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  • A telescope on a tripod pointed up toward a night sky.
    How Was The Universe Created?
    But Why explores the Big Bang, earth, stars and black holes in this call-in episode that aired live on Vermont Public Radio. Astronomer John O'Meara…
  • Water has the power to shape the land around it.
    An Introduction To VPR's Timeline
    In this episode we want to introduce you to another show made at VPR that we think you're really going to like. It's called Timeline and it explores the…
  • But Why Live: Space, Earth And The Big Bang
    But Why will be taking your space questions live on air on July 12! And you can participate from home, where ever you are!We’ll be joined by astronomer…
  • Vermont's dairy farms and co-ops are among the industries affected when Congress failed to reauthorize the federal Farm Bill in September. The programs and provisions in the bill could result in tens of thousands of dollars in income for dairy farmers.
    Why Is Milk White?
    But Why heads to the farm to answer a whole herd of animal questions: How do cows make milk? Why do cows moo? Why do some animals eat grass? Why do pigs…
  • Ants tend to live in large, specialized colonies where every individual has a job that benefits the whole community.
    Why Do Ants Bite?
    Why do ants bite? Do both male and female ants have stingers? Do ants sleep? What do they do in the winter? In this episode we learn all about the…
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