Curious Crew

More than 190 inquisitive kids visited the MSU campus on Saturday to audition for season six of Curious Crew, the Emmy award-winning WKAR original series exploring science, technology, engineering, and math.

Sat. May 18 – Sun. May 19 in  Downtown East Lansing | Come visit your friends from WKAR at the 2019 East Lansing Art Festival!

Saturday, April 13 at 3:00pm on the MSU Campus | Join us to learn cool things about science! 

2019 Curious Crew Casting Call FAQ | For the full details and required forms for the 2019 Curious Crew Casting Call please CLICK HERE!

Mondays beginning February 4 at 5:30pm on WKAR-HD 23.1 | Get ready to pique your curiosity with the 5th season of WKAR’s Emmy Award-winning science show, Curious Crew! 

Sat. Jun. 23, 12pm-1pm at Howell High School | Meet the cast of the WKAR original show Curious Crew with Dr. Rob Stephenson!

Sat. Mar. 3, 1pm-3pm at CADL Downtown Lansing | Meet the cast of the WKAR original show Curious Crew with Dr. Rob Stephenson!

Curious Crew returns for its fourth season on Monday, February 5 at 5:30 p.m. on WKAR HD 23.1.

Thu., Nov. 23 at 5 & 5:30pm on WKAR HD | Curious Crew Season 4 returns with two back-to-back episodes! Watch it then or now at video.wkar.org.

WKAR Public Media staff, associates, and their colleagues in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University were honored with five wins at the 2017 Regional Emmy® Awards on Saturday, June 10, at the MotorCity Casino in Detroit.

More than 240 aspiring scientists visited the MSU campus on Saturday to audition for season four of Curious Crew, the WKAR original series exploring science, technology, engineering and math.

Sat. Apr. 15 at 1pm – 3pm in WKAR Studio A | Celebrate science with WKAR Family as part of the MSU Science Festival Tour Day!

Curious Crew fans can now further explore science and become a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) scientist through the STEM Game Crew website. The new site is a companion to the WKAR original television series Curious Crew and is currently in the beta stages.

A new research project asks how children can be encouraged to think of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) as possible careers.

A collaboration between WKAR Public Media and the MSU College of Communication Arts and Sciences (ComArtSci), the research explores the impact of a science program designed for elementary and middle-school students on their perceptions of science and a possible career in STEM.

Difficult doorknobs, funnel races, water wheels and pinwheel power! WATCH NOW