Sheep Leads Police on a Snack Chase / Grown-Ups Paid to Walk Robot Dogs / Giant Waterlily Seen From Space / Caller from Philippines: Karaoke That Will Not Stop
Say What?! Kids News & Comedy Podcast (Ages 5-10)Show Notes
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Say What?! is the funny kids news podcast for curious kids ages 5 to 10, made for the morning school run, family car rides, and bedtime giggles, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment.
Today on Say What?!: a runaway sheep in Virginia leads police officers on a slow, munchy chase straight into somebody's backyard, and now the police are asking, is anybody missi...
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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