What do powdered sugar, bravery, and World War I have in common?
They’re all part of the surprising history behind National Donut Day!

In this fun and thoughtful episode of The Curious Professors, Professor Punzworth, Professor Sagewell, and their upbeat co-host Sunny Crisp explore how a simple pastry became a symbol of hope during wartime — and why we still celebrate it today.

From the battlefield kindness of the “Donut Lassies” to a modern-day museum of sprinkles, this sweet story will leave kids curious, inspired… and maybe a little hungry.

Perfect for curious kids of all ages, homeschool families, and elementary classrooms.

🧠 In This Episode:
✅ The real history behind National Donut Day
✅ How women on the front lines made donuts for soldiers
✅ Why kindness and comfort matter — even in wartime
✅ Surprising donut facts you’ve never heard before
✅ A cheerful, curiosity-filled journey with three unique voices

A centuries-old scroll.
A forgotten library box.
And one of the most important documents in history... hiding in plain sight?

In this astonishing episode of The Curious Professors, Professor Punzworth and Professor Sagewell team up with special guest Archivist Alex to uncover how a rare copy of the Magna Carta was recently discovered at Harvard Law School — and why it matters more than ever.

From medieval kings to modern laws, this is a real-life history mystery that shows how even the oldest ideas can surprise us in brand-new ways.

Perfect for curious kids of all ages, homeschool families, and elementary classrooms.

🧠 In This Episode:
✅ What the Magna Carta actually said — and why it still matters
✅ How it helped shape modern democracy
✅ Why experts were stunned by the scroll’s discovery
✅ The difference between kings and rule of law
✅ A surprising twist found in a Harvard library basement