James Bond… For Kids!
If there’s one thing children like, it’s cool, suave, slick super spies. Thankfully the Book-on-tape company Kids Stuff were on top of it in the 1980s. They ended up releasing 5 of these things.
Look, who can’t love the Bond films, but… when you remove all of the sex and try to dial down the violence… what’s left? Well, now you can find out for yourself.
These are surreal. If you know the plots of the film, it’s fascinating to see the Nazi experiments removed from A View to a Kill, the multiple sex partners of The Spy Who Loved Me and Bond’s joining of Al-Queda in The Living Daylights. Are they still Bond? Who are we to say.
Put on your headphones, turn up the hi-fi and don’t forget to turn the page when you hear the chimes…
- Why? Episode 250- Dr Megavolt
- Why? Episode 249- British Naturism
- Why? Episode 248- Atlanta Braves Organist Matthew Kaminski
- Why? Episode 247- The Klingon Language Institute
- Why? Episode 246- Michigan Medium Angels Connie & Laura
- Why? Episode 245- Taxidermist Jeff Holmin
- Why? Episode 244- Fertility Technology
- Why? Episode 243- The National Mustard Museum
- Why? Episode 242- Muzzins
- Why? Episode 241- Musician Tammy Glover on her musical "Wendy, My Darling"
- Why? Episode 240- Clone-a-Willy
- Why? Episode 239- The World Toe Wrestling Federation
- Why? Episode 238- Private Investigator Orlando Wilson
- Why? Episode 237 The Museum of Classic Sci-fi
- Why? Episode 236- Human Fountains
- Why? Episode 235- Without A Cue's Golden Girls Murder Mystery
- Why? Episode 234- The exciting sport of Jai-Alai
- Why? Episode 233- New Acquisitions for the Rubber Chicken Museum
- Why? Episode 232- Songwriter Holly Knight
- Why? Episode 231 Keeping it Hot with Ashleigh Renard