Join Doctor John and special guest Doctor Logan on a trip into the brain and through the nervous system!  Learn about nerves, the senses, and the many amazing functions of the brain.  Stay for the music video and interactive game at the end of the episode!

Kites were the first objects created by humans that were able to use wind to create lift and drag forces… which would later become instrumental in developing aircraft. The first kites are believed to have been made in Asia as far back as 11,500 years ago, and have been popular in China since the 5th century BC. Today, with such a range of materials available, designs have become larger.....and crazier than ever… so, with that in mind, hold on to your hats. As we bring you the top 15 most incredible looking kites!

Kites... how does it work?! Maddie's about to find out!

This video is geared toward lower elementary school children, providing a basic introduction to the National Weather Service, weather instruments, ingredients for thunderstorms, and weather safety.

When others turn back, they fly straight into the eye of a storm. The Hurricane Hunters, an elite unit of aviators, use specialized aircraft to gather real-time data from inside hurricanes. From cutting-edge radar to autonomous drones deployed in-flight, this episode explores the high-risk missions, unique aircraft, and courageous crews who help improve hurricane forecasting, risking their lives to save others.