Rereading My Childhood by Amy A. Cowan

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In which I chastise some creepy judges, bananas and poetry collide, and many girls wish for/save global peace.
Topics include unnecessary twist endings, poorly planned dark rides, and meditations on the Americans with Disabilities Act.
In which a girl discovers frightening powers and hangs out with old people, and I have a cold and sound issues.
In which an eleven-year-old wants to be treated like an adult, Stoneybrook's racist underbelly is exposed, and I do too many voices.

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Topics include terrible men, chanting to raise dead racist politicians, and recalled toys.
Separation is difficult, especially when you’re a child and another city might as well be another country. If your best friend moves to another city…
The difference between a teenager's Halloween party and a kid's Halloween party is the Trick-or-Treat. Usually, a Halloween party for teenagers is an…
A few years ago, after learning that my partner’s parents took him to Disneyland while he was a baby, my partner and I decided to take a trip to…
It’s happened. I read a Baby-Sitters Club, Goosebumps, or Fear Street book once a week. I make my notes on each page and I flag any passages that I find…
I don’t understand kids and I certainly don’t understand babysitting. There. I said it. I read these books, but I could never babysit now, so…
Saturday Morning Cartoons were weird. Normal ones, Looney Tunes, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, and the like, existed. Properties for children…
I wasn’t there when my childhood pet died. His name was Sammy, and he was a gorgeous Australian Shepherd. He died while my family and I were abroad…
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Rereading My Childhood by Amy A. Cowan

A humorous podcast/essay series in which I summarize The Baby-Sitters Club, Goosebumps, and Fear Street books with a dash of humor. Every Thursday.

Rereading My Childhood by Amy A. Cowan

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