
Two red-headed comedians revisit classic kids’ books. Will our childhood treasures stand the test of time? Or will we be forced to make fun of them on a podcast?
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksComedy | |||

A boarding school for witches? Imagine that! No, not Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Bigotry. We're talking about Miss Cackle's Academy, from Jill Murphy's 1974 bestseller The Worst Witch. In this episode, Alasdair discovers the ropey TV Movie from... more
The Railway Children is an Edwardian children's classic and health & safety nightmare. Edith "E" Nesbit's novel is packed with unforgettable characters, railway mishaps and an exiled Russian dissident who no one remembers. In this episode, recorded l... more
Eleanor and Alasdair read The Story of Tracy Beaker. Jacqueline Wilson's 1991 hit has spawned numerous sequels and TV spin-offs, but Alasdair has missed out on all of them due to being a boy and man, in that order. The protagonist and narrator, Tracy... more
We're all mad here. Specifically, Eleanor is mad about people saying Lewis Carroll wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland on drugs and Alasdair is mad about the Tim Burton film being rubbish. For this episode, we read Carroll's enormously influential... more
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I hope this show goes on forever
If you can only listen to one podcast where red-headed comedians review children’s literature, make it this one.
I love this podcast, insightful AND hilarious. This is THE podcast I look forward to the most, have gotten tons of friends hooked on it.
A really good fun podcast. Can you read The hounds of the Morrigan by Pat O’Shea next? It’s a classic very funny in parts and a good counter point to The Weirdstone Brisingaman.
IF for example, you find discussion of world events too disturbing for now BUTt crave intelligence and humor AND have always liked red hair, this is The Best Podcast for you. E and A have a great rhythm as well as pretty deep takes amidst the cheerful badinage.
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The show features two comedic hosts who examine classic children's literature through a humorous lens. Each episode involves lively discussions about beloved stories, their themes, and how they resonate with adult perspectives, often mixing nostalgia with critical insights. The dynamic banter between the hosts adds a unique charm, making it not just a book review but also a reflection on childhood and personal experiences.
Listeners can expect a blend of laughter and thoughtful commentary as the pair navigates everything from social issues in classic tales to the absurdities found within the narratives. The emphasis on revisiting well-known books while infusing them with humor is likely to appeal to both bibliophiles and those looking for ... more
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