EP 113 - February 1960 - Egg Shells & Miss Hagemeyer & Pizza!
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How do we introduce Talking Nuts Episode 113 and February 1960 Peanuts strips?
Good grief, you have joined us for episode 113, that's 113 of Talking Nuts and Peanuts podcast, where myself, the chief, and my co-host, Parkey, chronicle one month's worth of Charles Schultz's magnum opus that is the newspaper strip, Peanuts, every week of the year, apart from when we have a week off, but we, no weeks off around here, Parkey, we're on an absolute roll of the century here.
Is this our second week in a row?
Yeah.
Yeah.
holidays chief what can you do we are we are we are men of the world and we like to yeah we like to travel around a little bit um but um yes we will be discussing february 1960 today so if you want to read along uh get yourself the books the nice lovely hardback canongate books which are in full landscape uh profile they're very very nice they're not too expensive what do you what do you pay for your books nowadays parky A hundred pounds. They are very expensive. No.
How much do you pay for it? I think I'm average. So I buy mine secondhand from one of these kind of like the world of books, which is humorously named Wob. So you get like from wob.com, I think it is. And it's like around the 13, 14 pounds mark. So, you know, you're buying one, what am I buying one every, so 20, we do one month a week, I'm buying one, buying two a year, maybe sometimes three a year, which is, you know, I mean, what's that? It's nothing, is it really? Yeah, it's good, it's good.
If you are a cheapskate, don't worry, you can read them for free. If you just search Peanuts Wiki with the month and the year, then it will take you to a fan page, fandom page, Wiki fandom, and you can read the strips for free.
These Canongate books, they do look good. I keep thinking of Cannondale and then Cannonberry. I don't know why. They do start to look good as the collection progresses. I think you already have all 25. Is that right, Chief? Yeah. I think I have them all yes yes well I mean that's good going yeah I mean I'm I think I have well I have up from from 1950 up to 19 um 1960 now uh and I think and then I think I have weirdly like like a 19 one in the 1990s or something um yeah which I think might even be a gift from yourself back in the day yeah Yeah, good times.
Good times. Yeah, February 1960. It's going to be a good one, Parky. It's going to be a good one. But before we get into those strips, I will just ask you casually what you've been up to this week.
Such a smooth segue.
Where can listeners find Peanuts collections and how much do the Canongate books cost?
Smooth as a smooth peanut butter. I've had a bit of a live music week this week, Chief. I've been to see four bands since we last spoke. two two of them in one night in my hometown of Ramsgate they all like kind of just like you know local bands covers bands playing in local pubs but still my ears like the tinnitus continues to worsen right okay Because I have like a set of earplugs, but I keep forgetting to bring them. So since I've had only these earplugs, I've probably seen maybe about 20 bands live, and I've never worn them. And apart from, so I went to three shows last weekend, and then I went to see kind of an originals band last night in nearby Margate, a band called Say She She. They're pretty cool, like disco kind of soul funk kind of band from the United States.
And I remembered they were probably the least loud out of all the bands, but I did remember my earplugs this time. And I've noticed that so my earplugs are ones that come in like a little case and you can attach them to your key ring. so as I'm a one in one out zero some kind of guy I had to remove something from my key ring to put this on so I've after about 20 years I've removed the bottle opener from my key ring yeah so because I don't really use it very much no no cans man But that's it, Chief. Yeah. So, yeah, basically, I've just, yeah, my health has worsened. My ears have got worse over the last year. That's what I've been doing. I've been working on hearing loss. You've been working on dying.
Yeah. Yeah. Pardon. And yourself, Chief, summer brings for you greater joy, maybe.
No, I hate summer. I look forward to the cooler climbs of autumn and winter.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How do we introduce Talking Nuts Episode 113 and February 1960 Peanuts strips?
0:06–2:48
2
Where can listeners find Peanuts collections and how much do the Canongate books cost?
2:48–14:16
3
What have the hosts been up to this week (live music, travel, and hearing health)?
14:16–31:34
4
What peanut butter, snack deliveries and cocktail masterclass stories does Chief share?
31:34–52:42
Speakers
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