Ask Sam | Snow Fleas, Wind, Mount Mitchell

Outside/In

NHPR

Documentary, Society & Culture, Natural Sciences, Nature, Science

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2017

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Every so often, we take some time out from telling stories to answer questions from you, our friends and listeners. These questions have been piling up, and so we thought we’d dig through them and bring you some of the more interesting ones. This week, we're digging into snow fleas, the lies we tell others about mountains, and whether there's more wind than there used to be. If you want us to answer your question, you should give us a call! The number is 603-223-2448. If you’re technologically inclined, record your question on a voice-memo and send it to outsidein@nhpr.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	From New Hampshire Public Radio, this is Outside In, a show about the natural world and how we use it.
0:19.0	I'm Sam Evans Brown. I'm here in the studio with Senior Producer Taylor Quimby and executive producer Maureen McMurray.
0:24.3	Hello.
0:25.3	Ahoy, what do we do it?
0:27.1	So it's that time again.
0:29.7	We, um...
0:30.7	You said that last time. You can't start every ask Sam. It's that time again. It's my catch phrase.
0:37.0	It's my...
0:40.0	So it's time for ask Sam.
0:41.0	Why do geese make fees?
0:43.2	Does a bubble bees sneeze?
0:44.0	Can a person eat trees?
0:44.9	In a polar bear freeze.
0:45.8	Is a kidney stone kind of like a pearl and a clam?
0:47.9	But I don't know.
0:48.6	Ask Sam.
0:50.9	Are you ready?
0:51.5	I got my pen, got my paper. As soon as you're ready, I'm ready.
0:54.7	Okay, here it goes.
0:55.7	He's going to write down, I don't know.
0:58.7	Have no clue.
0:59.8	Who should I call?
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