Cartoons!

Ear Snacks Podcast for Kids

Andrew & Polly

Education For Kids, Kids & Family, Kids & Family:education For Kids

3.8 • 609 Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2025

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Meep meep! What's a cartoon? New Yorker cartoonist Tom Toro (Home Free, Back to School Backpack) talks cartoons of all shapes and sizes on this episode of Ear Snacks! Andrew & Polly avoid anvils, consider political cartoons, think about how it feels to STOP watching your favorite stories, and sing a brand new song by Eilis Cahill. Thanks for listening! A big thank you to Leo, Solomon, Hannah, Seamus, Leon, Waylan and Izzy — and their parents — for sharing what they know about cartoons. To learn more or to be on the show, visit earsnacks.org

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0:00.0	You're listening to Isnna.
0:03.0	EASN!
0:04.0	EASN!
0:05.0	Yeah!
0:06.0	We're saying to Polly.
0:08.0	And then, sorry.
0:09.0	Sometimes something funny just pops into my head, and I just want to go make it.
0:27.6	Here's next.
0:33.6	With Andrew and Polly. Ah!
0:40.3	Wally!
0:42.3	Why is there an anvil in our studio?
0:45.3	And why is there a thinking bubble over your head?
0:49.3	Everything is now cartoons. Everything is now cartoons.
0:59.0	Everything is just cartoons.
1:04.0	All your heads are bubbles on balloons.
1:10.0	Now wave your hands, my friends, it stands, they're made of spoons. And the birds outside playing trumpets and bassoons
1:14.6	Singing everything starting today will be cartoons
1:20.6	My heart gets lifted lifted
1:23.6	My heart gets lifted lifted
1:25.6	My heart gets lifted, lifted in cartoons.
1:30.3	My heart gets lifted, lifted, lifted,
1:34.3	My heart gets lifted, lifted, lifted, lifted,
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