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Hey, it's that Simpsons podcast you used to listen to! Remember?! And they've got a new episode! Originally recorded in February 2021, right after episode 69. Worth the wait? Who can say ..read more

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What if Homer...was a bad man? We'd have to come back and record a new episode about it.  ..read more

There's a bit of a tedious bit in this episode where Nick and I slip away from the mic and have a conversation in the kitchen, and although I cut it down a lot I decided to leave over half of it in. Was that a good idea? I don't know. In this episode of our podcast we talk about the popular animated sitcom The Simpsons, and, more specifically, that one episode where Lisa plays ice hockey. It's good! You should listen to it.email: podsinthekeyofspringfield@gmail.comTwitter: @KeySpringfieldFacebook: Just, like, search for us. We'd love a like ..read more

Hello! We recorded this episode back in August 2019, and now you have it! We talk about The Simpsons, Twister, Gary Larson's The Far Side, and all sorts of other things. Listen to this in your home or on a quiet walk around the block! Practice social distancing and stay safe! Twitter: @KeySpringfieldFacebook: Just, like, search for the name of this podcast email: podsinthekeyofspringfield@gmail.com ..read more

Honestly, I barely remember recording this one and one of the conversations we have is very weird to me now. Anyway, this week we talk The Shining, time travel, and eating kids. Enjoy!email: podsinthekeyofspringfield@gmail.com ..read more

This week on Pods in the Key of Springfield - Lisa gets a pony! Bart gets a cart! Homer plies both of his children with modes of transportation, one made of flesh and blood and bone, the other of wood and nails and glue. Come and join us to find out which is which, in this, the fourth episode we recorded on New Year's Day. We dig deep on our feelings on ice-cream, the show's...now very awkward reference to a certain 90s comedian, and the possibility that we witnessed the on-screen death of Martin Prince. We're real...real tired in this one. Please enjoy.Facebook: facebook.com/podsinthekeyofspr ..read more

In 1922, Otto Schnering was a man with a simple dream - to invent a chocolate bar with enough sugar in it to send anyone who ate it into a spiral of loathing. From 1988 until 2001, The Simpsons were shilling hard for the bar, with Bart, in particular, putting away more of them than The Simpsons family doctor recommended. Here in Australia, the Butterfinger is harder to find - for this review episode, James had to go to a candy store that specialises in imports and drop down a whopping $6 for the two bars. What follows is a deep dive into the bar's history, the nature of art, and an examination ..read more

This one actually has something to do with The Simpsons, I promise.TwitterFacebookemail: podsinthekeyofspringfield@gmail.com ..read more