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A Boy Named Charlie Brown – w/ Allie Goertz

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This episode we tackle 1969's A BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN, Charlie Brown & the Peanuts gang's first animated feature, in which Charlie Brown is humiliated on a big screen several times over. Special guest Allie Goertz brings with her a wealth of knowledge of sad cartoon characters, to help us round out the 1960s season of The Peanuts Gallery.

A Boy Named Charlie Brown is available for your viewing pleasure on YouTube.

Topics of discussion include:

  • remaking Finding Dory but with humans;
  • Rod McKuen's "spending your birthday alone in a hotel bar" music;
  • Is there anything sadder than a bath with no bubbles?;
  • the Ocean's 11-style baseball segment = THE BEST;
  • as adults, should we all be making trombone sounds by now?;
  • Lucy finally going full A Clockwork Orange on Charlie Brown, finally;
  • the fabulous Exposition Sisters;
  • plosives for daaaays;
  • theories about how Charlie Brown eats cold cereal;
  • Linus & Snoopy's competition to be CB's shittiest friend;
  • Josh's dog Banjo doesn't give a hoot about your feelings;
  • the keystone to unlocking the Meatlump language;
  • the harpsichord-playing Alter-Schroeder of another town;
  • singing your own lyrics to the Joe Cool song.

Our guest Allie Goertz is a musician and comedian, who specializes in sweet & sad songs about TV shows. Her latest release is a concept album about Rick & Morty called Sad Dance Songs.

As mentioned in this episode, here is Sarah Shay's recipe for the #DogRoy: Vodka, St. Germaine, root beer, lemon, on ice served in a glass mug.

Questions? Comments? Tweet them to @PeanutsPodcast.

Got a suggestion for a better name for the Jew's Harp / Austin Powers' Harp? Also tweet them at us at @PeanutsPodcast – On Josh's birthday (11/13/16) he will choose a winner!

Josh and Molly wrote a holiday musical a couple years ago, inspired in no small part by the Peanuts holiday specials. It's available to stream or purchase on Bandcamp.

Thank you for listening & tweeting at this pair of blockheads! We really appreciate it.

This episode was reblandished in May 2017 by Ken Plume - asitecalledfred.com/kenplume

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Content provided by Waffle Media, Molly Lewis, and Josh A. Cagan. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Waffle Media, Molly Lewis, and Josh A. Cagan or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

This episode we tackle 1969's A BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN, Charlie Brown & the Peanuts gang's first animated feature, in which Charlie Brown is humiliated on a big screen several times over. Special guest Allie Goertz brings with her a wealth of knowledge of sad cartoon characters, to help us round out the 1960s season of The Peanuts Gallery.

A Boy Named Charlie Brown is available for your viewing pleasure on YouTube.

Topics of discussion include:

  • remaking Finding Dory but with humans;
  • Rod McKuen's "spending your birthday alone in a hotel bar" music;
  • Is there anything sadder than a bath with no bubbles?;
  • the Ocean's 11-style baseball segment = THE BEST;
  • as adults, should we all be making trombone sounds by now?;
  • Lucy finally going full A Clockwork Orange on Charlie Brown, finally;
  • the fabulous Exposition Sisters;
  • plosives for daaaays;
  • theories about how Charlie Brown eats cold cereal;
  • Linus & Snoopy's competition to be CB's shittiest friend;
  • Josh's dog Banjo doesn't give a hoot about your feelings;
  • the keystone to unlocking the Meatlump language;
  • the harpsichord-playing Alter-Schroeder of another town;
  • singing your own lyrics to the Joe Cool song.

Our guest Allie Goertz is a musician and comedian, who specializes in sweet & sad songs about TV shows. Her latest release is a concept album about Rick & Morty called Sad Dance Songs.

As mentioned in this episode, here is Sarah Shay's recipe for the #DogRoy: Vodka, St. Germaine, root beer, lemon, on ice served in a glass mug.

Questions? Comments? Tweet them to @PeanutsPodcast.

Got a suggestion for a better name for the Jew's Harp / Austin Powers' Harp? Also tweet them at us at @PeanutsPodcast – On Josh's birthday (11/13/16) he will choose a winner!

Josh and Molly wrote a holiday musical a couple years ago, inspired in no small part by the Peanuts holiday specials. It's available to stream or purchase on Bandcamp.

Thank you for listening & tweeting at this pair of blockheads! We really appreciate it.

This episode was reblandished in May 2017 by Ken Plume - asitecalledfred.com/kenplume

  continue reading

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