Shark Swims Down A Flooded Street / Two Planets Fluffier Than Cotton Candy / Electric Plane Flies On Five Dollars Of Power

Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: an 86 year old in Texas who has built a 62 foot boat in his front yard for almost 40 years, and the strangers who showed up to help. A 99 year old grandma who became the oldest wing walker in the world. Three wild dog brothers who walked more than 2,500 miles across Zambia. Plus a Friday caller from South Korea, a pop star whose dance will not stop.Support the show

Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: scientists bake cookies from old plastic bottles for astronauts, a Romanian city builds a table five kilometers long, and tiny fossils tell how old Australia's sea rock towers really are.Support the show

Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a village in England knits a woolly traffic officer to slow speeding cars, a thousand people in Switzerland bury their underpants to test the soil, and scientists at Stanford find that a healthy coral can help a pale one get its color back. Hosted by Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera.Support the show

Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: Casper, a rare white lobster, starts college in Maine. Scientists in China name a giant fluffy fungus D-rex. And Voyager 1 is almost one light-day from home. Plus our Friday caller from New Zealand: a fierce rugby player has a tiny lamb that follows him everywhere.Support the show

Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a man in Denmark digs a new patio and finds the biggest Viking silver treasure ever found there. Scientists find a small feathered dinosaur in Montana with a jaw like a fruit-eating parrot. And Payton from Ohio turns one lemonade stand into about five million dollars for kids in need.Support the show