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Nov 1, 2026

James YoungerHOST
3:55
We have different ones in England, but like Peanuts, Garfield,
Johnny PayneHOST
4:02
Doonesbury.
Johnny PayneHOST
4:04
Kind of remember that.
Johnny PayneHOST
4:04
I remember Marmaduke.
Rick BurgessHOST
11:07
Let me tell you what would be funny.
Rick BurgessHOST
11:09
How about this? If Greg came here as an intern, he'd get nicknamed Doonesbury.
Rick BurgessHOST
11:16
Okay.
Rick BurgessHOST
11:16
How do you like your coffee, Greg? Can we move on? Have your fun.
ChrisHOST
79:08
Yep.
EricHOST
79:09
She married Gary Trudeau, the Pulitzer Prize winning creator of Doonesbury comic
ChrisHOST
79:15
strip.
ChrisHOST
79:18
I don't dislike her.
Phil HattermanHOST
8:44
the human-animal bond, but also what it tells about human relationships.
Phil HattermanHOST
8:51
It's literary, and it's easy to miss that when you're reading that, and then now I've moved on to The Peanut Strip, and now I'm reading Doonesbury, and you've forgotten, oh, I enjoyed The Mutts.
Phil HattermanHOST
9:12
That made me think.
Phil HattermanHOST
9:14
this allows you to sit with it for a moment because you've got this book in front of you.
Theresa BuchheisterHOST
55:58
Who said that?
Doug WeaverHOST
55:59
That was Gary Trudeau in the Doonesbury cartoon.
Doug WeaverHOST
56:05
She was perfect.
Doug WeaverHOST
56:07
He meant it in
Micah FrazierHOST
40:53
1958 Pan American Airways make the first commercial flight to Paris from New York City.
Micah FrazierHOST
40:59
1970 The comic strip Doonesbury makes its debut in 28 newspapers.
Micah FrazierHOST
41:06
1970 Muhammad Ali returns to the ring after being banned for refusing to serve in the Vietnam War.
Micah FrazierHOST
41:14
1973, President Nixon releases the first set of tapes on the Watergate scandal.
PaulHOST
22:47
Our friend, the beaver.
KatHOST
22:51
Our Friend the Beaver was the title of Zonker Harris's college-level biology term paper in the comic strip Doonesbury.
PaulHOST
23:01
Oh, okay.
PaulHOST
23:02
That's what that's
PaulHOST
23:08
Okay.
KatHOST
23:08
I only knew it as a comic.
KatHOST
23:09
I think it was actually, no, a comic strip, not a comic book.
PaulHOST
23:12
Oh, okay.
Jake TapperGUEST
4:13
And yeah, I wanted to be a comic strip cartoonist.
Jake TapperGUEST
4:15
I loved Pogo and Little Avner and Doonesbury and others.
Jake TapperGUEST
4:20
And-
James PattersonHOST
4:21
Were you doing cartoons in the student press
ToddAUDIENCE
85:44
Roxanne, I'm telling you, you sent me through some shit.
ToddAUDIENCE
85:49
Do you remember Doomsbury? Oh, yeah, Lord, yes.
ToddAUDIENCE
85:54
Well, you transported me to the Oval Office, and Jackass is sitting there, Mike TV, and he's like, what? Because remember, he wanted to use it last time.
ToddAUDIENCE
86:09
They had to talk him out of just using a nuke because he just wanted to see what it does, like a little kid with a firecracker.
Dwight GarnerGUEST
4:26
And we could talk about the exact books, but I, I even felt that way about the best nonfiction this year.
Dwight GarnerGUEST
4:30
I mean, it was great to read Garry Trudeau's biography, for example, you know, the creator of Doonesbury, and books like that.
Dwight GarnerGUEST
4:35
You feel these, these just great, interesting, funny minds and, and what's better than that?
MJ FranklinHOST
4:40
Um, I loved what you just said in the middle of that.

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