That’s Definitely You
Host Dan Moren with Quinn Rose, Kathy Campbell, Lisa Schmeiser, Shannon Sudderth, Chip Sudderth, David J. Loehr, and Brian Hamilton
It’s time for the second episode in our series on “childhood canon”—the works we encountered as children that set us on the pop-cultural path we walk to this day. For the purposes of this discussion, “works” may also include furniture.
Listen to this episode (1 hour, 31 minutes)
Show Notes
- Quinn: Harry Potter
- Kathy: Disney
- Lisa: The Phantom Tollbooth
- Shannon: Battle of the Planets
- Chip: 1970s anime
- David: Channel 44 in Florida
- Brian: Pink Floyd’s The Wall
- Dan: Heir to the Empire
- Quinn: Discworld
- Kathy: Redwall
- Lisa: Lord of the Rings and Return of the King
- Shannon: D’Aulaires’ Book of Greek Myths
- Chip: Walt Simonson’s Thor
- David: Grandfather’s chair
- Brian: Super Mario 64
- Dan: Sherlock Holmes
Bring out your dead
- Quinn: Runaways, In the Heights
- Kathy: Reading Rainbow, My Little Pony, Little House on the Prairie
- Lisa: Wrinkle in Time series, The Bagthorpe Saga, Animal Farm, 3-2-1 Contact
- Shannon: The Superfriends, Books about witches, MTV
- Chip: Nerdcyclopedias
- David: Old radio shows, Star Trek playset, Paddington Bear
- Brian: A Series of Unfortunate Events, Jumanji, Edward Scissorhands, Powerpuff Girls
- Dan: The Great Brain, The Three Investigators, The Dark is Rising, Prydain, Narnia, Little House on the Prairie, Discworld, Marx Brothers, Radio dramas, Stan Freberg, Might & Magic II, D&D
