Why do we jail people for being poor? Today, half a million Americans are in jail only because they can't afford to post bail, and still more are locked up because they can't pay their debt to the court, sometimes for things as minor as...

In a breathtaking, jazz-inflected spoken-word performance, TED Fellow Marc Bamuthi Joseph shares a Black father's tender and wrenching internal reflection on the pride and terror of seeing his son enter adulthood.

A monster truck broke the rules and went into the tunnel while the traffic light was red. And it crashed into a big truck full of logs! Now, no one can pass through the tunnel because of the accident. Helper Cars—a manipulator, a tow...

A pickup truck crashes into a light pole while overtaking a tractor and loader. The boxes are loaded, and the pickup heads to the repair shop. The light pole falls, and Helper Cars—police, jackhammer, excavator, long-bed truck, and...

A kitten and puppy play Frisbee, but it lands on the other side of the river. Since the car bridge is for vehicles, Helper Cars are building a pedestrian bridge to retrieve it.

The colorful trains head on their missions: the red train takes tractors to the farm, the blue train transports animals, and the purple train delivers produce to the store. Thank you, trains, for your hard work!

Racing cars are preparing for a competition to see who can jump the furthest in a ball pit. Watch the new episode to find out, with a podium ready to reward the winners!

A milk truck is hit by an SUV, spilling milk on the road. While the truck heads to the service, Helper Cars—tow truck, cleaning truck, and police car—arrive to clear the mess and restore traffic.

Heavy rain causes a landslide, blocking the railway and derailing a speeding train. Helper Cars rush to clear the track and build a wall to prevent future danger.

A puppy smells smoke—there’s a fire in the forest! The police car and bulldozer rush out, but the fire truck’s garage door is stuck. The puppy helps free the truck just in time to put out the fire.

The red racing car notices trouble in the city. Helper Cars, including a fire truck, police car, and crane, are ready to help put out the fire, fix the bridge, and feed the puppy.

Small race cars are playing, but after the rain, there are puddles. The green car is stuck on the slide, and the red car pushes it, making it dirty. Luckily, Helper Cars are on the way—let’s see who will help the green car!

Helper Cars will build a new slide!

Helper cars need to fix the broken bridge, but first, we must help the machine that had an accident!

Today, a fire truck, a police car, and a truck for kids are having a race. Learn about vehicles for kids, play with Helper Cars, and watch truck cartoons & car races!

Welcome to the Helper Cars' Race! Our participants are: a fire truck, a police car, an ambulance, and a sweeper. Which one will be the fastest? What do you think? Cars and trucks, are you ready? Ready, steady, GO!

Ambulances, police cars, and tow trucks are essential because they assist people and vehicles. Fire trucks put out fires, ambulances help the injured or sick and transport them to the hospital, police cars patrol for safety, and tow...

A small puppy needs help finding his house. Don’t worry, Helper Cars will assist! The police car and excavator search, but the puppy gets covered in paint. The water tank car helps clean him up!

Sing along and learn with The Kiboomers preschool songs & nursery rhymes! Find out what it is like to be a police officer in these fun learning songs. This is a perfect Labor Day song for Back to School. Enjoy!

In this police freeze dance challenge, the Kiboomers are back with a brand new song for kids! Can you keep up?

Sing and memorize emergency numbers effortlessly.

Learn about the Enchanting melodies of modes of transport with sirens

It’s all going bananas, in our latest spelling lesson: I Just Can’t Stop Finding Things That Look Like Letters. Stuck in the house? Time to get spelling. Tune in at 2pm BST. .

If you were in a mental health crisis and called for emergency services, who would you want coming to your aid? Right now in the US, local police have shouldered the burden of this kind of crisis response. But...should they? If we agree...