We're catching up with our favorite STEM family, The Listers! From a billboard in times square to a STEM carnival in Africa -- Crystal, Kevin, Krissy, and Kinsley Lister have been busy! We'll find out what they've been up to and all the ways they continue to spread science, math, engineering, and technology education with the world. Plus, they showed us how to get lit in Studio B with a fun and fiery science experiment.

HCC Coleman College’s simulation lab is a cutting-edge facility designed to provide students with hands-on, real-world experiences that elevate their careers in health sciences. Dr. Lutricia Harrison, President of HCC Coleman College for Health Sciences, said the campus reflects HCC’s commitment to preparing students for various health fields by providing real-world experiences.

IMSA arranged for 27 high school students who excel in STEM programs to come to the speedway to educate the teens on how many opportunities exist in motorsports for those interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Sorry to burst the bubble for any parents rocking a “My Child is an Honor Roll Student” sticker on their cars.

Super STEM family, and, Houston life regulars Mommy and Me: The Listers just won big at Score's 60th anniversary pitch competition. Crystal Lister sat down with us to talk about the win and how they plan to use the money to continue expanding access to stem education, enhance urban development, and enrich lives

Beat the heat this summer at Children's Museum Houston. For National Ice Cream Day they're teaching the kiddos how to make homemade ice cream and showing them a fun chemical reaction experiment!

Grab your pickleball paddles! We learned all about a new tournament that benefits local students in STEM and the city while also providing a fun day of food, raffles, and carnival games. We hung out outside Studio B with Andria, Terry, Thomas and Frank, some of the organizers for the Annual Pickleball Festival + Tournament taking place at Memorial Park Tennis Center.

Coach B is in Studio B! The longtime educator and owner of Coach B's Summer Science Caravan joined us with a great list of fun and educational trips to visit with the kids this spring break.

Science made easy! We're celebrating National Engineers Week with two easy and interactive activities.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, local teacher Deidre Kelly turned to TikTok to inspire her students, and she has since garnered a massive following.

John Moore Services is hosting nearly 1,000 students to its corporate headquarters for a day full of fun learning.

Mother and daughter duo from 'Mommy and Me: The Listers' share frightening and spooktacular science activities you can do with your little ones.

The Foundation's mission is to provide educational opportunities that open minds, stimulate holistic perspectives, and inspire transformation, and three generations of women were present to share this vision.

A fun way to motivate kids in learning science.

IN THIS EPISODE:

The Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation (Foundation) and its Ladies for Literacy Guild announced on Wednesday the donation of a fourth Curiosity Cruiser to Harris County Public Library, which will hit the streets in October.

A recap on what happened on Houston Life, July 27, 2022. A day of recognizing inspiring students and programs inspiring students. Plus, what would you do if you won the Mega Million lottery?

A recap on what happened on Houston Life, July 20, 2022. On today's show, we have a little league girl's softball team who achieved a historic win and a local elementary school inspiring students through BMX. Plus, Joe Sam and Lauren Kelly experience the wilderness of the bayou.

If you want to spark an interest in STEM in your little ones from an early age, there are simple and fun science experiments you can do with them at home starting at age three.

Aldine ISD welcomes students to a new all-girls school focused on STEM.

Google grants 10 historically black colleges and universities, including Prairie View A&M University, $5M to increase diverse representation in the STEM industry

HOUSTON – The University of Houston was awarded a $1.3 million federal grant to help promote the success of Latina STEM majors at Hispanic Serving Institutions, Sen. John Cornyn announced Tuesday. The National Science Foundation, which supports research, innovation, and discovery to provide the foundation for economic growth in America, granted the funds. The funding comes through the National Science Foundation, which supports research, innovation, and discovery to provide the foundation for economic growth in America. “Investing in the next generation of Texas STEM leaders will provide those students with invaluable skills now and keep Texas’ economy strong in the future,” Cornyn said. “I commend local leaders for their successful grant application and thank the National Science Foundation for investing in Hispanic students at the University of Houston.”