Victoria Gonzalez
Victoria Gonzalez is a journalist based in Southern California. She is interested in food cultures around the world, migration, David Bowie and ice cream. She has written for KCET, PBS SoCal, Los Angeles Magazine and San Diego Magazine. You can find her watching baking shows, eating tacos in her hometown of Tijuana or or cooking for her family.
Revisit Harper Lee's perennial classic "To Kill a Mockingbird," take a quick trip to the Amazon to get to know it's ecosystems, learn how Black colleges and universities came to be, and more.
Learn about natural disasters like fires and hurricanes and take a break with a visit to Yellowstone, plus some cool tunes by Bob Dylan and the Beatles.
Join scientists as they try to find the identity of the first people of the United States of America, catch up with the Roosevelts and the March sisters, take a trip to China and much more.
Get to the bottom of the mystery surrounding a Civil War-era tintype, explore some massive meteors and ancient African civilizations; plus, learn how smartphones changed the world.
Meet the folks who got us to space, visit a Viking army and England in the early 20th century and end with a remarkable story about the power of music to bring us together.
First, we’ll have a stargazing meetup with Ptolemy, Copernicus and Galileo; then, we’ll have our minds blown by some amazing animals and some equally amazing orphaned Jewish refugees, and we’ll finish with a horseback ride in the desert with explorer Gertrude Bell.
Today, we're getting ready to see the supermoon with Jet, learning about octopuses with Splash and Bubbles and about patterns with Peg and Cat. Plus, we're eating salad like herbivores in Dinosaur Train!
Today, we’re visiting the transformative Reconstruction period, checking in on our favorite animal babies as they take their first steps, meeting some intelligent bird brains, seeing how the Constitution was created and catching up with legendary teacher Erin Gruwell.
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Learn to see the night sky with new eyes, dive into the transformative Reconstruction period following the Civil War, travel to the pre-World War I Middle East and last but definitely not least, cuddle with six amazing baby animals including Safina the elephant calf and Limpet the sea otter pup.
This week, we're taking a look at the Moon to get ready for Tuesday's supermoon and learning about the power of music, song and dance to help make us all feel better with Pinkalicious, Daniel Tiger, Peg and Cat, and many more.
Fly high in the sky over the sea with Anne Morrow Lindbergh, visit a medieval castle and a Beverly Hills high school with Jane Austen and end with a history lesson on how we dealt with a past pandemic.