Eric Anderson

Lead your organization to become evidence-driven Data. It's the benchmark that informs corporate projections, decision-making, and analysis. But, why do many organizations that see themselves as data-driven fail to thrive? In Leading with AI and Analytics, two renowned experts from the Kellogg School of Management show business leaders how to transform their organization to become evidence-driven, which leads to real, measurable changes that can help...

A preschool series all about Luna, a six-year-old girl who is completely, undeniably and passionately into just one thing: science! For Luna the earth is a giant laboratory and she dives into every new experience with boundless energy and enthusiasm! What most of us might ignore, Luna notices and becomes obsessed with until she answers the question: "Why is this happening?!"

No one's quite ready for night to come and call it a day out in Luna's backyard, they're having too much fun helping daddy in the garden. But as they watch the sun set, they find themselves with another mystery to solve: Where does the sun go when night time comes? Rocketing off into make believe, the trio transform into space rockets and fly off in search of answers. They are amazed to find out its actually the earth that's moving, not the sun!

Over at the bakery, Luna and Jupiter enjoy some of Newton's famous sweet bread rolls, the baker keeps on baking. He even gives his two favorite customers a little raw dough to check out. As they examine the dough, Luna begins to wonder: how does this gooey stuff turn into big fluffy bread? Together with their ferrety friend, it's time to become sweet bread rolls and find out how all this works. In the magical back room of the bakery, they'll find...

Luna and Jupiter just love popcorn... but they'd never thought about what actually makes popcorn pop. How does corn turn into popcorn? What's happening here? In a particularly festive and fun make-believe, the trio transforms into kernels of popcorn and discover what exactly causes popcorn pop.

When Jupiter's paper airplane lands by a birds nest in the garden, the curious trio's attention is drawn to something rather unexpected and exciting... a little baby bird's first flight! Which gets Luna wondering, just how did that baby bird learn to fly? And how do birds fly anyways? They're going to have to fly into their imaginations and become little baby birds themselves to get the answers they're looking for.

Luna and Jupiter's bingo game is interrupted by a mysterious meowing sound. Following the sound, they soon discover an adorable lost little kitten. As they look him over to make sure he's ok, they find themselves wondering why cats have whiskers? They try making their own whiskers and are able to learn a little about whiskers, but to find out more they decide to make believe they're cute little kittens too.

Luna and Jupiter are having some fun with some tongue-twisters, when suddenly some of the tongue-twisters come echoing back to them through the yard. They soon discover it's not an echo, but their neighbor's parrot! Jupiter is fascinated, he thought only pirate's parrots could talk. But can these birds really talk? After a rather noisy experiment with Jupiter's whistles, the trio decide the only way to get the answers they're looking for is a pirate-y...

After travelling to so many different places on Earth, Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde are heading to space! On the super-technologically advanced space station Antares, the trio and their new friend, Kyiah, are after answers to all new questions, like: Where did the moon come from? Why is the sky blue? What is gravity? What makes balls bounce? While Mom and Dad work on the space station, Luna and her friends will be exploring all sorts of new micro ecosystems,...

Wanting a quick cup of water in the kitchen, Jupiter is quite shocked to discover a gecko on the ceiling right above him. What if it falls on his head? Luna soon explains that they geckos are especially good at sticking to walls and ceilings and assures him the gecko won't fall on his head. But how do geckos stick to things? Is there some sort of special gecko glue on their feet? After a somewhat sticky experiment, the gang decides to make-believe...