From a robot that can fly and swim to bees buzzing in the heat, this episode is packed with sport records, ancient caves, and ways to help nature.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali, its ancient story, and why so many cultures use lights during the darkest season.

Today, Alex and Sam cover flying-and-swimming robots inspired by puffins, children’s hopes for the new UK Prime Minister, wildfires in Canada and who's helping, plus a centuries-old lost letter that reappeared in London.

Alex and Sam explore the story behind Diwali, why so many cultures celebrate with light in the darkest months, and how these traditions bring people together.

From flying robots and butterfly counts to prime ministers, kid explorers, and musicals, it’s a brilliant, curious Tuesday in July 2026.

Alex and Sam explore Diwali and other winter festivals, tracing the story of light overcoming darkness and how people all over the world celebrate with candles, diyas, and fireworks.

On Monday 20 July 2026, Alex and Sam explore a bird-inspired flying robot, the Bayeux Tapestry’s UK return, a prehistoric preview at the Eden Project, and the world’s largest basket building.

Alex and Sam dive into Diwali, the festival of lights, and discover why so many winter holidays all around the world celebrate the theme of light overcoming darkness.

On 19 July 2026, Wisp brings you flying robots, a massive butterfly mission, England fans, capybaras, and a prehistoric preview — plus the Bayeux Tapestry returns and a kid explorer leads the way.

A butterfly count, a flying robot, prehistoric fun, and a real-life young explorer—all in one curious episode for the weekend.