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 51 minutes
episode 109: Luke asks: What if you crashed into a wormhole and went to the future? (Fur vs. Tech: Part 1)
It’s the Incatible Hulk’s first mission with the Fur Force… only there’s no mission! I guess they’ll just have to jump in a rocket ship!
Lessons include: Technology can be very useful as long as you use it responsibly; there’s so much more to this world than screens!
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episode 110: Julia asks: What if phones came alive? (Fur vs. Tech: Part 2)
Let’s see What If World’s future, after twelve years of having smartphones! Will the phones take over, or will this somehow end with a hole being ripped in the space-time continuum?
Lessons include: Books and stories are an important part of learning; if you can really listen to others explain their mistakes, you can avoid making those mistakes yourself!
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episode 111: Griffin asks: What if french fries and drinks had war?
When Dracomax and Hernosity get lost in the woods, they find themselves embroiled in some fast food politics.
Lessons include: Before making a judgment in an argument, it’s important to hear from both sides; if you dislike someone you don’t know, it might help to learn more about them.
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episode 112: Oliver asks: What if when cows mooed, they shot arrows from their noses?
When Collie the Cow takes her human to the market, Ollie has to masquerade as a cow himself in order to fit in...
episode 113: Annikka asks: What if you lived in a house that belonged to cow-turtle-lion-robots?
Mamma Jamma, Poppa Loo, Zach, and Zizi are all coming to the studio to answer some of your pressing questions. When every member of the family shines, Poppa Loo starts to feel left out...
Lessons include: Every member of the family has something to contribute; some little moments can be just as special as a grand adventure...
episode 114: Harper asks: What if giant rhinoceroses took over Egypt?
Let’s learn of Cleocatra’s mysterious past! The young cat is destined to become queen of Ygypt, but the Rhino people are sick of being ruled by cats and lions. Can they learn to live together?
Lessons include: Being nice is more than just behaving politely, you have to actually think about other people’s feelings; there is no way we can prepare for every possible emergency, sometimes you have to stay calm and think on your feet...
episode 115: Patrick asks: What if popcorn came to life (plus Hotwheels)?
What if World gets fast and furious with this pop-corny tale of daredevil drivers...
episode 116: James asks: What if Fred licked the Internet?
Fred and Pipey-O team up to rebuild the What House… after Fred chewed the whole house to pieces! Will an Internet What House be able to replace the real thing?
Lessons include: Video games cannot replace the real world; if your current approach to a project isn’t working, it might be time to try something else...
episode 117: Teddy asks: What if you went back in time to when it rained candy?
Dracomax, Abacus, and Mr. Star (voiced by Mr. Eric’s nephew, Teddy) team up to thwart Mr. Business, who wants it to keep raining candy forever! Listen to episode 6, What if it rained candy? for the first part of this story.
Lessons include: If you cannot treat friends (and co-workers) fairly, you might find yourself without any; try to appreciate generosity wherever you find it...
episode 118: Aria asks: What if monsters were made of carpet?
Cthunkle, Squiderella, and Scully think they have to scare chickens in order to get eggs from them. Could there be a better way? Find out in this EXTRA whacky April Fools’ story.
Lessons include: Kindness and cooperation can be a lot more effective than being loud and scary; Messing with technology you don’t understand can be dangerous...