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Wild Interest · April 9 · 40 min

Red Cards & Redheads

Hey Wildlings, lace up your cleats and let's hit the pitch, it's time for Episode 20 of Wild Interest, "Red Cards & Redheads"! Ever wonder who came up with red cards in soccer? Or why some people are redheads even though their parents aren't? Well, it's a red letter day, because we've rolled out the red carpet for our new friends, brother and sister duo Miles & Nico! They tell us all about their love for "The Beautiful Game", their favorite players EVER, and the roots of the yellow and red card penalty system in soccer. Then, they discuss their own roots as redheads and how and why the trait for red hair gets passed down through generations! We also join Wild Interest collaborator Trey Lander at Fantasy Lane Studios in Atlanta, GA, to hear all about how he's turned his love for music into a career full of inspiration! And, stay tuned for some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of us cutting tracks in the booth! Plus, we've journeyed to the highlands of Scotland to follow one of the biggest fish tales of all time - the Loch Ness Monster! And, for Grandparent Stories, we hear from Philip in Maryland as he interviews his grandma! Not to mention some hilarious jokes, a mind-bending riddle, and a fantastic favorite sound. So grab a snack, tell a friend, stay curious and, as always, keep it WILD!!! Parents: visit our website to help your kids contribute jokes or favorite sounds, or to send us a message. Timestamps for this episode are available below. 00:00 - Episode 20 Intro 01:43 - Redcards with Miles & Nico 11:24 - Riddle Clue 11:40 - In the Studio with Trey Lander 23:38 - Favorite Sound 24:50 - Cryptid Corner: The Loch Ness Monster 31:00 - Joke Time! 31:45 - Call for Submissions 32:10 - Redheads with Miles & Nico 35:39 - Grandparent Stories: Philip's Grandma 38:13 - Riddle Answer 38:36 - Preview of Episode 21 38:47 - Credits + Call for Reviews + Word of Mouth! 39:19 - Bloopers! wildinterest.com

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Hey Wildlings, lace up your cleats and let's hit the pitch, it's time for Episode 20 of Wild Interest, "Red Cards & Redheads"!

Ever wonder who came up with red cards in soccer? Or why some people are redheads even though their parents aren't? Well, it's a red letter day, because we've rolled out the red carpet for our new friends, brother and sister duo Miles & Nico! They tell us all about their love for "The Beautiful Game", their favorite players EVER, and the roots of the yellow and red card penalty system in soccer. Then, they discuss their own roots as redheads and how and why the trait for red hair gets passed down through generations!

We also join Wild Interest collaborator Trey Lander at Fantasy Lane Studios in Atlanta, GA, to hear all about how he's turned his love for music into a career full of inspiration! And, stay tuned for some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of us cutting tracks in the booth!

Plus, we've journeyed to the highlands of Scotland to follow one of the biggest fish tales of all time - the Loch Ness Monster! And, for Grandparent Stories, we hear from Philip in Maryland as he interviews his grandma!

Not to mention some hilarious jokes, a mind-bending riddle, and a fantastic favorite sound. So grab a snack, tell a friend, stay curious and, as always, keep it WILD!!!

Parents: visit our website to help your kids contribute jokes or favorite sounds, or to send us a message.

Timestamps for this episode are available below.

00:00 - Episode 20 Intro
01:43 - Redcards with Miles & Nico
11:24 - Riddle Clue
11:40 - In the Studio with Trey Lander
23:38 - Favorite Sound
24:50 - Cryptid Corner: The Loch Ness Monster
31:00 - Joke Time!
31:45 - Call for Submissions
32:10 - Redheads with Miles & Nico
35:39 - Grandparent Stories: Philip's Grandma
38:13 - Riddle Answer
38:36 - Preview of Episode 21
38:47 - Credits + Call for Reviews + Word of Mouth!
39:19 - Bloopers!


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