“Some Pig,” amiright?! Some…year, actually. Oh my god, it’s already been a whole year since our last upload!!! Don’t worry, Dax has a very good reason as to why. He……just didn’t get around to editing it until now. Oh wow, that’s actually a very unsatisfying reason. In any event, we have a “Terrific” Non-Bluth episode for you on the world’s most “Radiant” pig, Wilbur! (as well as every other pig we can think of) Join us and returning guest Andrew Roebuck as we talk on the nature of death and how one little spider helped some of our younger selves understand its complicated, but simple place in our lives. So please ready yourselves, “Humble” listeners, for an extremely on-brand, two and a half hours long discussion on everyone’s favorite vegan inspiring childhood classic, Charlotte’s Web!
Links:
Watch Charlotte's Web on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3NFJour
Buy the DVD: https://amzn.to/36GhspP
Or buy this silly 3-pack: https://amzn.to/3DzekI7
Check out Andrew’s podcast, Milkshakes and Mimosas!
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/milkshakes-and-mimosas/id1457861122
NPR Articles on E.B. White:
https://n.pr/3NFDQ3i
https://n.pr/3LEg1XP
Dax’s drawing of Charlotte:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BOqJN1cjyKt/
Mystery Skulls (Seriously, watch these!):
https://bit.ly/3qTSUk6
The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo Intro:
https://bit.ly/38kwX7f
In Loving Memory of Orbitty:
https://bit.ly/3DD22hZ
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Music from Charlotte's Web by The Sherman Brothers (songs) and Irwin Kostal (score).
Audio clips are (sort of mostly) from Charlotte's Web by Hanna-Barbera Productions.
