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Hey, Wowzer fans, Mindy here.
And before we start the show, I gotta let you know that this November, with a special new episode featuring our friends at Circle Round and Terrestrials on Radiolab for Kids,
And don't miss when Elmo from Sesame Street stops by Wow in the World to make us all belly laugh on November 24th.
Oh, but that's not all, Reg.
On December 1st, we are sharing our 250th episode of Wow in the World with all of you.
We think this one is going to be music to your ears.
Literally.
Did I mention it's a musical?
And if you're a member of the World Organization of Wowzers...
Oh boy, do I have a surprise for you.
You can listen to our 250th episode early with me and other members from around the world on Saturday, November 22nd, at 7 pm.
Eastern.
That's right, we are throwing another listening party.
Join us as we dance along to our new songs.
React to the episode with other members in the chat and more.
Grownups.
If you want your wowzer to join this members-only listening party, you can sign up to become a member today at Tinkercastcom.
Slash wow.
Already a member?
Well, you can find the link and password to join the event when you sign in at Tinkercastcom.
Slash wow.
That's it.
It's going to be a November to remember.
But for now, let's get on with the show.
Woo! to play the bugle, Guy Raz.
Wait, if you're not playing the bugle, then who is?
Well, the bugle is playing the bugle.
I programmed it to play itself.
Can you make it stop?
I'll try.
Hey, bugle!
Stop!
Stop, bugle!
Stop it right now, bugle.
I'll tell you this one more time.
One, two...
Thank you, Bugle.
Phew.
Oh, no.
Sorry, Guy Raz.
It seems to have a mind of its own and some serious skills.
You go, Bugle.
Camp Wee Wow is an awesome place.
Physics, biology, and outer space.
Science explorers with our headquarters.
Oh, Dennis.
Here we go.
That's not happening, and welcome to Camp WeWow, the invisible summer camp for science explorers everywhere.
I'm Camp Counselor Guy Raz.
And I'm covered in mud.
What?
I mean, I'm Mindy.
Today is the last day of Music Week, but the fun's not over yet.
We're going on a nature walk with Grandma G-Force later, and then we're sharing your songs around the campfire.
But first, Dennis wants me to read this announcement for him.
Attention all campers.
As you know, Dennis has taken a vow of silence.
He's been talking all week.
Naturally, the whole camp has been devastated and begged him to return his amazing voice.
I don't remember doing any begging.
So, back by popular demand, here's Dennis.
Dennis.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I've heard your demands.
So now my vow of silence is ending.
And now I would like to sing a song for you.
And it goes a little something like this.
Sorry, Dennis.
No time to chat.
We got to get to the next activity.
What?
Come on, Guy Raz.
Wait, what?
Come on.
Okay.
No, don't leave.
You dare cut me off with that transitional music that leads to the next segment.
Doing outdoor aerobics was a great idea, Guy Raz.
I'm glad you could join me, Mindy.
And you too, Reggie.
That's a great idea, Reg.
We'd love if you could play some music for us to move to.
Let's start stepping in time to the beat.
One, two, three, four, one.
Great.
Now let's do some jumping jacks.
And one and two and three and four.
Uh, Mindy?
And one and two and three and four.
Oh, no.
And one and two and three and four. enough for today.
I'm just gonna lie here for a while.
Ready?
No!
Walk, walk, walk, walk, walk, walk, walk.
Thanks for taking us on this nature walk, Grandma G-Force.
No problem, Mindy.
Watch your step.
It's beautiful out here, but aren't we doing a Oh.
Hey, I hear some music already.
Well, that's a bird song.
You know, birds sing for all kinds of reasons.
Marking their territory, finding a mate to nest with, or warning each other of danger.
Like when Reggie lets me know that I'm about to step in something gross?
Ugh.
Ugh. should have invited him along.
Uh-oh, it sounds like bees.
Oh, don't worry.
That's just the rumble of a bumble.
Oh, yeah.
Bumblebees are way more interested in pollinating than they are stinging.
They make that buzzing sound by vibrating their wing muscles and thorax.
And by thorax, you mean the middle section of their bodies.
Yeah, and they use those vibrations to shake the pollen off the flowers and onto their fuzzy little selves.
Ooh, listen to the wind.
You know, the wind itself doesn't actually make noise.
Wind is just moving air, and the sounds you hear are from the objects the wind passes through.
Oh, like how it makes the leaves rustle.
Right.
Well, that's the end of the nature walk.
Uh, Grandma Jeep Force?
We're not back at camp yet.
Well, I said I'd take you on a walk.
I didn't say I'd take you back.
Ahem.
Hello there, campers.
Thomas Fingerling here.
Today I'm gonna teach you how to keep mosquitoes away.
That one went right in my mouth.
Okay, first thing we wanna try is to holler at them.
I like to do it like this.
Get away from me skeeters.
I'm trying to read the newspaper.
And when that doesn't work, I try to put them to sleep with a song or a long meandering story.
Like the one about the time my father took me out to the garden to inspect the potato plants.
Son, he said, get to counting.
And so I did.
One, I said aloud.
Two, followed by three, and then four.
Oh, I guess I put myself to sleep there.
Well, when hollering don't work and boring stories don't work, I like to keep them skeeters away with poisonous gas.
There we go.
Works every time.
Fingerling, over and out.
Boo.
Two, four, six, eight.
We'll be back after the break.
Eight, six, four, two.
Garnet, this match is for you grown-ups.
It's mindy and guy ross here from wow in the world.
Mindy and i have some brand new wow in the world toys out in the world just in time for the holidays, made for the kids who love science and for the ones who don't.
Yet, from our 100 experiments, that wow kit to the telescope and astronomy kit, Our Wow in the World toys help your wowzer learn about their world through play.
Plus, you can hear exclusive audio content from me and Guy Raz to help your wowzer discover even more wows.
Grownups.
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You can shop our Wow in the World toys at Tinkercast.com slash toys.
That's Tinkercast.com slash toys.
It's the end of the week, which means we're sharing around the campfire.
All week, we've been asking you to call in and tell us what you liked about Music Week.
And it turns out you had a lot to say and sing.
Hi, my name is Joanna, and my story is called The Simple Salary.
Once upon a time there was a place where there was some inventions, and one time there was a new member there and him had a new invention called the simple sandwich, and she got a piece of string and a spoon and a roller and she put it all together and put it in, You know, like an earbud.
And then it was a big noise.
But from the outside, it was just a tiny, tiny noise.
So then everybody was like, what in the wow?
And then they would say, that was a great invention.
Now you're a member of Fun Inventions.
The end.
Hi, my name is Iraz.
My name is Sam.
My name is Jack.
And we live in Havertown, Pennsylvania.
My instrument is a guitar.
I put rubber bands on a plastic cup, and it sounds like this.
Jack's instrument is a maraca.
He put beans inside a plastic cup, and this is what it sounds like.
My name is Guy Raz.
Love your show.
My name is Matilda and I live in the state of Maine.
My wee wow is that I think that my bouncy blow-up red horse should be a drum.
Thanks.
I love your show.
Hi, Mindy and Guy Ross.
My name is Margo.
I'm from Lexington, Massachusetts.
My instrument is And the little thing you use to open it can, like, be, like, twanged like this.
Bye, Mindy and Guy Raz.
Hi, Mindy and Guy Raz.
My name is Omri, and I'm from Bellingham, Washington.
I have a song about grass.
Grass, grass, oh, grass, I love you.
I love this show.
Hi, Millie and Guy Raz.
My name is Mila, and my Camp WeWow song goes like this.
Wow, thank you all so much for sharing all of that with us.
And for thinking, tinkering, and exploring with us all week.
Each and every one of you have earned your Musical Master Wowzer badge.
Congratulations, campers.
If you want to print and copy And remember to meet us back here on Monday for a whole new week of Camp WeWow.
Until then, who wows?
WeWow!
And written by Anna Zagorski, Ruth Morrison, and Jillian Hughes.
Tyler Thull, Marion Lozano, Jackson McGinnis and Henry Moskal add the sounds to Camp WeWow with help from our senior production director, Jed Anderson.
Jed also helps to wrangle Dennis.
That's me!
And Thomas Fingerling.
What?
Who?
I think she said Grandma G-Force Fingerling.
No way, dude.
And Misha Rabinowitz proudly sweats it up in the Wow Cow mascot suit.
Our theme song was written and composed by Andrew and Polly.
For more on their all-ages music, visit andrewandpolly.com.
Special thanks to the rest of our team of tinkerers, Rebecca Caban and Jessica Bode.
For more on any of this week's WeWow activities or to claim your Wowzer badge, visit Tinkercastcom.
Slash camp.
And to share videos or pictures from your own Camp WeWow experiences.
You can have your grown-ups.
Upload those to us at Tinkercastcom.
Slash share.
Thanks again for a great week, campers.
And remember, who wows?
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