This is part two of our podcast on the science of gratitude and inspiration. 

Enjoy our latest podcast on inspiration and gratitude and the science behind it. We hope this season grants you an abundance of creativity and appreciation.

Today we discuss the innovation of indigenous culture that has contributed to your nourishment. We touch on the domestication of corn, amazing companion planting ingenuity and how the indigenous world contributed to your staple foods that now feed billions of people.

The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out... In honor of spooky season, Sequoia Shana and Narwhal Nina delve into the science of decomposition. Today on the High Touch High Tech we talk about one of the misunderstood helpers in the process of decay, WORMS!!

High Touch High Tech's very own Dinosaur Dan and Narwhal Nina discuss how new findings in biology and neuroscience are revealing a kinder, gentler side of human nature!  (Originally published in November 2020, re-published in Dec. 2022.)

Dino Dan, Alkaline Alyssa, and Narwhal Nina discuss how the standard of "good education" is changing in cultures around the world.  We take an up-close look at major education reforms going on in China, and discuss how High Touch High Tech's mission to share fun learning experiences with kids everywhere aligns with global shifts in educational priorities.

Dinosaur Dan, Narwhal Nina, and special guest Earthquake Ethan talk about space exploration, the Mars rover, and the future of humankind!

You might associate the North Pole with cozy tales of Rudolph and Santa, but the reality of North Pole science and exploration is considerably more epic!  

In today's podcast, we explore communication technologies and innovations through history. Considering cultural differences and communication barriers, learn about the tools utilized by ancient civilizations, like the Incas. Investigate how the innovation of the camel saddle led to the famous silk road trade routes that ultimately introduced communication tools from the Far East to Europe! Join us for this fascinating discussion and journey through science!

Celebrate STEM at any opportunity you get. We're celebrating World Asteroid Day on June 30th, World Brain Day on July 22nd, and Parent's Day on July 26th! We take a look into why each of these holidays is worth celebrating, join us! 

World Storytelling Day is celebrated March 20th of each year. We speak with Donna Marie Todd, President of the Asheville Storytelling Circle about the importance and value of oral storytelling. Storytelling is humanities earliest communication method, and we discuss the importance on learning and culture. 

Learn more about the Asheville Storytelling Circle by visiting their website: https://www.ashevillestorycircle.org/index.html

Visit Donna Marie's Website and YouTube at: http://www.donnamarietodd.com/ 

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