Today’s Wisp takes you from ancient curses in Roman Baths, to a giant hunt for butterflies, a brand-new Girlguiding uniform, and a museum room filled with peanut butter.

On this episode, Alex and Sam explore the Big Butterfly Count, sports updates from the Commonwealth Games, a young planet protector, and a museum covered in peanut butter.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali, the festival of lights, and discover what connects it to winter holidays around the world.

From London’s summer butterfly hunt to a peanut butter–covered art installation and ancient Roman mysteries, today’s episode brings you wildlife, festivals, theatre, and a museum surprise.

Alex and Sam talk about Diwali, the story of Rama, and why so many people all over the world use lights and celebrations in the darkest parts of the year.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali and other winter festivals that use lights to bring hope and joy when the days are shortest.

Today’s episode covers butterflies you can help count, a museum with a peanut butter floor, a young planet protector, a festival for kids at Kew Gardens, and some quirky science wonders from ancient Rome to wild art.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali and why so many winter holidays around the world use light to brighten up the darkest days.

Alex and Sam take you on a news adventure with butterfly counting, a children's theatre festival, a drought in Wales, a kid explorer, and a room full of peanut butter.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali — the Hindu festival of lights — and discover why people all over the world light up the darkness in winter, from diyas to Christmas trees.