
Trixie Belden
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Trixie Belden".
Sep 18, 2026
How will the immigration changes impact farmers?
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39:53Kirsten DiproseHOST
My son read all of them in primary school years.
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39:57Kirsten DiproseHOST
The Trixie Belden books sparked my love of reading.
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40:01Kirsten DiproseHOST
Coming up, video games.
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40:04Kirsten DiproseHOST
This is not the first video game that has taken a war scenario, but this is Gallipoli.
Sneaky Dragon Episode 769
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31:42David DedrickHOST
By that point, though, I was reading like chapter books.
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31:44David DedrickHOST
We would read Trixie Belden books together and stuff like that.
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31:46Ian BoothbyHOST
What are Trixie Belden books?
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31:48David DedrickHOST
Trixie Belden is sort of a Nazi Jew character, but for the horsey set.
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31:53Ian BoothbyHOST
Oh, okay.
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31:53David DedrickHOST
So it takes place in the Hudson Valley.
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31:56David DedrickHOST
So Rip Van Winkle territory, Ichabod Crane territory.
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32:01David DedrickHOST
And it's about Trixie Belden.
Episode #469: ‘Tony’ with Katie Walsh
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8:20Kevin AveryHOST
Mm-hmm.
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8:20Drea ClarkHOST
So I had all of the social mor- like, Trixie Belden, and just ...
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8:24Drea ClarkHOST
Or, like, romances from the '50s, where they're like-
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8:27Kevin AveryHOST
Right, right
The Chris Voss Show Podcast – UFO February: Sci-Fi, Space Aliens, and Unidentified Flying Objects By C.A. Hartnell
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5:56Carole HartnellGUEST
They love to investigate.
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5:59Carole HartnellGUEST
The, it's kind of a takeoff from the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys series, even Trixie Belden.
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6:04Carole HartnellGUEST
That, that's what the little kids used to like to read in the 1950s.
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6:09Carole HartnellGUEST
I grew up with those books.
Kobo ReWriting Life - #42 - How to Succeed as a Hybrid Author with Rebecca Zanetti
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17:48Stephanie McGrathHOST
What do you think has like made you so interested in romance? Is it because you were a reader before or like the kind of stories that you write, there's always a happy ever after hopefully? Yeah.
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17:58Rebecca ZanettiGUEST
You know, I started when I started reading as a kid, it was always mysteries, you know, like Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden.
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18:05Rebecca ZanettiGUEST
And then I discovered my mom's bag of books from the grocery store, you know, that was in the old brown bags and there was kissing.
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18:12Rebecca ZanettiGUEST
And I was like, that was it for me.