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 129: Elani asks: What if a wizard turned his parents into tomatoes?
Have you ever wanted to know what the “P” in Abacus P. Grumbler stands for? You can finally find out in this week’s magical outer-space adventure!
Lessons include: It’s okay for boys to be pretty and like pretty things; your family will always lovely you, even if the shape of that family changes...
episode 130: Astrid asks: What if trees grew back right away?
Mamma Jamma is feeling bored by her job and Harrigo is worried when old trees start getting replaced by new ones...
episode 132: Bruno asks: What if a zombie's head kept popping off?
In the town of Zombria, all the undead hide their emotions except for Brainless, whose emotions pop off as often as his head! Can he and his frenemy Paulageist learn how to express themselves in a healthy way?
Lessons include: Hiding our emotions doesn’t make them go away; remembering our feelings, even the unhappy ones, can help us understand others...
episode 133: Parson asks: What if sabretooth tigers could be ninjas?
Daisytooth Tiger is the best young ninja in the hideout, until Ninja Girlden shows up! Can they team up to save their teacher, or will their rivalry get the better of them.
Lessons include: Our differences can be our strengths if we embrace them; trading insults hurts everyone involved.
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episode 134: Alfie asks: What if anybody you touched travelled back in time? (w/Leilany Figueroa)
This week, Leilany Figueroa of the podcast Timestorm joins Alabaster Zero as his new Gumshoe in training. Can they find Fred the Dog, or will they stay lost in time forever?
Lessons: We’re all bad at things we’ve never tried before, but we can get better with practice; you’re never too old to learn something new.
Leilany is the co-star of Timestorm, a sci-fi audio drama for kids 8-12...
episode 135: Micah asks: What if a dog had a dance party?
A few of Mr. Eric’s friends are trying to give him a break by recording an episode for him! Will things go wrong pretty much right away? Probably.
Lessons: This week’s lesson is sort of tied up with a special surprise in the episode. Can you figure it out?
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episode 136: James asks: What if you got trapped in an Escape Room? (w/Karl Harpur)
Kid Town’s greatest villain is on loan this week, and Professor Nasty will stop at nothing to take all the magic out of What If World! Karl Harpur of The Dastardly Deeds of Professor Nasty helps tell a story of daring escapes and talking bones!
Lessons: Being careful doesn’t mean avoiding the things we love; a good friend can help face your fears and find your confidence!
Find out more about The Dastardly Deeds of Professor Nasty!
Website: ProfessorNasty...
episode 137: Maya asks: What if a lion and an elephant got some spaghetti? (w/M. Dorsett)
M. Dorsett, author of The Lion and the Elephant, comes on to read her short story and then give it a What If World ending! Can the Lion, the Elephant, and the Queen learn to get along?
Lessons: Learning to get along with different kinds of people can make you happier and more open-minded!
To learn more about The Lion and the Elephant, go to chibur.info/books...
episode 138: Dalton asks: What if Barbies lived with evil robots? (Naughtibots: Part 1)
In our season 3 finale, we meet Barbara Bot, Evilicus Max, King of the Naughtibots, and Queen Nice of the Chocolate Monsters… but pay close attention, because names can be deceiving.
Lessons: Yes and no are powerful words, and we all have a lot to learn in order to make safe and smart decisions; Saying nice things doesn’t mean you get to ignore other people’s feelings...