In a light-hearted exploration of children's curiosities, several intriguing questions are posed. Lily, age 6, wonders how salt makes ice less slippery. The answer reveals that salt lowers the freezing temperature of water, preventing the thin layer of water on ice from freezing solid, thus reducing slipperiness. Martha, age 8, inquires about the most spoken language globally, with Mandarin Chinese being the correct answer. Emily, age 9, asks about the region between Mars and Jupiter, which is known as the asteroid belt. Crentissa, a 3-and-a-half-year-old, questions why bubbles pop, learning that they burst when their delicate structure is disrupted. Finally, Robin, age 8-and-a-half, seeks to understand if horses can swim, discovering that they can, though some may fear the water. These questions highlight the natural curiosity of children and provide insightful answers, showcasing the educational approach of Molly Oldfield, host of the podcast "Everything Under the Sun."