Alex and Sam uncover how mushrooms help trees talk, share food, and protect each other—like a real-life internet under our feet.

Alex and Sam dive into the true story of Yusra Mardini, focusing on the smallest steps, setbacks, and training moments that built her courage—plus the science of how tough goals are tackled in real life.

Alex and Sam dig into the latest archaeology showing how ancient Egyptians built the Great Pyramid — with ramps, water-soaked sand, and real paydays for the workers.

Alex and Sam take you behind the scenes at the Lego design studio in Billund to discover weird testing rooms, rejected 'illegal' designs, the mystery of the super-rare broken mould, and how real kids help invent new sets.

Alex and Sam explore a croaking monkey discovery in Congo, adventures with a very lively cow, planet-saving ideas from a kid explorer, and a surprising theatre week just for young people.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali and other winter festivals, discovering why people all over the world fill dark nights with glowing lights, stories, and hope.

Alex and Sam explore butterfly spotting, smelly schoolyards, planet-saving tips from a young explorer, and scientists making artificial cells.

Four true stories for curious young listeners: a butterfly mission you can join, art and sports news from around the world, planet protectors on a quest, and wild wonders at the legendary Roman Baths.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali, the Ramayana story, and why lighting up the darkness is such a big deal in winter all over the world.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali, the festival of lights, its story, and why so many cultures shine light in winter, from Hanukkah candles to Christmas decorations.