Encyclopedia Bartannica
Encyclopedia Bartannica
Podcast Description
A podcast about Simpsons references. Host Harrison George and a guest explore all the various jokes and references hiding in your favorite Simpsons episodes. History, literature, politics, and pop culture are all discussed as we try to answer The Simpsons’ most enduring question: why I laugh?
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The podcast explores various themes including history, literature, politics, and pop culture through the lens of The Simpsons, featuring episodes that delve into topics like the character development of Ned Flanders and Bart's parallels with Achilles.
A podcast about Simpsons references. Host Harrison George and a guest explore all the various jokes and references hiding in your favorite Simpsons episodes. History, literature, politics, and pop culture are all discussed as we try to answer The Simpsons’ most enduring question: why I laugh?
Snakes, why’d it have to be snakes? Because we’re talking about “Whacking Day”, that’s why! We’re joined by LA writer, actor and comedian Sophie Delaney to review this Season 4, Episode 20 classic. We talk about playing “Mission Impossible” as kids, if the bass guitar is the funniest instrument of all time, and a REALLY weird Josh Groban song about farts.
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Sophie Recommends:
The Dustbowl documentary by Ken Burns and JFK by Oliver Stone
Harrison Recommends:
Ishmael by Daniel Quinn and The Fruit, The Tree and The Serpent by Lynne Isbell.
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