Games are original or based on popular TV shows. Some examples are Family Fracas and Let’s Make a Trivial Deal. Trivia has an array of topics. Questions are answered with multiple choice, true/false, or fill in the blank. Logic games focus on reasoning, thinking, and recognizing patterns.

Lectures are based on current and different science topics including From Potatoes to Wine, The Problem with Pluto, and The Golden Age of Wireless. Many lectures are interactive or can have a game combined with them, whereas others can start group discussions.

Music is for the mind and body. There are two types of Music and Movement programs: Passive listening and Active listening. Passive listening programs revolve around meditation and reflection. Active listening programs focus on participation, for example drum circles and sit-ersize.