In this special episode: 🎉 We're celebrating our 🏆 Webby Award Nomination AND our 💯 100th episode! 🩺 Dr. Anthony Fauci joined The Ten News to answer kids' questions and that episode is now nominated for a Webby Award.⁠ 🎧 Listen in for a behind-the-scenes look at how we put that show together. 🤔 Ever wonder what it's like to be a sound editor on a podcast? 🔊 Sound genius Pete Musto shares his favorite "ding." ⁠💙💚 Enjoy this BTS look and help us win the Webby by voting for The Ten News!

In today's episode: 🤑 The Ten News is mining for Bitcoin and Correspondent LizaBanks is here to break down the digital currency phenomenon of Cryptocurrency. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: How long have humans been using money? And, test your fake money knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 🖊️ We're here with an update on the new law that was passed in Florida and to get you up to speed on how laws are made. 🏳️‍🌈 Florida’s governor signed the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill into law, which is a very big deal for kids in Florida, and here to tell us more is Correspondent Nathalie Alonso. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: this Floridian animal uses tools to trick birds. And, test your US Government knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

Ten News Gets Extra: ⚾ What is it like to play in the big leagues? Today we’re going to talk to a REAL Major League Baseball player. 🧢 Ten News Head Writer, Ryan Willard, is in the studio with Mike Montgomery from the New York Mets to talk about being a pro athlete! ✔️ Fun Fact Check: this left-handed pitcher was the youngest to ever play in Major League Baseball! And, test your MLB knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: ⚾ Kid Takeover Alert! MLB Opening Day is here and kid host Luca is taking over the show! 🧢 Ten News Correspondent Ryan Willard puts Major League Baseball star Mike Montgomery on the hot seat for some "Serious and Not So Serious" questions. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: Did you know there was once an All American Girls Professional Baseball League? And, test your baseball history knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

Ukraine update: 😔 It’s been over a month since Russia invaded Ukraine, why might what you see on social media might not be correct. Ten News Contributor Bridget Todd explains Russia’s efforts to spread misinformation and how false information can spread on social media. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: What leader during the Middle Ages wrote a fake letter to regain control of his castle? And, test your Ukraine knowledge in today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

Ten News Gets Extra: 💙 Today is National Love Our Children Day! So we’re focusing our love on our Ten’ers, aka YOU! ⏪ Flashback to some of the most awesome moments of Season 2 that feature some of our Ten'ers. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: Between which ages does the human brain develop the fastest? And, test your human brain knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten! ✅

In today's episode: 🥸 Happy April Fools' Day, Ten'ers! 🤣 Get ready for a good laugh because the Ten News team is here with some hilarious pranks. 📅 April Fools' Day is a fun day full of pranks and jokes, but when did it start? ✔️ Fun Fact Check: Did you know that 90% of Rubiks Cubes are left-handed editions? And, test your April Fools' knowledge in today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 🏳️‍🌈 We're wrapping up Women's History Month with a young girl standing up for LGBTQ+ rights. ✨ Meet teenage activist Stella Keating! 🎙️ Stella shares her experience testifying in front of Congress about the Equality Act. 😎 And, have you heard about the GenderCool project? Hear about how the organization is helping change perceptions of transgender and non-binary youth. And, test your Congressional knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 📢 There are so many ways to make your voice heard, which is why today we are talking about youth movements making waves. 🎙️ Host Bethany Van Delft speaks with political activist and first-generation college student, Irene Rubio to talk about creating change. And, test your student activist knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

Ten News Gets Extra: 🎲 At the Ten, we love video games, ballgames, tabletop games, basically all the games you could ever play! 🎙️ Head Writer Ryan Willard sits down with Molly Murphy who works behind the scenes at Dorktales Storytime AND is a big Dungeons and Dragons player. 🎮 Find out who are the top 10 women gamers around the world. ⁠✔️ Fun Fact Check: What was the first roleplaying game to come out in 1974? And, test your video game knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 🏀 March Madness is in full swing and Correspondent LizaBanks Campagna is here to update us on the NCAA Men’s & Women’s College Basketball tournaments. 🥸 Can a mustache be magical? 🤔 Why are some grownups trying to stop some kids from playing sports? ✔️ Fun Fact Check: This cool basketball move was once banned from the sport. And, test your Team USA knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 🌳 On March 20th, the Spring Equinox arrived, and with it, brighter days in the northern hemisphere. 🌞 Did you hear that Daylight Savings Time could become permanent? ✔️ Fun Fact Check: This structure of giant stones was built to celebrate the Spring Equinox AND track time. In the news: An update on Ukraine, cheerleaders to the rescue, and Happy Holi! And, test your Spring Equinox knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

Ten News Gets Extra: 👐We're celebrating World Down Syndrome Day by amplifying the abilities, talents and accomplishments of such an amazing community. ✨ Host Bethany Van Delft sits down with actress and model Kassie Mundhenk to talk about her amazing career. 🏆 Everything you need to know about this summer's Special Olympics. And, test your musician knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 🍀 Correspondent Ryan Nerz is ready to shamrock and roll and tell us all about St. Patrick's Day. 🌳 Speaking of green, it's almost time for the Spring Equinox and we're sharing what that means for sky watchers. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: these rocks were built to act as a calendar. And, test your Spring Equinox knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 📚 Our brand new Ten News Correspondent Max Wolfson reports on why books are being banned. 👚 And, Correspondent Pamela Kirkland suits up to share why some women's clothing gets the boot, too. And, test your Saudi Arabia knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

Ten News Gets Extra: 🤣 Did you know that 3.14 percent of sailors are pi-rates?🥧Pi Day is March 14th (3/14 🤯) and here to tell you all about it is Ten News Correspondent Sarah Namias. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: NASA Scientists use pi to figure out if there's life outside of earth? And, test your ancient construction knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 🏀 The biggest college basketball tournament of the year is back and here to tell us all about March Madness is Ten News Sports Correspondent Kenny Curtis. ⛹️‍♀️ Correspondent LizaBanks Campagna is coming all the way from half-court with the inside scoop on what happened during last year's tournament. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: are there two March Madnesses? And, test your college basketball knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

In today's episode: 👩🏿‍⚖️ History was made when President Biden nominated the first Black woman to the US Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson. But who is she? And what exactly does the Supreme Court do? 📜 Ten News Correspondent Pamela Kirkland is here to break it all down for you. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: This court is actually higher than the Supreme Court. 🗞️ In the News: An update on Ukraine and celebrating International Women's Day! And, test your Supreme Court knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅

The Ten News Gets Extra: 🏅 Ten News head writer Ryan Willard sits down with Jenson Van Emburgh to talk about his experience as a Paralympic champion. ✔️ Fun Fact Check: these were the first materials used in the first game of table tennis ever played. And, test your Paralympian knowledge on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅