Edutainment Learning

In this powerful Edutainment Learning interview, Masako Wada, a survivor of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki in 1945, shares her firsthand experience and lifelong mission for peace. As a Hibakusha and Assistant Secretary General of Nihon Hidankyo, Wada has dedicated decades to educating the world about the devastating human cost of nuclear weapons. In this student-led conversation, she reflects on the physical and emotional aftermath of the bombing, the importance of remembrance, and the urgent need for global cooperation to prevent nuclear catastrophe. Through Edutainment Learning, students from around the world have the opportunity to hear directly from history—gaining insight, empathy, and a deeper understanding of our shared responsibility to build a more peaceful future.Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!

In this unforgettable Edutainment Learning conversation, students from around the world connect with one of the rarest voices in human history — Charlie Duke, Apollo 16 astronaut and one of only 12 men to ever walk on the Moon. Currently only four are still alive. At just 36 years old, Duke became the youngest person to step onto the lunar surface. A U.S. Air Force Brigadier General, MIT graduate, and former CAPCOM for Apollo 11, he helped guide the first Moon landing — and later experienced it himself. But this story goes beyond space. After his historic mission, Duke experienced a profound personal transformation, becoming a committed Christian and dedicating his life to sharing lessons about leadership, faith, purpose, and perspective gained from seeing Earth from beyond it.Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!