It’s the final #MathsMatters! Today Julie and Phil are celebrating the people who have done amazing maths throughout history. And who still do it. And who will do it (AKA You).
It’s the end of an era! Join Cassie in the last quiz. Cassie, you’ve been amazing!
How does a computer represent letters? Today Julie and Phil look into the different codes used to translate binary into letters. And Julie goes undercover to become a spy!
It's the final episode and the Word Pot is back where it began - with Karen, Harry and Daisy in Co Wexford.
Is it Friday or Tuesday? I’m confused! Let’s pretend it’s still St Patrick’s Day and do a quiz.
When can ones and zeros add up to any number you like? When you’re a computer.
This week the word pot travelled to the home of sisters Nellie, Eppie and Nan Fortune in Curragraigue. They have dogs, cats, hens, hamsters, ducks and even a pet sheep!
The Stars - Meet theatre star, Peg Woffington. Maria Edgeworth, a young woman who wrote in secret only to become one of the most famous writers in the world. And Catherine Hayes, a singer who came from humble beginnings.
Fhiafraíonn Ola Majekodunmi na hábhair is fearr le leanaí ar fud na tíre. Seo Tadhg agus Mac Dara.
Books! Films! Women's History! Bad Jokes?! Cassie has you covered!
What maths is going on inside the machines that help the world tick?
Why are the stars named the way they are? Astronomer, Andy Shearer talks bears, ploughs and Greece.
Fhiafraíonn Ola Majekodunmi na hábhair is fearr le leanaí ar fud na tíre. Seo Niamh o gConnemara.
A fhiafraíonn Ola Majekodunmi do leanaí cad e an t-ábhar is fearr leat? Seo Mai agus Morrie.
This week the Word Pot has travelled to Denver, Colorado where Sean, Cael and Aveyn are standing by to help Karen.
Mary Irving performs Ag Cócaireacht and we talk about the different types of food we like to make in the kitchen.
Leaders – For International Women’s Day we meet three awesome Irish women form the past. Nano Nagle, who taught children when it wasn’t allowed. Mother Jones, who helped save children from having to work dangerous jobs. And free speech pioneer, Anna Parnell.
Cupla ceisteanna as ghaeilge? Maybe, but it’s quizness as usual too!
Fhiafraíonn Ola Majekodunmi na hábhair is fearr le leanaí ar fud na tíre. Seo Juno.
What shapes do we use to build the structures we live and work in? Julie and Phil find out.