Our 100th episode! What's the big deal?

Brains On! Science podcast for kids

American Public Media

Kids & Family, Education For Kids

4.4 • 13.5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2018

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

In this milestone of an episode, we ask why people seem to love the number 100 so much. We also learn some amazing tricks involving the number 100 and fan favorite Gungador goes from Most Epic Fighting Battle Realm to a much more challenging setting: high school.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Brains On, well we're serious about being curious.
0:05.0	Brains On is supported on part by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
0:12.0	We did it! We made it to 100 episodes.
0:15.0	Awesome! What should we do to celebrate?
0:18.0	Hmm, I'll light a firework that when it blows up, it spells out seriously curious.
0:24.0	Whoa, beautiful! I'm going to get a giant cake. Will it in here?
0:34.0	And then have a dinosaur pop out.
0:37.0	It's even got a hat on!
0:39.0	Well, I'm going to have a dance party with a hundred cats and a hundred dogs,
0:44.0	and they're all going to get along.
0:46.0	Is that cat turned a robot? Awesome!
0:50.0	Well, I'm going to celebrate by giving you this gift.
0:53.0	Aw, thanks!
0:55.0	And inside it is 100 high fives!
0:59.0	Wow, that is so cool! There's so many of them!
1:03.0	One for every episode of Brains On.
1:06.0	Well, this could take a while.
1:07.0	Keep listening!
1:10.0	Oh, I think I have a callus on my hand from all those high fives,
1:19.0	but man, I feel like a rock star after that.
1:22.0	Okay, you're listening to Brains On from American Public Media.
1:25.0	I'm Molly Bloom, and my co-host today is Issa Camargo from Orlando, Florida.
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