Have you ever heard of the game Netball? Do you know how it is played? Namya Arora demystifies the sport that she loves in this podcast episode! 

Ayyaan Tambawala explores all the ways in which he thinks visual entertainment has changed over the years. How has the world of motion pictures evolved? Ayyaan explores the medium! 

Women in history who did a lot more than look good and smile.

It's in every locality, every neighbourhood. Every one of us salivate at the thought of those crispy fries, those super sized burgers and those thick shakes. But what secrets are the happy red and yellow clowns hiding behind their smiles? What do you NOT know about a brand that has become synonymous with happy meals? Akhilesh dug a little deeper into the freezer and found this. 

In a matter of a few weeks, what we saw as school changed completely. Teachers were now on zoom. White boards were replaced by share screens and raising your hand meant an emoji at the corner of your screen. If we can adapt so much in a matter of a few days, imagine what school will look like 20 years from now? Kashish will be about 32 years old then, but here's what she thinks education will look like.

Have you ever failed miserably at something? Felt foolish even trying? Or vowed you would never try this again? Well, you aren't alone. Our failures are probably bigger milestones in our journeys than our successes and Mahira Gangwani explores why, through the stories of failure around some of our greatest icons of today.

Jeff Kinney is everyone's favourite author. Siddarth Mohanraj is his biggest fan, and tells us why he Jeff is such an idol to him and middle schoolers like him. 

Ritika Bhise, our young podcaster from Dubai is a student of Indian Classical Music and a kathak dancer too. In this podcast, she explores her favourite school of music and what makes it so magical! 

Mihika Singh is interested in religions. She wanted to understand how and when they were formed, and what causes us to fight one another based on religion. This is the product of her research.