She looked at a television screen and saw a missed opportunity.

Millions of children were glued to it every day - laughing, watching, absorbing - but learning very little. At the same time, many of those same children were arriving at school already behind, with gaps that would follow them for years. What if that screen could do more? What if it could teach? The idea challenged everything the industry believed. Education was supposed to be serious. Entertainment was supposed to be fun. Mixing the two? That was considered a losing formula. 📡

But she refused to accept that tradeoff. Instead, she built something entirely new. She brought together educators, researchers, writers, puppeteers and creatives - and gave them one mission: make learning as engaging as entertainment. Every detail mattered. Every segment was tested. ...