Join the hosts as they reminisce about favorite childhood cartoons, discuss the evolution of animated shows, and rank iconic cartoon characters. From classic shows like Looney Tunes to modern hits like Bob's Burgers, they explore the nostalgic charm of cartoons and share fond memories of beloved characters.
Classic cartoons like Looney Tunes and Inspector Gadget hold nostalgic charm for many listeners.
Library services provide valuable resources like DVD borrowing and no late fees, enhancing community engagement.
Discussions on airport baggage handling issues and library late fee policies evoke varied perspectives on customer experiences.
Urban-themed cartoons like Hey Arnold and Doug offer relatable portrayals of city life and school dynamics, resonating with audiences.
The podcast highlights iconic cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse and SpongeBob, emphasizing their enduring popularity and cultural impact.
Deep dives
Kroger Brand Products Promo and Vice President Coteries
Kroger brand products offer quality at lower prices, ensuring a winning deal for customers. A diverse range of products guarantees customer satisfaction or money back. The episode features a promotional message for Kroger brand products and showcases friendly banter among podcast hosts.
Dusty's LA Trip and Stand-Up Engagements
Dusty Slay recounts his eventful LA trip, including doing stand-up and podcast appearances. The experience involves traveling with family, performing at various stand-up shows, and meeting industry peers like Bert Kreischer. Dusty shares insights into his comedic journey and engagements during the trip.
Library Services and Audience Engagement
Listeners discuss utilizing public library services like borrowing DVDs and highlighting the benefits of free services, such as DVD borrowing and the removal of late fees. The comment section focuses on encouraging audience interaction and sharing practical tips for accessing library resources.
Airport Baggage Woes and Late Fee Policy
Discussions around airport baggage handling issues and the decision to phase out late fees at libraries spark reactions. Commentary reveals mixed perspectives on late fee policies, airport service challenges, and potential solutions for improving customer experiences in various settings.
Favorite Childhood Cartoons
Growing up, my favorite cartoons included classics like Looney Tunes, Inspector Gadget, Smurfs, and Super Friends. I loved the humor in Bugs Bunny, the adventures of Inspector Gadget, and the unique charm of the Smurfs. These shows provided a mix of entertainment and nostalgia that kept me engaged.
Adventurous Urban Cartoons for Kids
Among the urban-themed cartoons, Hey Arnold and Doug stood out as favorites, delving into the lives of kids in relatable settings. Hey Arnold's exploration of city life and Doug's portrayal of school dynamics resonated with me. These cartoons captured the essence of growing up in an urban environment with a mix of humor and heartfelt moments.
Fond Memories of Fillmore
Fillmore, a short-lived show set in a school with a cop-show twist, left a lasting impression. The parody of cop shows in a school setting was both comedic and engaging. Fillmore's thug-turned-cop storyline and the school-based crime-solving premise created a unique and entertaining blend for viewers.
Top Cartoon Characters and Their Impact
The podcast episode discusses the top cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, and SpongeBob, highlighting their enduring popularity and cultural significance. Characters from shows like The Flintstones, Tom and Jerry, and Scooby-Doo are also mentioned, showcasing their influence on generations of viewers.
Cancellation of a Comedy Show and Upcoming Performances
The episode reveals the cancellation of a comedy show in Shehalas, Washington, due to low ticket sales, while promoting upcoming performances by various comedians in different venues and cities, such as Hollywood Improv's lab and Stand Up Live in Huntsville. The comedians encourage audience members to attend these shows for a night of hilarious comedy.
Nate is out this week but Brian, Aaron, and Dusty take a trip down memory lane discussing their favorite cartoons from their childhood and as adults.
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