Jeremy teaches Rasa how to be twice as good at anything. Rasa asks a vexing question about metals. In between, they discuss "Pied Beauty" by Gerard Manley Hopkins.

Rasa connects lattes and aliens. Jeremy asks a vexing question about lemmings. In between, they discuss a spring haiku by Koshu.

Jeremy shares an insight about traffic. Rasa asks a vexing question about jigsaw puzzles. In between, they discuss "The Bean Eaters" by Gwendolyn Brooks.

Rasa teaches Jeremy how to leave a note. Jeremy asks a vexing question about being nice to yourself. In between, they discuss "Recuerdo" by Edna St. Vincent Millay.

Jeremy shares a lesson about difficult conversations. Rasa asks a vexing question about headaches. In between, they discuss "Ode to My Socks" by Pablo Neruda.

Rasa teaches Jeremy how to make something squishy. Jeremy asks a vexing question about clouds. In between, they discuss "Manners" by Elizabeth Bishop.

Jeremy shares a theory about cooking. Rasa asks a vexing question about social distancing. In between, they discuss "When I have Fears That I May Cease to Be" by John Keats.

Rasa shares a lesson about lollipops. Jeremy asks a vexing question about Netflix. In between, they discuss "A word is dead" by Emily Dickinson.

Jeremy shares a theory about relationships. Rasa asks a vexing question about color. In between, they discuss "The Secret Sits" by Robert Frost.

"You Must Know Everything" is a parent-child podcast about slime, wrinkles, pronunciation, lollipops, traffic, aliens, fidgeting, how to be twice as good at anything, and all the other stuff they don’t quite ever get to at school. Hosted by nine-year-old Rasa Smith and journalist Jeremy N. Smith. http://youmustknoweverything.com