What if a dragon lived in my closet? What if there were a never-ending bowl of ice cream? Pirates, fairies, wizards, robots, and friends help Mr. Eric tell stories inspired by kids’ questions. What If World’s progressive stories will keep kids laughing while fostering curiosity, imagination, and resilience. Listen Ad-Free: patreon.com/whatifworld Call in a What-If Question to 205-605-WHAT or email whatifworldpodcast@gmail.com!
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 6 hours 8 minutes
episode 105: Caleb asks: What if you went in a dungeon and found a trophy? (Ifmas Puzzle: Part 1)
It’s nearly Ifmas, and is Pixicato is about to have her first adventure with her easy-going mother...
episode 104: Gabe asks: What if there was a super hero cat (Purrcy: Part 2)
The Fur Force has to stop Toyger from turning the seas pink, but a horde of fairy cats and super cats are in the way. Let’s visit the now-pink beaches of What If World and find out how this two-part episode ends!
Lessons include: Special powers always carry a risk, but feeling special is as simple as finding wonder in the world around you, and all its lovely people...
episode 103: Willa asks: What if a cat purred and everyone fell asleep? (Purrcy: Part 1)
The president has been elected, and it’s time for JFKat to lead the Fur Force… so why’s he dragging his paws?
Lessons include: Figuring out who you are is one of the most exciting parts of life, even if it feels scary sometimes; Super powers might bring short term happiness, but they can’t solve all your problems...
episode 102: Miren asks: What if a unicorn could give stuff from their horn?
Fred has to figure out the secret to making a dog house fly, or else he’ll be late to his own inauguration! Fortunately a shapeshifting Finn Again and a generous Miracorn are there to help.
Lessons include: It’s important to think hard when making big decisions (and to not let the small decisions slow you down)...
episode 101: Meghan asks: What if Cthunkle did his show "What Is World"?
Cthunkle hosts this unusual episode. Could this be the end of What If World? Not if the next president and their new cabinet have anything to do with it!
Lessons include: Handling disappointment is a really important skill for kids and grown-ups to practice; it’s important to make your voice heard, even if you don’t get your way...
episode 100: Roscoe asks: What if up was down and down was up? (w/Jonathan Messinger)
Mr. Eric is joined by Jonathan Messinger, host of The Alien Adventures of Finn Caspian, for What If World’s 100th episode special. Things will get out of this world! At least, they would if only Bee-Bop the Robot can help Chentle Cheetah make a spaceship.
Lessons include: Accepting failure and trying again gets you one step closer to success; even very intelligent people (and robots) can be wrong sometimes...
episode 54: Wyatt asks: What if somebody created a ninja robot?
Pirates and ninjas and robots, oh my! Mr. Eric tackles two questions this week, as Ninja Girlden and Petey the Pirate meet for the first time. They’re both so anxious about making a good impression that they end up arguing over a chair!
Lessons include: First impressions are tough, but giving someone a second chance is easy; being possessive can get in the way of fun and play
This episode first aired November 19, 2017...
episode 99: Felix asks: How could a chicken lift all the stuff he sees?
It’s the return of Charlie Chicken (episode 43), as our plucky hero sets out to cure his corn cobb papa of the common huitlacoche (whee-tla-KO-cheh). Will Charlie’s neighbors be willing to help?
Lessons include: By helping people outside your inner circle, you can help teach them to do the same; it’s okay to feel frustrated during a disagreement, but lashing out in anger will never change someone’s mind...
episode 98: Sloan asks: What if unicorns lived in Halloween bushes?
Mr. Eric is joined by young listener named Sloan who will help him tell a totally improvised Halloween special! Can Sloan the Little Unicorn find JFKat after he is scared out of their spooky house by an unapologetic Skeleton Ghost?
Lessons include: It’s important to express even the less popular feelings, like guilt and fear; it’s easy to forgive others when you’re able to see from their perspective...
episode 97: Millie asks: What if we had no trees? (Presidential Debate)
The final 6 candidates for president will have to answer your questions if they want to get the job! Unfortunately, Mr...