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Leggo My Ego (He is That Hero Episode 2)

This week, Michael and Liz are joined by the wonderful Greer to review the Larry-Boy spinoff episode "Leggo My Ego." They also discuss the Jewish mothers of supervillains, the ethnic diversity of a town populated by produce, and what happens when you get too big for your super suction ears.

Larry-Boy and the Angry Eyebrows (He Is That Hero Episode 1)

Join hosts Michael and Liz on the first episode of a spin-off podcast within the podcast called He Is That Hero, as they dive deep into the VeggieTales spinoff Larry-Boy: The Cartoon Adventures with special guests Carson and Gavin! This week, it's all about "LarryBoy and the Angry Eyebrows". a tale of super-suction ears, unresolved anger, and produce gone bad.
Expect laughs, thoughtful insights, and questionable animated depiction of bok choy. 

Lyle the Kindly Viking

This week on the podcast Mike and Liz seemingly discuss "Lyle the Kindly Viking", the VeggieTales episode that dares to ask: what if a Viking raid involved potholders and sharing?
They unpack Archibald’s theater dreams, (poorly researched) quotes from Shakespeare, and why Lyle might be the most passive-aggressive hero in veggie history.
It’s a weird one, there's no guest, just go with us on this one. 

Interview with Uncle Kev and Finncorporated

This week Mike and Liz network with other Veggietales fans. Finn from the Unofficial VeggieTales podcast and fanartist Kevin stop by to talk all things Veggietales fandom and thier creative persuits. This one is a lot of fun! 

Esther: The Girl Who Became Queen with Andy Bates

Andy Bates returns again to discuss the longest episode of VeggieTales, as well as the most Disney-musical inspired episode... Esther: The Girl Who Became Queen. This episode goes into great detail about the history and background of the story from Torah as well as the holiday of Purim and details about the ancient world. 

A Very Veggie Game Show

On this episode, Mike and Liz chill out and play a game they call "Veggie Song or Not?!?" Liz has to guess which pop songs throughout the ages have a cover version done by the VeggieTales cast. They discuss Barry Manilow, whether or not you can truly recommend music to someone, and how Liz strongly disapproves of "Jesus Take the Wheel." This one is a lot more fun and a lot less heavy, saving the intense theology and history for next week.

King George and the Ducky with Andy Bates and Chris Bates

This week Andy Bates returns and brought along his dad, Chris Bates to discuss King George and the Ducky! In what may be Liz's most researched episode yet, the four of them get into the historical context of the story of King David and Bathsheba, as well as the romance and intrigue awaiting Barbara Manatee. 
Correction!
“I made a couple of errors in the episode, I mean children of Húrin (I think I tried to correct it but I stuttered and it sounds like I said children of Thurin)
And I said sefer yefrat instead of sefer yetzirah.”
-Liz
She would also like to apologize for trying to speak with a migraine

Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed with Alice Harrison

This week Michael and Liz are joined by visual artist Alice Harrison, as they discuss the best (?) episode of VeggieTales... "Larry-Boy and the Rumor Weed." They unpack the episode's message about gossip, how it holds up today, and the surprisingly cinematic moments packed into this all time great episode.
Michael talks about how Larry-Boy is a more effective crimefighter than Batman, Liz talks about how the Rumor Weed is good Jewish representation, and Alice talks about the property values around downtown Bumblyburg. 

Madame Blueberry with Flap Jack

This week Michael and Liz are joined by the fabulous comedy queen Flap Jack to discuss the also fabulous Madame Blueberry! They discuss thankfulness, unrequited sandwich love, and how much Liz despises the work of Gustav Flaubert! 

Josh and the Big Wall with Noah Cannon

In this episode of Have We Got a Show for You, hosts Michael Ruffino and Liz Brody scale new heights as they tackle Josh and the Big Wall, the VeggieTales classic that delves into spiritual obedience, and… weaponized slushies.
Joining them is special guest Noah Cannon, who helps unpack the episode’s mix of biblical storytelling and chaotic French peas. They dive into the story of Jericho, question the morality of genocide being depicted in the bible, explore the role of Christian Zionism in Sunday school education and recount the majesty of the Song of the Cebu.