Hello! And welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast. Last year, during spring break,

our family went to Cooperstown, New York, home of the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.

On the way there, we did something amazing. We took a ferry ride to Ellis Island and Liberty Island,

which is where you can find one of the most famous statues in the world, the Statue of Liberty.

We got super close to the massive and beautiful Statue of Liberty. It was an incredible experience

I'll never forget. It's kind of amazing

that it was the first time I had been that close to the Statue of Liberty, considering I grew up

in Staten Island, New York, but after 43 years, I finally got to visit the awesome statue. We got

curious about the Statue of Liberty a few years ago, but there are so many other special

statues to learn about. So let's start learning. Mailbag! Mailbag! Hello, my kiddos, Jack and Theo,

Love Your Curious Kid Podcast.

We recently found it, and it has quickly become our favorite.

Jack wanted to pass along that he is very curious about tsunamis, waterfalls, different statues around the world, and gravity.

Theo is very curious about railroads and railroad crossings, trains, and the highest skyscrapers.

Thanks for keeping us curious, Jack and Theo from Old Saybrook, Connecticut.

We've got great news for Jack and Theo. We're going to get curious about statues and learn a ton about them today.

But wait, there's more.

Jack, Theo, and any other listeners that might be interested can listen to the episodes we've

already released on waterfalls, gravity, and trains.

It's awesome when new listeners discover the podcast.

There are so many episodes already released to catch up on.

Did you know that it will take over six full days to listen to every episode of Curious Kid podcast,

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