Jun 18, 2026 · 49 min · 12 segments
On this episode of #AudioBookClub: Bobbie Pryor joins Matt and Steve to climb everyone's favourite fantasy tree trunk and explore Kate Winslet's reading of Enid Blyton's kids classic and more on…
Matt LaytonHost
Bobbie PryorGuest
Steve PhillipsHost
Can I quickly just play you the, the, the clip that, uh, refers to the parenting issue that you just mentioned? So, so in this, uh, first chapter of Magic Faraway Tree, uh, three of the four children come back from the woods at nighttime just in time for dinner, and they've left one of the kids behind, and I think the attitudes, uh, uh, have changed.
"I do wish Joe was with us," said Rick as they all went home.
"Do you think Aunt Polly will be worried about him?" "Well, we'll have to tell Mother the truth," said Franny.
"She is sure to ask where he is." Mother did ask, of course, and the girls told her what happened.
"Well, I find this all very difficult to believe," said Mother, astonished.
I'll trust Moonface to take care of him tonight, but he must come back tomorrow."
You know those walking lines of policemen with, with rakes? I think you'd get one of those.
Can I quickly just play you the, the, the clip that, uh, refers to the parenting issue that you just mentioned? So, so in this, uh, first chapter of Magic Faraway Tree, uh, three of the four children come back from the woods at nighttime just in time for dinner, and they've left one of the kids behind, and I think the attitudes, uh, uh, have changed.
"I do wish Joe was with us," said Rick as they all went home.
"Do you think Aunt Polly will be worried about him?" "Well, we'll have to tell Mother the truth," said Franny.
"She is sure to ask where he is." Mother did ask, of course, and the girls told her what happened.
"Well, I find this all very difficult to believe," said Mother, astonished.
I'll trust Moonface to take care of him tonight, but he must come back tomorrow."
You know those walking lines of policemen with, with rakes? I think you'd get one of those.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.
