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Wednesday
Aug192009

Peter Himmelman: More Curious, Less Furious

Peter_KingFerdinand.jpgI already mentioned how Peter Himmelman would be releasing My Trampoline, his latest album for kids, next week on the Minivan Productions label. I also noted how he's putting together Peter Himmelman's Curious World, which will be webcast on the Land of Nod website.

A few more details are trickling out, including, perhaps most importantly, a time and day. The first 10 episodes will start on Sunday, October 4, at 10 AM (Central Time), with new weekly episodes running each Sunday morning through December 6. [Update: Will now start Sunday, September 27.] Each episode will feature a theme of the day and things like questions from kids, on the street visits, and chats with King Ferdinand, Himmelman's African leopard tortoise.

Ferdinand's been a part of Himmelman's Furious World webcasts for awhile now. You can even find some of Ferdinand's videos on YouTube. Here he is talking with Peter about music...

King Ferdinand - "Music" [YouTube]

And one more...
I'm telling you, turtles peeing = comedy gold.

King Ferdinand - "Beauty" [YouTube]

Photo: Liz Linder

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