. 1. Cletus the wallaby broke out of his zoo and went hopping through someone's garden, before getting safely caught and brought home. 2. A bear tried to rob a bakery for cinnamon rolls. The door was locked, but the baker left him a roll the next morning. 3. Scientists sent a submarine deep into the ocean and found 28 new animals, including a ghost jellyfish as long as a school bus. Say What?! is a daily news comedy podcast for kids ages 5-10.
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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera meet Sir Cinnamon, a bear who really wanted a cinnamon roll. They tour a secret bee city built inside a sewer. And scientists rediscover a snake the size of a coin, hiding under a rock for almost twenty years. Loud reactions. Tiny snakes. Big paws. For kids 5 to 10.
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Three wild stories on today's Say What?! 1. Sir Chompington the goat takes over a backyard. Police can't catch him. Animal control can't catch him. He hops, he chomps, he steals a sandwich, and ends up wearing a tiny crown. 2. Reginald the python climbs onto an Australian family's air conditioner and refuses to leave. The hosts are pretty sure he was talking with his eyes. 3. Humanoid robots run a half marathon alongside 12,000 humans in a big city in China and the robots WIN, beating the human world record. A real science story about robots learning to walk by studying us. Made for kids 5 to 10. No bummers. Lots of BOING.
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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.