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The finale of season one of Tai Asks Why was titled “How will we fix climate change?” Back then, Tai Poole was only 11 and already concerned about the environment. Four years later, with many more podcast episodes and interviews with scientists under his belt, how does 15-year-old Poole feel about the future?

Hamster Dance stuck in your head on what seems like an endless loop. An “Earworm” has buried in and set up home. One study shows 92 percent of people report having songs stuck in their heads at least once a week. Tai hunts down the earworm and explores the science of involuntary musical thoughts during on the Children’s Corner, Saturday, April 24 at 9 a.m. Tags: 

0:59 Tune in to Children’s Corner, Saturday, April 3 around 9 a.m. and Tai will shed light on Olbers’ Paradox, on the CBC podcast Tai Asks Why. It’s been asked by Greek Monks in the 6th century, Johannes Kepler in the 17th century and Edgar Allen Poe in the 19th century. In the year 1823, a doctor named Wilhelm Olbers looked at the night sky and wondered: if we’re surrounded by so many stars, why is the night sky so dark? Now, 300 hundred years later, Tai asks the same question and he�...