Boston University Radio, WBUR, talks about the 75th anniversary of Peanuts, with the Washington Post’s Michael Cavna.
Category: Charles M. Schulz
The all-time greatest comic strip
What’s the Platter, Charlie Brown?
It’s here! Something you never expected to see, but is interesting to know about. The Peanuts limited edition, 75th anniversary turntable with Ortofon cartridge, built-in phono pre-amp and Bluetooth support.
Sparky’s Self-Analysis
Five minutes with Charles M. Schulz explaining his work and the personal philosophy behind it. I hear something in here that’s similar to the ideas that Fred Rogers explored in his own creative endeavors.
Dogface Vets
Foot Don’t Fail Me Now
Snoopy accurately captured my present situation in yesterday’s Peanuts reprint (presented here with permission, for a nominal fee).
I’m in physical therapy for the collapsed arch in my right foot. I’ve been good about doing the exercises at home, and the results are promising.
Yesterday, the foot felt good enough to go running, but I don’t dare risk undoing the progress I’m making. As I told the podiatrist and the therapist, my goal is to avoid surgery. If that means no longer being able to go running, then so be it.
Better Call Snoopy
Last weekend, Bob Odenkirk and his daughter Erin were at the Charles M. Schulz Museum, talking about their new book, Zilot.
https://schulzmuseum.org/zilot/
So Snoopy has competition, imagining himself as a world-famous attorney.
If Bob and daughter Erin visit the Norman Rockwell Museum, I’ll be there!
