
Two red-headed comedians revisit classic kidsโ 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 | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Here are Eleanor and Alasdair, coming down the stairs now, bump, bump, bump, on the back of his head. That's right, Eleanor has murdered Alasdair. But not before recording this month's episode all about A. A. Milne's 1926 classic Winnie the Pooh.
Wi... more
Just like women be shopping, E. B. White. And White's 1952 novel Charlotte's Web is a blackly comical tear-jerker about a spider coming to the aid of a pig who doesn't want to be eaten. Are Eleanor and Alasdair fans of spiders? Or are we absolutely t... more
Eleanor and Alasdair step into the trousers of time, with Terry Pratchett's 1996 novel Johnny and the Bomb. Five inept British teens find themselves in World War Two with bags of time on their hands.
Was Johnny and the Bomb "The Bomb"? Or will it bo... more
1957โ1968 was a golden age of big cats breaking into kids' houses and smashing up the joint. For this episode, Eleanor & Alasdair read Dr Seuss's The Cat in the Hat and Judith Kerr's The Tiger Who Came to Tea.ย We aim to decide, scientifically, which ... more
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American Gen-x listener, read a lot of Brit Kid Lit in my youth. I love this show for the nostalgia but even more for the contemporary humor and insight.
Discovered because of the Terry Pratchett episode and have binged everything in 2 days. Great host relationship, laugh out loud funny. I also badly need merch that says โall picnics all the timeโ
please include more uk gingers i've seen on youtube in your cast, such as j. draper and jill bearup, possibly hannah fry.
otherwise good work.
I could listen to these two talk about books for hours. In fact, please make the episodes longer! Half an hour goes by too fast.
MY FAVORITE PODCAST, and I listen to about 30.
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Two red-headed comedians revisit beloved children's books, blending nostalgia with sharp, humorous critique. Episodes center on re-reading familiar texts, unpacking themes such as friendship, belonging, class, and culture, while riffing on adaptations, author contexts, and era-specific sensibilities. The chemistry between hosts is a standout, delivering thoughtful literary takes alongside playful banter and personal anecdotes, making the listening experience both warm and witty. The show often expands into broader cultural conversations, appealing to book lovers who enjoy character-driven discussions, nostalgia, and accessible, entertaining analysis.
Noteworthy strengths include the hosts' strong on-mic rapport, thoughtful yet accessible l... more
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