Have We Got A Show For You

This week on Have We Got A Show For You, Mike and Liz are joined by returning guest Finncorporated TV to revisit 2010's SweetPea Beauty: A Girl After God's Own Heart.
Together, the trio dives into one of Big Idea’s rougher-around-the-edges late-era releases. From the chaotic mashup of Snow White and Sleeping Beauty tropes to Queen Blueberry's existential crisis with a deceptive mirror, the crew breaks down the storytelling choices, the visual animation hiccups, and the iconic Snoodlerella.
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Mike and Liz are joined by comedian Guy Bannister to dive into Pistachio: The Little Boy That Woodn't — a story that has to be heard to be believed!
Expect discussions on Italian cousins, Risotto, non-conventional families and the usual chaos from Have We Got a Show for You!
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This week on Have We Got A Show For You, Mike and Liz joined by musician Griffin Bedell revisit the 2009 VeggieTales release Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah’s Umbrella.
They break down the Indiana Jones parody, its lesson on confidence, and go on many tangents.
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This week, Mike and Liz sit down with the storyteller and comedian Rebecca Rothman to break down the VeggieTales episode, Abe and the Amazing Promise.
Together, they dive into the big lessons about patience, the Delilah radio show, and Liz's problem with Beauty and the Beast. Rebecca brings her unique comedic spin to faith and storytelling, while Mike and Liz serve up plenty of VeggieTales nostalgia in a fun discussion on why waiting is so hard—and why it’s worth it in the end.
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This week on Have We Got a Show For You, Mike and Liz sit down with Paige McBride to unpack the 2008 VeggieTales episode, Tomato Sawyer and Huckleberry Larry's Big River Rescue.
We get into the mechanics of Mark Twain for a talking vegetable audience, boring books for girls, chattel slavery, the Lost Cause narrative, and the American Literary canon.
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This week, Mike and Liz follow old Yellow McToad to the wonderful Land of Ha's. Joining the pod is  fan artist and YouTuber John Bostic!
Together, the trio is breaking down the 2007 VeggieTales classic, The Wonderful Wizard of Ha's. They dive deep into  the emotional weight of this Prodigal Son retelling, as well as the silliness. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just here for the nostalgia, this is one episode you won't want to miss!
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Griffin Bedell AKA Lecture Hall joins Mike and Liz to discuss Gideon Tuba Warrior. This episode is about having faith that God will provide for us, and adapts the true story of George Mueller and bible story of Gideon. Griffin gives his thoughts, Liz has mixed feelings, Mike keeps singing the silly song for the episode "Lance the Turtle."

Carson Elmore returns to discuss the return of Larry-Boy! In this episode he battles against temptation in the form of the wickedly fabulous Bad Apple. They discuss accountability, British comedy, ingénue rhubarbs, and Madame Blueberry's career in politics. 

Writer, actor, podcaster and Sherlockian Lee Shackleford joins Mike and Liz to discuss "Sheerluck Holmes and the Golden Ruler". He also discusses his off-broadway play, Holmes and Watson, his uncredited work on Star Trek TNG, his upcoming documentary A Train Near Magdeburg, as well as his faith background as a Unitarian and history with the Church of Christ. 

Mike and Liz present a post Easter (or pre Easter if you're orthodox) Special where they discuss the episode An Easter Carol as well as the story of Easter, the nature of evangelism, Liz's experience with Jesus through media, and the hope of Easter.