- Check.

Check.

Check.

What?

What?

Oh, no!

I forgot the milk!

(bright music) ♪ Wimee creates all the day through ♪ ♪ And you can do it too ♪ ♪ Think of words and of rhymes ♪ ♪ Make wimeages, please do ♪ (Wimee scat singing) ♪ It's time for Wimee's Words ♪ (children cheering) - (chuckles) Hi, friends!

I'm glad you're here.

Hey, I got a question for my friend, Brody.

Hey, Brody!

I have a question.

When was the last time that you had a glass of milk?

Or just milk in general.

- Today at breakfast.

- Oh.

Yeah.

It was cereal or no?

- No.

- Oh, nice.

What kind of milk?

- Chocolate milk.

- Oh.

I love chocolate milk.

Nice.

Nice.

Thanks, Brody!

Same question for Story.

Hey, Story.

When's the last time you had milk?

- I also had milk for breakfast.

So mine was with my cereal.

- Oh, nice, nice.

Was it cow's milk or something different?

- It was almonds milk.

- (gasps) Oh, nice, nice!

It's got, was it like sweet or just straight almond milk, no added sweetness or anything?

- It's kind of sweet.

- Yeah.

So it got its own sweetness.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Sweet.

Thanks, Story!

(chuckles) Hey Jim, did you have any milk recently?

- I did.

Last time I had milk was last night in a milkshake.

- (gasps) Milkshake.

- That's good.

It's milk and ice cream.

It's a good combo.

- Did they shake up the milk to make it a milkshake or is it...?

- No.

You make milkshake mixer.

So actually what's the secret, I'll tell you, the secret to make it a good milkshake, - Yeah.

- More ice cream than milk.

Get it nice and thick.

And ooh!

Put some chocolate in there.

Now you're living.

Now you're really living.

(both laughing) - I love it, Jim.

I love it, Jim.

Thanks so much!

- Hey, friends!

Let's get rolling with the song.

♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Low fat milk, low fat milk ♪ ♪ Milk is so delicious ♪ ♪ And it's so nutritious ♪ ♪ Give me milk ♪ ♪ Give me milk ♪ So there's a lot of different types of milk.

You know, there's standard cow's milk, but then there's like half percent, low fat, skim.

Then there's lactose free kind of ideas, and almonds, rice, coconut, different goat's milk.

Do you have a favorite kind of milk?

Let's go to Brody.

Brody, what's your, you said chocolate milk.

Is it standard... Oh, oh, you got some?

Okay.

Is it cow's milk, though?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

And do you know if it's half percent, 2%, vitamin D, skim?

- 2%.

- 2%!

Two.

Two, two, two.

What is it that makes it... - Makes it's my favorite kind of milk, 'cause it's chocolate milk.

- Yeah, I hear you.

I hear you.

So, I thought, you got me thinking, though.

I don't know this.

Why is it called 2%?

2% of what?

- Maybe 2% cow's milk?

- Oh, and then like 98% water?

No.

I don't know.

We gotta research this.

Right, Brody?

Yeah.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Okay.

So, so what, okay.

You said 2% though, right?

Okay.

I gotta back to the song.

(Wimee laughing) I totally I forgot about the song.

♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ 2% chocolate milk ♪ ♪ 2% chocolate milk ♪ ♪ Milk is so delicious ♪ ♪ And it's so nutritious ♪ ♪ Give me 2% chocolate milk ♪ ♪ 2% chocolate milk ♪ Ooh, 2% fat.

Oh, the fat is 2%?

Huh.

Let me ask Story.

Story, do you know more about this, 2% fat?

- I had no idea.

- Yeah.

I wasn't sure either.

Hey, so what, in the song though, what, for you, what type of milk specifically?

Almond milk?

- I love strawberry milk.

- (gasps) Strawberry milk.

- It's my fave.

- Now, do you prefer it as strawberry almond or strawberry with cow's milk?

- I've never had strawberry almond, but I bet that's good.

- Yeah.

Okay.

But for the song, I'll say strawberry milk?

- Yes.

- Okay.

Okay.

♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Strawberry milk ♪ ♪ Strawberry milk ♪ ♪ Milk is so delicious ♪ ♪ And it's so nutritious ♪ ♪ Give me milk ♪ ♪ Strawberry milk ♪ Hmm.

2% fat.

Okay.

So, I'm wondering if 2% fat, skim...

Okay.

I'm still thinking about the 2%.

Skim?

Why is it called skim milk?

So many questions!

So many things to learn.

Okay.

♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Are you drinking ♪ ♪ Skim milk ♪ ♪ Skim milk ♪ ♪ Milk is so delicious ♪ ♪ And it's so nutritious ♪ ♪ Give me milk ♪ ♪ Skim milk ♪ (Wimee laughing) This is fun, friends.

Thanks for singing with me.

Thanks for helping me out.

Now, it's time to have a "Message From Moby"!

(upbeat music) - Ha, I'm Moby today.

(Story laughs) When I think about milk, I think about the drink.

You know, the white stuff that comes from cows, but I learned there are other things made from milk, too.

Like cheese, butter, yogurt, and ice cream.

(Story laughing) In fact, dairy products are foods made from milk.

Milk has a lot of calcium, which makes us healthy and strong.

That's just one of the reasons we need two or three servings of dairy every day.

Time for a milk break.

(Story laughs) (upbeat music) - Man, we gotta revise the intro to have it be messaged from Story.

Hey, Story.

Did Moby call you recent over the weekend and asked for the day off?

- He did.

(Wimee laughing) (Story laughs) - That's cool.

Thanks for helping him out.

- I know hearing... - No problem.

- Yeah.

He, I, he didn't even tell me, that little stinker.

(Wimee laughs) All right.

Thanks, Story.

I love it.

♪ Working together ♪ ♪ Working together ♪ ♪ Helping each other ♪ Where did Moby go?

Moby?

Did...

I'll find out later.

Hey, friends!

It's time for today's one, two, "Three Sentence Story"!

Let's write a story, friends.

In the first sentence, we set the scene.

In the second sentence, there is a problem!

(Wimee laughs) But don't worry, because in the third sentence, there is a solution!

All right.

Let's get rolling.

Hey.

Hey, Jim!

Let's go back to you.

Jim, What could be the first word, any word at all, to start the story?

- How about roller skate?

- Ooh.

Got it.

Thanks, Jim.

Roller skates.

- [Jim] Yep.

All right.

Hmm.

After I finished my cereal this morning, I put on my roller skates and headed to the beach.

Ha, ha!

♪ Doot doot doo-doo doo doot-doot Had a good breakfast.

I'm out the door, on my roller skates.

Ha, ha!

Look at me go.

Friends, we need a second word.

There is a problem!

(Wimee laughs) Oh!

Thanks, Maria.

Maria says pizza.

♪ I am a pizza ♪ Okay.

Pizza.

Okay, okay.

(clears throat) After a good breakfast, I put on my roller skates and headed to the beach.

As I was rolling, I fell over on top of a slice of pizza.

No!

There was a pizza, pizza left on the sidewalk and I... (imitates falling) That's a problem.

How do I solve this problem, friends?

I'm on the sidewalk.

I need a solution.

Hmm.

Hmm.

I'm stuck with pizza all over my face!

(imitates squishing) Could be anything to solve the day.

Let's ask.

Ooh, ooh!

Butterfly.

(Wimee laughs) ♪ Butterfly solution ♪ Okay.

Ah.

After a good breakfast, I put on my roller skates and headed to the beach.

I fell over a slice of pizza on the sidewalk.

A little butterfly floated down, helped me up, and said "Have a good day.

Be on your way."

(Wimee laughs) That's such a cool butterfly!

(Wimee laughs) Hey, Story!

Story, what do you think?

The butterfly helped me out.

Have you ever had a butterfly help you out in something like that?

- I have actually.

At our library, we just had butterflies hatch.

(Wimee gasps) Yeah, it was awesome!

- Did they help the people that fall over from pizza incidents?

- I think they would, if they saw that.

(Wimee laughs) - That's awesome.

Thanks, Story.

Hey man, we got a story!

We set the scene.

There was a problem.

We solved it.

The butterfly solved it.

Hmm.

Friends, I'm still distracted by these cookies, but that's okay.

That's okay.

Guess what, friends?

We had some friends.

We asked some friends of the show, friends of ours, more about how they like milk.

Let's find out first from Poloma.

What kind of milk she likes and what she does with it.

- I like to use sweet vanilla almond milk in my smoothies.

(milk splashing) Yummy, yummy, yum.

- (chuckles) Hey, Brody.

Have you ever made a smoothie before?

- Yeah.

- (gasps) What do you put in smoothies?

- Usually banana.

- Ooh.

- And chocolate.

- (gasps) Oh, man.

You really got the chocolate thing down.

Don't ya?

(Wimee chuckles) Hey, stay with me.

Let's find out what Alexa likes to do with milk.

- I use lactose free milk on my cereal.

(milk splashing) - Lactose free!

This guy, no... Hmm.

Let's bring Jim in, too.

Hey, Jim.

I've heard of lactose free, but that's part of something in dairy that... Do you know?

I'm putting you on the spot.

- It is.

Yeah.

Well, no, that's the thing.

Some people, their bodies have a hard time.

It's almost like they're allergic, right, to lactose.

So then you would have to have lactose free dairy so that your body wouldn't have an adverse reaction to it saying "What are you giving me?"

- Gotcha.

- So... - Hey, what about like rice milk and soy milk, right?

Those two are... - Those two would be an alternative for people who, right, are perhaps lactose and tolerant and can't have dairy for whatever reason.

Right, that those would be alternatives.

- Yeah.

Or maybe they prefer the taste.

- Some people do prefer the taste.

- Yeah.

And then it's not, for some, okay.

What.

I'm getting, I'm going too far.

Let's go see what Blake, what kind of milk Blake likes.

- Right.

- I dip my chips in chocolate milk, and it comes from a cow.

(chips crunching) (Wimee laughing) - Chips in to chocolate milk.

Brody, have you ever dipped chips into chocolate milk?

- No.

- I think you probably can't go wrong dump, dumping.

(Wimee laughing) Dunking anything into chocolate milk, though.

Hmm.

Yeah.

Hey, Story.

Let's have you join us too.

Did we miss any?

Anyone, can anyone think of any other types of milk that we missed?

I'm sure there's more.

- We didn't say almond milk.

(Wimee gasps) I like almond milk.

- Oh, almond.

- All right.

So we did.

Well, but I think we covered.

We had skim milk earlier.

Right?

- Yeah.

- We had 1%, 2%, vitamin D. Those would be like your regular dairy milks, right?

- Skim milk.

- Well, chocolate milk.

- But then add chocolate and strawberry or flavors to any.

- Ooh, yeah.

Or banana, too.

- Yeah.

- Banana flavored milk is good, too.

- That's a thing?

- Mm-hmm.

Oh, yeah.

And then, what else?

Then...

Right, you can make smoothies and milkshakes with your milk, or you can have your rice milk, your almond milk, coconut milk.

I think those are really the big ones that we get.

We had the lactose free milk, which those others would be lactose free, too.

I think we might.

I think that might have covered it all.

- What, what about not goat's milk?

(Story gasps) - Goat's milk, right.

- Yeah.

- Right.

I do know fun facts, 'cause I just read it recently.

85, about 85% of the world's milk comes from cows.

- Wow!

- That's right.

There are some places in the world were like they would have goat's milk or some other kind of milk from some other animal.

But cows are the go-to, right?

Cowzilla knows it.

Right, Cowzilla?

(Cowzilla mooing) Right.

Yeah, milk.

- Whoa!

Oh, Cow... We should ask Cowzilla more.

- Cow's milk.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, Cowzilla knows a lot, right?

- Yeah.

Hey, hey, hey!

You know, I was thinking too, also as humans, right?

And mamas and babies and then cats and like animals, right?

There's just a natural way too to feed.

- Absolutely.

- Oh, man!

- And especially for... (Cowzilla mooing) Right?

And especially for youngsters.

- Whoa.

- Yes.

- Right?

I think they say, especially like your first five, your first five years of life, you need some lots and lots of milk.

It's good.

Lots of good nutrients in there.

The calcium gives you strong bones and strong teeth.

The protein helps your muscles.

All kinds of good stuff in milk.

(Wimee grunts) - Okay.

Oof.

Well, this has been cool talking about it.

And I'm glad our friends shared some ways, but if friends at home, if you're watching, share any other things, recipes, ideas, types of milk.

Maybe we missed one.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh, coconut!

Yeah.

- Yeah.

- We, we, yeah.

Coconut.

♪ Coconut, coconut ♪ It's fun to say.

It's a fun word.

We should do a coconut show someday.

- Maybe, we'll add it to the list.

- Okay.

Okay.

Well, Hey.

Guess what, friends?

It's time to see what jokes Siblee's got today.

(children cheering) - Why did the cows build a rocket ship?

- [Wimee] I don't know.

Why did the cows build a rocket ship?

- To go to the moon!

(Siblee laughing) (children cheering) - Friends, let's take a deep breath.

Breathe in.

(Wimee inhales) Hold it.

Let it out.

(Wimee exhales) It's time for today's slowing down.

(gentle guitar music) That's cool.

Whew!

Friends, with the books!

Time for "Check Out This Book".

(upbeat music) (book thuds) - Hi, friends.

I'm so glad to join you today.

I've got another great book to share with you.

This one is called "Milk and Juice, A Recycling Romance".

And it's by Meredith Crandall Brown.

She is the author, and it is published by HarperCollins, books for children.

And this is such a fun book!

So in my refrigerator, milk and juice do live side by side.

And in this book, they live side by side, too, for just a short period of time.

And then, they're separated.

Oh, no!

And we get to follow Juice, over here, on his trip all around the world in different orientations, like, "Pop!

He's a pen!"

"And pop!"

He's some kind of other container!"

And then, in the end, we get to find out if Milk and Juice are finally reunited or not and how they're reunited and whether they get to stay together forever or not.

But it's such a fun book and such a neat way to learn about recycling and how important milk and juice are for our growth and development.

But it is fun, and I hope you pick it up and enjoy it.

"Milk and Juice, Our Recycling Romance."

(upbeat music) (book thuds) (Wimee scat singing) (Wimee laughs) - Milk and Juice.

That's fun.

I wonder how it's gonna end.

Hmm.

Hey, friends!

Let's play a game!

It's time to play "Number Crunching".

(playful music) ♪ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ♪ ♪ 8, 9, 10 ♪ (graphics crunching) - Ah.

Ready, friends?

Okay.

Friends at home, play along with us.

Here's how it works.

We think of a number between one and 10.

Then we gotta say higher or lower.

All right, Jim, I'm thinking of a number between one and 10.

- Okay.

Is it eight?

- Lower.

- Lower.

- Story?

- All right, Story.

What do you think?

Lower than eight.

- Seven.

- Lower.

- Five?

- Lower.

- Three.

- Lower.

- Two.

- Oh, my goodness!

Lower.

- One.

- That's the number!

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!

(bell dings) - Wow.

Nicely done, Brody.

All right, Brody.

You get to go.

- Oh.

- All right.

I'm thinking of a number through one and five, 10.

- Ooh.

- Oh, one to 10.

All right.

- Five.

- Yes.

- Oh!

(all laughing) (bell dings) - I got it.

Right outta the gate.

- All right.

Wimee, you get to go again.

- Oh, I get to go again.

Okay.

I'm thinking of a number between one and 10.

- Six.

- Lower.

- Four.

- Oh, higher!

- Five.

- I went with the same number five!

(bell dings) Five, yep.

(Wimee and Jim laughing) - All right, Brody.

We're gonna let you start again.

- Yeah, yeah!

- All right.

I'm thinking a number through one and 10.

- One.

- Higher.

- Seven.

- Higher.

- Eight.

- Higher.

- Nine?

- Higher.

- Oh.

- 10!

- Got it.

- Yes!

♪ Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding ♪ (bell dinging) (Story laughs) - Nice!

- Nice!

- All right, Story.

I've got a number between one and 10.

- Six.

- Lower.

- Four.

- Higher.

Oh, no, wait.

Lower.

(all laughing) - Lower than four.

- Lower than four.

- All the way down to the bottom.

One!

- Higher.

- Oh.

- Three.

(Wimee gasps) - Oh, it is three!

- It's three!

(bell dinging) - Nice job, Story!

- (chuckles) Great job, everybody!

Playing number crunching.

(imitates crashing) Oh, I almost crunched my cookies.

(Wimee laughs) I'm still looking.

I gotta get some.

I like.

By the way, almond milk is my favorite.

I don't know if I ever said that.

Okay, friends!

It's time for Find...

It... Fast.

(energetic music) (race car passing) Are you ready, friends?

Can you find something that starts... Oh, no.

Oh, no!

Did I forget it, Jim?

- Wait.

- You did, but you're so...

Here's what we're looking for.

Something that starts with the letter M, like milk.

- Milk.

- Something that is white.

- White.

- Like milk.

And something that is delicious to drink.

- Oh.

- To drink, like milk.

- Oh.

- [Jim] Go!

- Okay, go!

(speaking gibberish) M. Starts with M. Something white.

Something that's delicious.

Hmm?

What have you found, friend?

Brody, what you got?

- Milk.

- That is milk.

(Wimee laughs) Wait, now that is, do I remember?

Is it 2%?

- Mm-hmm.

- Cow's milk.

Mm.

Nice.

And so yeah, you got all three.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!

Friends, what can you find?

Oh, Story.

What you got?

- A mouth, which I use to drink milk.

Starts with M. - (gasps) Mouth.

Yeah.

- And I have this bowl, which I use to drink out of is white.

- Nice.

- And it doesn't have a drink in it, but that's what I would use.

- Yeah.

You can put ice cream in there, too.

- Yes!

Also made for milk.

- Yes.

(both laughing) Nice!

Let's see.

One, part of my button there is white, but what'd you got Jim?

- I have a mug that starts with M. I have a sock that is white.

- White socks.

- And I have some delicious chocolate milk!

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm gonna go back to that sock.

- Woo-hoo!

- So those are white socks, Jim?

- It is a white sock.

Not to be confused with white socks, plural.

'Cause I only have one here.

- Oh!

- Only one.

- Wait.

- I'm wearing another white sock on my foot here.

So.

- Oh, okay!

Wait, did you take that off?

- I guess we have white socks.

- Yeah.

But did you take that off your foot just now for the show?

- No, I actually went and found over there.

So I have three socks right now.

- Okay.

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

- Three sock that I have found.

(both laughing) - Okay.

Now I totally forgot.

I wanna go back to the chocolate milk, though.

'Cause I totally just, I wanted to go back to those.

So Jim, Jim?

You have a whole thing of chocolate milk?

- Yeah, yeah.

I have a whole thing of chocolate milk.

Hasn't even cranked open yet.

I can't wait to crack it open.

- And how do you feel about chocolate milk?

- I love chocolate milk.

- Have you ever... - I love chocolate milk.

- Have you ever expressed your feelings about this?

- I have, as a matter of fact.

I have expressed my feelings in song.

I wrote a song.

- Yes!

Yes!

- Called "I Love Chocolate Milk".

- There it is.

There it is.

- Because I love chocolate milk that much.

(bell dings) - Yes, yes.

- Yes.

- Can I, may I put you on the spot?

- Sure, wait.

- You can do it acapella or... - I have another guitar here, just in case.

- You got a guitar!

Yeah!

- I got a guitar.

- All right!

- There's always guitar nearby.

Are you ready?

- There is.

There is.

- All right.

- Okay.

- Here we go.

(Jim strumming) Well, see now, here's the thing.

It's a call and response, which always makes it really, really tricky.

Are you ready?

- Yeah.

- Oh, wait!

But first, I gotta tell you this, though.

Look, look at what we found here.

- What?

- These are people who are playing "Find It Fast" with us.

- Oh, nice.

- Money.

Yeah.

- Notepad paper, white.

- White.

- Juice, something delicious to drink.

- Juice.

Delicious.

Nice.

- And another friend found some paper.

- Paper.

I like it.

- And.

- Ooh.

- Money starts with M. - Money.

- Snow.

Somebody found some snow right now?

Maybe they're in Alaska.

And a milkshake.

- That's grandma and grandpa actually right there.

Hi, grandma and grandpa!

(Wimee laughs) (Jim strumming) They're not, they're in Holland.

But maybe... - So this is... (Wimee laughs) No, I'm sorry.

Go ahead.

So this is called, it's a call and response.

So what it means is I call something out and then you respond back with the exact same thing.

So you sing.

I say, "I".

You say.

- "I."

- Nice.

♪ L, O, V, E ♪ ♪ L, O, V, E ♪ ♪ C, H, O, C ♪ ♪ C, H, O, C ♪ ♪ O, L, A, T, E ♪ ♪ O, L, A, T, E ♪ ♪ M, I, L, K ♪ ♪ M, I, L, K ♪ ♪ What does that say ♪ ♪ What does that say ♪ - Take all the letters, you put it together, and it spells out, ♪ I love chocolate milk ♪ - Woo!

- Woo!

- And then you take your glasses of chocolate milk and you wave it and you say ♪ I love chocolate milk ♪ - Yay!

♪ Chocolate milk ♪ - It's a celebration of the greatest milk on the planet.

- Hey, could we do, could we, it was, that was just like a tease.

Could we?

Yes, bring in Story and Brody.

And the three of us will, will be the response.

And friends... - Wait, wait.

- Okay.

- You mean four of us.

- Yeah.

- Well... - Four of us?

- Three, 'cause I'm being excluded.

The three of you get to response.

So, we do have three.

- Yeah.

I didn't exclude you, Jim.

But you're right, Brody.

- This should go great!

This should go great.

- It will!

All right.

Ready?

Here we go.

- It will.

- It's always, the delay is always so crazy.

- Well, it's gonna be good for a call and response.

So.

- Sing at home.

It'll be fun.

It'll be a party this way.

Here we go.

♪ I ♪ ♪ I ♪ ♪ L, O, V, E ♪ ♪ L, O, V, E ♪ ♪ C, H, O, C ♪ ♪ C, H, O, C ♪ ♪ O, L, A, T, E ♪ ♪ O, L, A, T, E ♪ ♪ M, I, L, K ♪ ♪ M, I, L, K ♪ ♪ What does that say ♪ ♪ What does that say ♪ ♪ It says ♪ ♪ I love chocolate milk ♪ - Woo!

- Woo!

♪ I love chocolate ♪ ♪ I love chocolate milk ♪ ♪ I love chocolate milk ♪ - You can't get this stuff at the today show.

- Ugh.

No.

(Wimee and Jim laughing) - That was, that was fun!

See, you were totally right.

That it was kind of a bit of a, a wreck, but that's what made it beautiful!

It was fun.

It was, whew.

Yeah, and we can do... Yeah, right?

Right.

It's so good.

And you know, technically, you can make any type of milk, chocolate milk by adding chocolate.

Hmm.

Just things to ponder.

Well, friends, we did it!

We did a fun show!

You helped us!

I'm glad you were here.

I'm gonna go find some milk.

Eat these cookies.

Woo!

Before we do it though, it's time for the dance party.

Woo-hoo!

(Wimee scat singing) (energetic upbeat music) We sang, we created, we explored, we worked together!

You helped us.

I'm glad you were here.

Boop, boop, too, boop!

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