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In this episode, we interview Dr. Rachel Arney, a Geoscientist from Georgia State University, and Amanda Barth, a rare insect coordinator at Utah State University.

In this episode, we interview biology professor and author of Doctors by Nature, Jaap De Roode and the Educational Garden Coordinator at Emory University, Erik Edwards. We also speak with Matthew Kulinski, Director of Marketing for the Georgia Department of Agriculture. Listen to learn more about how to start your own garden!

In this episode, we share ideas for how to beat the heat and avoid summer boredom!

In this episode, we ask experts from The Georgia Native Plant Society, Birds of Georgia, and Beech Hollow Wildflower Farm about how we can help the Earth by increasing biodiversity in our own backyard!

In this episode, we interview Abhi Tripathi, from UC Berkeley.

In this episode, we focus on friendship, how to make new friends and keep the old ones! We interview Gillian Deal, a school psychologist, to brush up on our friendship skills.

In this episode, we interview Julia Kubanek from Georgia Tech and the directors of the Whitney Lab at the University of Florida to learn about ocean conservation!

In this episode, we examine the idea of entrepreneurship and how to start a business. We interview JJ Ramberg, host of MSNBC's show Your Business. She's also the creator of Goodshop and Goodpods. We talk with the founder of Lalo, an app that helps people share and store their memories. We close out the episode by interviewing Jes Wolfe, CEO of Rebel Girls. 

In this episode, we interview author and illustrator Mike Lowery, artist Katy Kelley, and Atlanta City Councilman Doug Shipman as we try to answer the question, Can art change the world?

In this episode, the kids talk about different issues in our environment and how we can help save the Earth!