Rereading My Childhood by Amy A. Cowan

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In which a pair of best friends wander away from the group, a couple finds their place in the universe, and I make up the adjective "headfull."
In which mild inconveniences indicate curses, the BSC goes spelunking in the creepy section of the library, and Mary Anne displays some sociopathic tendencies.
In which Kristy is hilarious, Mary Anne returns from a ho-down, and I write a sitcom episode.
I'm looking back at my 2022, even if some of the media I consumed isn't from the year.

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In which a pair of young women kiss chicken feet but refuse to pick up a hammer, history is rewritten to be more palatable for a certain group of…
In which Jessi learns American Sign Language, Stoneybrook gets a little more diverse, and Karen wastes food.
In which I lament the death of Trick-or-Treating, friends are non-friends, and there is running - just running.
In which colors are arbitrarily assigned, plot points are repeated, and repressed memories resurface.
In which a girl discovers frightening powers and hangs out with old people, and I have a cold and sound issues.
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 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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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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