Alex and Sam explore how Marcus Rashford’s journey shows that sports stars can use their fame to make life better for millions, not just on the field but off it too.

Alex and Sam unravel how Norse gods like Thor, Odin, and Freya gave their names to our days of the week—plus the wild story of the day Thor had to disguise himself as a bride.

Alex and Sam discover the secret science behind how pointe shoes support dancers’ entire bodies—and what happens when inventors try to make a better ballet slipper.

Alex and Sam dig into surprising new clues about the workers, inventors, and families behind Egypt’s Great Pyramid.

Alex and Sam go behind the news to meet a monkey that croaks like a frog, join the festival scene, explore the planet-saving ideas of a young explorer, and find out how science brings art to life.

Alex and Sam unravel why Japanese uses three writing systems in the same sentence, how kids learn them, and the quirky rules for borrowed words.

Alex and Sam break down how drones use spinning rotors, super-fast computer brains, and G-P-S to fly, then explore real ways drones are helping in movies, medicine, and saving rainforests.

Alex and Sam explore how Mary Anning used detective skills and sharp observation to solve ancient mysteries hidden in seaside cliffs.

Alex and Sam guide you through three hands-on building challenges—making a tall tower, a strong bridge, and a wild marble run—while secretly revealing the physics behind each one.

Alex and Sam share how a new monkey with orange lips was discovered, why kids across the country are chasing butterflies, the story of a festival-hopping junior reporter, and science news that could change what we know about rainforests and ancient Roman curses.