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Published by Tom Harwick
The Googly Eyes Podcast is a place where struggling author/manchild Tom and his hyper, cute-but-also-slightly-evil niece Stella talk about arts, crafts, random silly things, and play fun games. Basically, they just hang out and act weird.
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Tom and Stella discuss moral dilemmas, life questions, and get waaaay too dark and serious for a podcast named Googly Eyes.
In this episode, Tom and Stella answer weird questions. Tom messes up the first opening, Stella is a candy dragon, and Tom loves pizza because he wants to be a ninja turtle.
Stella and Tom do a special Easter episode, Stella explains how to make a fun pipe cleaner egg and bunny, ornament... thing, and Tom fails miserably at it.
Stella talks about her favorite slimes to make, glues to use, and basically everything connected to making your own slime. This episode is filled with tips, tricks, and instructions about Stella's favorite craft: making slime... also, Tom is there.
Tom's dad (Stella's grandpa) stops by to play the "Riddle Game." Stella reads a series of riddles and jokes, then Tom and his dad compete to see who can answer first. The first one to ten points wins.
Stella and Tom play "would you rather," and Tom fantasizes about being a lazy wizard while Stella recalls the time she brushed her teeth with hand soap... and liked it!
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