Episode 163: Ten Years After "Over the Garden Wall"
We're taking a cozy, autumnal trip back in time to "peak television," when animation was truly feral and we had shows like "Over the Garden Wall." We'll talk about this otherworldly tale of singing frogs, sibling rivalry, and nice witches, as well as the ways that animation has changed since the mid-teens. Plus we talk to Michele Tracy Berger, author of the new horror story collection Doll Seed, about why being experimented on is so damn scary.
References, Links, & Etc.
Over the Garden Wall, created by Patrick McHale
Doll Seed, by Michele Tracy Berger
Black Women’s Heath, by Michele Tracy Berger
The Doll Tests, from a 1947 Ebony magazine article