Stoop Kidz!: A Hey Arnold! Podcast

Gender takes center stage in “Helga’s Makeover,” and we discuss how the episode doesn’t talk down to its audience. Then we dig into the generational gap into which Arnold finds himself thrown in “The Old Building” and how a nine-year-old could mediate conflict better than two grown adults.

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All Stoop Kidz show art is created by our own Emily Csuy, and you can find more of her excellent design work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/emilycsuy/. Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Intermission music: “Groove Remote” by Jim Lang. Outro music: “Stompin’” by Jim Lang.

In “Arnold’s Hat,” we learn how external self-expression can be as important as who you are inside and talk about the clothes that defined us as kids. In “Stoop Kid,” our namesake episode, Stoop Kid's afraid to leave his stoop – so Arnold is determined to make it a little bigger for him.

If you love the show, we’d love for you to leave a review! In the meantime, keep up with us at https://twitter.com/stoopkidzpod and https://www.instagram.com/stoopkidzpod/.

All Stoop Kidz show art is created by our own Emily Csuy (www.instagram.com/emilycsuy). Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Intermission music: “Groove Remote” by Jim Lang. Outro music: “Stompin’” by Jim Lang.

In discussing “Little Pink Book,” Emily, Cody, and Harry question who’s the real main character of Hey Arnold!, the line between teasing and bullying in childhood romance, and where the show takes Helga over the next few seasons. Then we head to ‘the big house for fish’ with “Field Trip,” meeting anarcho-communist queen Grandma for the first time as Arnold learns a valuable lesson about why eco-terrorism is good, actually.

If you love the show, we’d love for you to leave a review! In the meantime, keep up with us at https://twitter.com/stoopkidzpod and https://www.instagram.com/stoopkidzpod/.

All Stoop Kidz show art is created by our own Emily Csuy (https://www.instagram.com/emilycsuy). Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Intermission music: “Groove Remote” by Jim Lang. Outro music: “Stompin’” by Jim Lang.

“Do vegetables have souls?” This and other shocking questions in the first episode of Stoop Kidz!

“Downtown as Fruits” unites our hero, suitor, and other crucial cast members for a school play while establishing the postmodern vibes that would come to define Hey Arnold! Then, in “Eugene’s Bike,” we see Arnold try to take responsibility for his actions with, uh… mixed results.

If you love the show, we’d love for you to leave a review! In the meantime, keep up with us at https://twitter.com/stoopkidzpod and https://www.instagram.com/stoopkidzpod/.

All Stoop Kidz show art is created by our own Emily Csuy (https://www.instagram.com/emilycsuy/). Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Outro music: “Stompin’” by Jim Lang.

Welcome to Stoop Kidz!, a Hey Arnold! Podcast where Cody Narveson, Emily Csuy, and Harry Mackin tackle one of their favorite childhood cartoons episode by episode to rediscover Hillywood and the fourth-graders who inhabit it through adult eyes.

In this introductory episode, we explain what Hey Arnold! means to us, examine how we’ve changed with it, and what it's like to learn more about each other through shared formative media.

If you love the show, we’d love for you to leave a review! In the meantime, keep up with us at https://twitter.com/stoopkidzpod and https://www.instagram.com/stoopkidzpod/.

All Stoop Kidz! show art is created by Emily Csuy (https://instagram.com/emilycsuy). Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Outro music: “Stompin’” by Jim Lang.