EA #30: Living Life on Sesame Street

by Jason on 4/25/2008 in Kim & Jason Radio

podcast_30.jpgIn this episode, brought to you from studio 315 in Madison, Wisconsin, we interview Bob from Sesame Street. We ask him about how he became one of the original cast members and what it was like working with Bird Bird and Oscar the Grouch. We also talk about the effects of stress on children, an awesome retro tote bag, and dressing up like characters from the Wizard of Oz. Just click “Play” to listen to the show…

Show Notes…

• Learn more about Bob and buy his music and books at BobMcGrath.com.

• Get the full history of Sesame Street over at Wikipedia.

• News: A million children ‘mentally ill’ through stress (Telegraph)

Win Stuff: Jillian Gaudio won last month’s promotion. You can win a $20 gift certificate to the Lemonade Stand by letting us know, “Who is your favorite Sesame Street character and why?” E-mail us or leave us a message at 608-554-0803.

Show Music: Coyote Sleeps by Ethan Elkind

Show Length: 54 minutes, 12 seconds

Shout Outs: Thanks to Bob McGrath for the interview and Joanna and Chris for the feedback!

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jack

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Joanna 4/26/2008 at 7:28 am

Aww, I was raised on Sesame Street! I’d say that one of my favorite characters was Snufalufagus – he always seemed like he’d give a great hug, and was a great friend to Big Bird :-)

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Jason 4/28/2008 at 7:02 pm

Snuffy was a great and underrated side character. Another one of mine was Guy Smiley!

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