Hello!

Hello! And welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast, episode number 300. Whether you've been listening from the beginning, or whether this is the very first episode you're listening to, we appreciate you.

We've said it before and I'll say it again.

The podcast is not about me, Olivia and Noah.

It's about you, our listeners.

When we go to school, we learn in classes.

How many kids are in your school class?

Noah and I both have about 20 kids in our school classes.

We love our teachers, and we've learned so much with their help.

It's amazing to know that instead of reaching about 20 learners, like many school teachers do,

during the school day, our episodes are listened to by tens of

thousands of people every day. When we started the podcast, we never dreamed it would reach such a large

audience. To be honest, when we started the podcast, I didn't think a lot about it at all because I

wasn't even two years

old yet. Even though it's incredible to know that Curious Kid podcast is enjoyed by so many people

around the world, it's also a huge responsibility. It's a huge responsibility because we have to

be certain that the information in each episode is accurate.

Sure, it's important for the episodes to be fun and enjoyable too,

but being certain that every fact is accurate is most important to us.

Each episode you listen to involves about 12 hours of work on our end,

and all that work starts with the research we do

on each topic. Throughout the learning journey, it's been really important for us to include the

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