Lillian Steenblik Hwang discusses how hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons form.

Pamela Huber describes a special mathematical formula.

A speaker describes flying.

Rachel Crowell discusses why girls pursue math-related activities and careers less often than boys.

Kathryn Hulick discusses real-life zombies and the organisms that control them.

Deena Prichep discusses a time when fathers were discouraged from being present for the birth of their children.

Kirsten Weir discusses how healthy brains can sometimes imagine certain sensations.

Elissa Nadworny discusses why teenagers are drawn to the genre of dystopian fiction.

A blue creature appears before a young girl after her mother leaves.

A speaker describes winning a coloring contest.

Maria Temming describes a creature that can survive in unforgiving environments.

Mia Hodorovich discusses theories that question the true authorship of William Shakespeare’s works.

Linus Unah discusses a teen’s actions in Nigeria to help street kids.

A girl living in England during World War II is bullied by one of her classmates.

Barrett Smith discusses the kidnapping of 276 Chibok schoolgirls by the terrorist group Boko Haram.

A speaker describes how best one can live their life.

Steve Henn discusses how game companies are learning from the gamers that use their products.

A boy wants to play football with his friends, but is put to work by his dad.

A man reflects on his deceased aunt.

A speaker struggles to ask to be excused from the table.