Machines, knowledge and discovery are what keep our world spinning. While we use the mentioned, constantly to our advantage, we forget to credit the minds behind the inventions that are important to us. This episode sees Devansh highlight the contributions of five unsung geniuses and their creations.

It is said that you are nothing but a bunch of neurons. They are the units that are responsible for your thinking patterns and brain functions. They also have the ability to REPROGRAM the said phenomena through complex processes: Arya Limaye takes us through the wonders of neuroplasticity.

Calling all football fanatics! Aditya speaks about his 3 favorite footballers, how they're unique and why he's inspired by them on this episode. He talks about their achievements through the years in the hopes that one day, they'll hear these words and smile at the screen.

If you don't own an iPad, you have at least 5 friends who use them the entire day. One of the most commonly used devices in the world, this episode, featuring Adam, explains its role in our daily lives and some interesting facts about the super abundant item that you may not know.

K-Pop is undisputedly among the fastest genres of music to dominate charts and playlists globally. It is a commercial success that has built a fanbase of millions and a platform for numerous acts to gain exposure. Aashna explains the emergence of K-pop as an international sensation and its relevance today.

We humans tend to spend a good deal of money on things that are bad for us. There is no better example than the much popular Coca-Cola. Do you know how much danger one can holds? Aarush Yadav educates you on the ill effects of fizzy drinks.

Chess, the timeless board game with an intriguing history, has intellectual benefits and is fun to play. It is mind bending, addictive and has proven to improve strategic thinking. Grandmaster or not, Aaron will draw you deep into the world of chess in this episode.

"Is WW3 nearly upon us?" Children today might have just begun asking this question and the increase in news related to international violence and disputes could be the reason. Aanya's take on the topic touches on factors surrounding its probability and why the world should strive more for peace.

Life can be a happy dance if you want to make it one. One fall isn't the end of the world because when you believe, you will get up again. Notice how these words warm your heart? Listen on for some more precious lessons that Aanvi has learnt so far.