Say What?! - June 8: Stinky Sock Party, Giant Human Foosball, and the Master-of-Disguise Caterpillar

Say What?! - June 8: Stinky Sock Party, Giant Human Foosball, and the Master-of-Disguise Caterpillar

Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take on three stories: a whole town that burns its smelly winter socks to welcome spring, a giant game of human foosball where grown-ups can only slide side to side, and a real-science wonder: a tiny Hawaiian caterpillar that builds a costume of old bug bits to sneak past spiders. Kid-safe news comedy for ages 5-10.

Say What?! | Mon Jun 1, 2026

Today on Say What?!: one million bees swarm a Tennessee highway after a truck crash (beekeepers round them all up)

Captain Bananas, Sir Stacks-A-Lot & the Great Whale Passport

Today on Say What?!: A Florida woman thinks she sees a big cat in her yard - but it's a monkey that's been wild in Florida since 1938! Then: three friends in Texas stack 19,019 golf balls into Sir Stacks-A-Lot, a brand new world record pyramid. And: scientists discover that humpback whales cross 14,000km between Australia and Brazil - identified by their unique tail fingerprints!

Say What?! - 858 Cups, 32 Shirts & Climbing Fish (Caller: Jamaica)

Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera dig into three wild-but-true stories: a man with a world-record collection of 858 different paper cups, a man who pulled on 32 T-shirts in one single minute, and tiny fish that climb a giant waterfall using sticky fins. Then a Friday caller from Jamaica phones in with a sweetly mysterious problem. Kid-safe news comedy for ages 5 to 10.

Say What?! - 2026-05-28 - Cement truck, mystery puppet, broom-wielding cow

Today on Say What?!: Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera meet a Wisconsin driver who moved a ROAD CLOSED sign and drove his truck right into wet cement. A mysterious 7-foot puppet with wild red hair appears at a Massachusetts police station. And Veronika, a 13-year-old pet cow in Austria, becomes the first cow ever filmed using a tool: she lifts a broom with her tongue and uses both ends to scratch herself. Scientists are stunned.