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Hero Files is a kids podcast where sisters Curie & Yeva explore fictional characters and ask one big question: what really makes a hero?
Through stories, discussion, and imagination, each episode turns reading into thoughtful conversation.
Hi everyone.
Today will be our final lesson
of how to own your story.
It worked.
Hello everyone.
Today will be the final.
Hello everyone.
Today will be the final lesson
of how to own your story.
So imagine you're sitting in a class and
suddenly you see a white rabbit run across
you wearing a jacket and checking a watch.
Do you ignore it or do you follow it
even when you don't know where it leads?
Curiosity is the beginning
of every adventure.
It's what makes people explore, ask
questions, and discover new things.
When we stay curious, we cherry fixed it.
Mm-hmm.
Fix it.
Yeah.
I just started.
Aha.
Tell mom I just started.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Huh?
Exactly.
Two, one, go.
Wait.
Hi everyone.
Today will be the final lesson
of how to own your story.
So.
Hello everyone.
Today will be the final lesson
of how to own your story.
Wait a minute.
Hello everyone.
Today will will be the final
lesson of how to own your story.
It.
So imagine you're sitting in a class and
suddenly you see a white rabbit run past
you wearing a jacket and checking a watch.
Do you ignore it?
Yes.
Or do you follow it even if
you don't know where it leads?
Do you ignore it?
Well, yeah, maybe.
Well, okay, so curiosity is the
beginning of every adventure.
It's what makes people explore, ask
questions, and discover new things.
When we say curious, learning
stops feeling like work and
starts feeling like fun.
So many characters in books show us that
curiosity doesn't just help us learn.
It helps us grow, take risks, and
find excitement in the unknown.
So Alice sees something
unusual, a rabbit with a watch.
Instead of ignoring it, she follows it.
That single moment of curiosity
leads her to an entire new world.
Wonderland there.
She meets the Mad Hatter, the
queen of hearts, and all the
weird stuff you can imagine.
Um, Sophie from Keeper of the Lost
Cities, constantly ask questions about
who she is and where she belongs.
Even when things are confusing,
she keeps learning and exploring,
but while she's searching for the
right path, she's also having fun.
She has a large group, a, a large
friend group considered of Ritz Cracker.
I mean like Fitz Backer, her, you
could say Crush for a long time.
Um, Keith bna and a lot of other
people, she still has fun moments
with, with them in all one group.
Oh God, can you start from here?
Okay.
No, I'm gonna start over.
Cure,
I don't know how to cut it.
Cure.
Hi everyone.
Us dad, bro.
Dad.
Hi everyone.
Everyone today.
Hi everyone.
Hi everyone.
Today will be the final lesson
of how to own your story.
So imagine you're sitting in a
classroom and suddenly you see a
white rabbit run past you wearing
a jacket and checking a watch.
Do you ignore it?
Or do you follow it even if
you don't know where it leads?
So curiosity is the beginning of
every adventure is what makes people
explore, ask questions, and discover
new things when we stay curious.
Learning stops feeling like a challenge
or work you have to do and starts feeling
more like something you want to do.
Many characters in books show us that.
Curiosity doesn't just help us learn.
It helps us grow, takes risks, and
find excitement in the unknown.
Alice from Wonderland.
Alice seen, sees something
unusual, a rabbit with a watch.
Instead of ignoring it, she
follows it down a rabbit hole.
That single moment of curiosity leads
her to an entire new world Wonderland.
There she meets the Mad Hatter,
the queen of hearts, and all
the weird stuff you can imagine.
Sophie constantly ask questions.
Oh, I meet Sophie from the keeper of
law city, constantly ask questions
about who she is and where she belongs.
Even when things are confusing,
she keeps learning and exploring.
But while she's searching for the
right path, she's also having fun.
She has a large friend group.
Um, consisted of Fitz Backer.
Um, wait, why Fitz Cookies?
Okay.
So basically if you've read a
keeper of the last cities, you
know that Fitz Backer, um, her
crush, um, his name's kind of.
Kind of runs with Ritz Cracker.
So it's kind of a joke, joke in
the KidKeeper of the city fandom.
So, um, there's also Keith or Kefi,
depending on how you say it, bna
and a lot of other people, she still
has fun moments with, um, well in
all in one group or by themselves.
Um, crave.
Is a series I recently read and it's
about a girl Grace Foster, and she
goes to the Supernatural Academy full
of mysteries, but she doesn't know
they're supernatural creatures and she
doesn't know that she's a gargoyle or
that the person she likes is a vampire.
Wait, she's a gargoyle.
Yeah.
What's a gargoyle?
It's a creature that turns a stone that
can turn to stone to protect themselves.
Has she ever turned to stone?
Yes, but if you turn to stone, I've
read about a book, there's a gargle.
If you turn into stone, your arm
gets cut off where your body part,
if it doesn't get returned before
you turn alive again, you're.
Or disappear?
Well, in a lot of different stores
there's a lot of different like ideas.
Oh, but in this one, that doesn't happen.
That's cool.
So naturally in school, full of
supernatural, she has to stay curious
and vigilant in order to figure
out what the freak is happening.
So, but she also has fun while
navigating hard challenges.
She has a bunch of close friends
that she spends happy moments with,
like Jackson Hudson and her cousin.
And is Jackson her boyfriend?
Was, I guess, her
ex-boyfriend, you could say.
Alright, so now what would you do if you
were out with seeing the white rabbit?
Would you chase it or simply let it go?
If you were grace in a school full of
supernaturals, would you leave it or would
you chase after it and see what you find?
So this is my theory.
Okay?
So all humans are born with curiosity.
Whether we carry to act
on it is our choice.
So curiosity doesn't only
live in books, it also lives.
It is also in the real world.
When you're stuck on a math problem, use
your curiosity to find cooler and out
of the box ways to solve the question.
Um, curiosity is technically the reason
why our world is the level it's at today.
Um, scientists, doctors and engineers
have to think, what if, what if
we could go to the moon or Mars
or find out a way to solve cancer?
Imagine no one ever thought, what if,
and like then, like, we would still
be a bunch of humans make trying
to figure out how to make fire.
I'm so glad there's
curiosity in this world.
Yeah.
Now we can't work all the time, and as
humans we would love to go and relax,
which is why the main character always
have friends that they can rely on.
They can't take the brunt
of their whole goal alone.
Let's say in the real world,
I'm a medical student.
I'm not a medical student, but like, let's
say I'm a medical student example and
my goal is to get into a good college.
Um, I want my friends to support me
and be there so I can loosen up a bit
and not pressure myself that much.
So next time something strange,
difficult, or interesting
appears, don't walk past it.
You never know where it might lead.
That's all for today.
Bye guys.
Bye.
Thank you.