Will The Registrar succeed in its terrible mission? Can Moog save the human race from extinction?

All this... and more... will be revealed!

As you all know, this is a story podcast unlike any other because, after you've enjoyed the audio adventure (9 minutes), Steve Punt, Elaine and Matthew Sweetapple will be explaining more about the science and secrets behind the story. We'll be talking about how little things are changing the world, about talking animals, about loud (and fast) things, and we'll be introducing you to 'Shrewbot'!

For lots of FREE materials, songs, educational resources, and links, visit the Rockford's Rock Opera Hub here: linktr.ee/RockfordsRockOpera

Some useful links for Bees:

Find out about thirteen organisations helping to save bees  HERE.

And a couple more:
https://worldbeeproject.org/

https://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/beethechange/

And many more. Search online for your local bee and insect charities and groups.

The Rockford's Rock Opera songs featured in this episode are:

1. Save the World (Lead Vocal: Elaine Sweetapple)
2. World News Today (Final Edition) (Lead Vocal: Jess Hodge)

About 'Lost on Infinity'

This unique kids' podcast features our award-winning story, 'Lost on Infinity', which is available as a children's audiobook on Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music. 

To follow Rockford's Rock Opera on Instagram for lots more about our stories, science and secrets too: https://www.instagram.com/rockfordsrockopera/

To find out more about us and our stories visit: www.RockfordsRockOpera.com

The Rockford's Rock Opera songs featured in this episode are:

1. Save the World (Lead Vocal by Elaine Sweetapple, aka the Cocklebur Ick)
2. World News Today (Final Edition)

You can hear full versions of all of our songs on Apple Music, Spotify, and on our website too.

If you've any questions about our story or any of the science and secrets we talk about, please email us at: rockford@sweetapple.co.uk (if you’d like us to include your questions in an upcoming episode of the podcast then please do ask your parents to give their permission in the email).