Up to the Moon and Back with Eden Saul presents: Down to the Earth and Back with Arlo Saul. On this episode, Eden passes the mic over to her three-year-old brother, Arlo, to talk about some of his favorite musical instruments. We'll hear some familiar instruments and some we've never even heard of. (And some that Eden and Arlo just invented.) Also featuring several improvised songs and a special appearance by a musical vegetable. So keep your ears peeled!

Pitch a tent and grab a flashlight for this nighttime episode of Up to the Moon and Back. Eden stumps Daddy with a night creature guessing game, discovers a new star in the sky, and camps out with Mommy on the back deck. Plus some songs about crickets and owls and a story of a blood-thirsty vampire bat. Eek!

Eden discusses all things creepy and crawly on this very buggy episode of Up To The Moon And Back. We get to hear the new theme song to which she wrote the words and melody, interviews with Mommy and Daddy about their childhood bug experiences, and an original story about some insects being chased by a hungry squirrel. Also, mantises, please leave your husbands at home.

On this mini-episode of Up To The Moon And Back, Eden improvises two new songs about one of her favorite foods: Tacos. In "Asking Place" Eden takes taco-related calls from her friends and family including a special audio demonstration of how to make tortillas by her good friend Sol. "Book School" reviews Dragons Love Tacos, and Arlo doesn't know what's going on in the garden.

On the second episode of "Up To The Moon And Back," Eden, 5, explores the wonders of the desert with Daddy and makes a phone call to her friend Lucinda, 3, whose Baba and Tata happen to live in Arizona. In Book School, Eden recites "The Three Little Javelinas" by memory. She then introduces a new segment, Asking Space, where she answers some of the toughest desert-related questions. Plus, another installment of The Garden Report with Arlo.

On the premiere episode of "Up To The Moon And Back," host Eden Saul, 5, shares with us her knowledge of magical animals. Featuring an interview with Daddy, two improvised songs about imaginary creatures, a recap of one of her favorite overdue library books, and a discussion with Arlo, 2, about the mushroom that grew in their garden.