Tim DeForest discusses the second chapter of the 1912 novel "Tarzan of the Apes," in which Lord and Lady Greystoke find themselves stranded in the African jungle.

Tim DeForest discusses and analyzes the first chapter of the 1912 novel "Tarzan of the Apes."

Tim DeForest discusses Tarzan's amazing ability to learn new languages quickly.

Tim DeForest reviews the various ways ERB heroes remain young regardless of the passage of years.

Tim, Jess and Scott take the podcast on our first trip to Venus to discuss ERB's 1932 novel.

Tim DeForest does a brief review of the 1948 film Tarzan's Magic Fountain.

This review is based on THIS POST from the blog "Comics, Old-Time Radio and Other Cool Stuff."

CORRECTION: I accidentally refer to the actress who plays Jane as "Brenda Jones." Her name was "Brenda Joyce."

Tim DeForest refers to the novels "Tarzan of the Apes" and "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" to explain both HOW and WHY the Ape Man shaved and cut his hair while still living with the apes who raised him.

Tim, Jess and Scott listen to an episode of the 1950-51 Tarzan radio series and comment on it. This episode--"Tarzan and the Arena of Death"--borrows elements from ERB's 1932 novel Tarzan and the City of Gold, incorporating those elements into a self-contained story.

Tim DeForest geeks out over the 1916 novel The Jewels of Opar.

Tim, Jess and Scott discuss ERB's 1915 novel "Pellucidar"--the first sequel to "At the Earth's Core."