Scientific Method
Why It’s Important to Reduce Waste with Robin Greenfield
Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities
Future Chicken and Frittata learn why it’s important to reduce waste with environmental activist Robin Greenfield. Robin shares his inspiring journey of living simply and reducing waste, including his experiment as the “Trash Man,” where he wore every piece of trash he generated for a month. Discover practical tips on how we can all make […]
Making Green Goals a Reality with Mackenzie Turner
Theme: Healthy Communities
Future Chicken and Frittata team up with Mackenzie Turner to learn how we can make green goals a reality! Discover how creativity and influence can be used to promote environmental change and turn wetlands into bird sanctuaries. Mackenzie shares her experiences and tips on using social media for good, while also balancing screen time with […]
What is Global Weirding? With Katharine Hayhoe
Theme: Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities, Water
Future Chicken and Frittata learn why atmospheric scientist Katharine Hayhoe, calls it “global weirding” instead of global warming. Learn some of the challenges of climate change and how our actions are influencing the planet’s future. Katharine shares how we can all play a role in combating climate change by spreading awareness, making eco-friendly choices, and […]
How We Can Make Positive Change with Spencer West
Theme: Healthy Communities
Future Chicken and Frittata learn how we can all make a positive change with world change warrior Spencer West. Spencer shares his incredible journey of overcoming obstacles and making a difference in the world, showing that no matter who you are or where you come from, you can create positive change. He discusses how he […]
Why Water Matters! Interview with Autumn Peltier
Theme: Water
Water is everywhere, but did you know it’s also one of the most precious resources on Earth? 💧 In this special talk show episode, Future Chicken and friends dive into the world of water conservation—why it matters, where it comes from, and how we can all do our part to protect it. 🌍 From the […]
Secret to a Balanced Life! Interview with Em Beihold
Theme: Healthy Communities
FC is all in on planning the biggest Eco-Cause Play event ever, but is she working too hard? With a little help from special guest Em Beihold, Future Chicken and friends learn that balance is the key to a happy, healthy life. From nature’s hidden tricks to a hilarious ‘Potaco’ surprise, this episode is packed […]
Become a Plant Parent! Interview with Plant Kween, Christopher Griffin
Theme: Food, Healthy Communities
Things are getting wild and leafy in the BioBarn! 🌿 When FC brings home a new plant named Vera, she’s determined to become the best plant mom ever. But soon Vera grows out of control! 😳 Luckily, special guest Christopher Griffin (aka the Plant Kween) joins the crew to share amazing tips about plant care, […]
Protecting the Bees! Interview with Elizabeth Downs
Theme: Cycles & Circles, Food
What’s the secret ingredient behind Frittata’s all-time favorite muffin? 🍯🐔 It turns out—it’s bee spit! 😱 But before Frittata completely buzzes out, Future Chicken and friends meet Elizabeth Downs, an 11-year-old beekeeper with over 180,000 bees in her care! 🐝✨ From honey production to pollination, she shares how bees help grow the food we eat […]
How to be a World Change Warrior! Interview with Spencer West
Theme: Healthy Communities
Future Chicken and Frittata welcome the incredible Spencer West to discuss how everyone can make a difference! We learn about Spencer’s journey and his philosophy that regardless of age, ability, or background, anyone can be a World Change Warrior. Watch as they raise funds for new fog nets and spread positivity through music, magic, and […]
Why This Scientist Calls it Global Weirding not Global Warming: Interview with Katharine Hayhoe
Theme: Clean Energy, Cycles & Circles, Healthy Communities, Water
Special guest Katharine Hayhoe, a renowned climate scientist, joins the team to explain the concept of Global Weirding and how every action we take can make a difference. She shares insights on how kids and communities can work together to combat climate change and become catalysts for inventive change.