Speaker 1: And this episode COLLECTSI.
Speaker 2: What's up? Guys, Welcome to Dinner with the Healers. My
name is Eric, and with me as always are my
lovely wife Amanda Hi, guys, my beautiful daughter Stella Hi,
and my super handsome son Henry.
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years later after we watched it the first time, and
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Speaker 2: Speaking of things that are awesome, we just got done
rewatching Calypso clip side.
Speaker 1: Can please have a name from my village?
Speaker 5: Well, let's have a.
Speaker 2: Look, Stella. Could you tell us what was going on?
At the beginning of this episode, all the.
Speaker 3: Kids were at the school and Calypso was telling them
the story, and she was using these little characters and
kind of acting out the story with backdrops and props
and everything. And after she told her story, all the
kids went to go and play at their own areas.
Honey decided to go and build a village, Louie decided
to go and start a shop, and all the other
kids are doing.
Speaker 2: Their other things except for Pretzel. He didn't know what
to do. He was tired and bored and didn't feel
like doing much of anything, so he laid down on
a rug right behind Calypso's desk. She was singing a
really cool song. She has a very pretty voice.
Speaker 4: Yeah she does. It's very nice to listen to.
Speaker 2: Soothing to hear her voice. A few other times in
the course of blooey episodes and it's pretty great. Honey
wants a gnome for her village, Amanda, what's happening there.
Speaker 4: Honey goes to Calypso and asks for a nome for
her village, and Calypso says, well, let's go take a
look at your village first. They go over to where
Honey has been building, and really there's not a whole
lot going on just yet. She has a tree and
one other thing there. Calypso explains to her that if
she has a nome, the gnome is going to need
someplace to sleep, so she should go ahead and build
a place for the nome to sleep first, and she'll
come back later and check on her progress. And then
Calypso takes off to go check on the others.
Speaker 2: I was kind of curious, is why Calypso was busting
her chops, like, no, you can't have this toy unless
you build this better. But we see later kind of
what her motivation was. But did it strike you as odd?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It did, because it seemed like even though Honey didn't
have that much out there just yet, you know, she
wasn't least trying.
Speaker 2: Henry Calypso goes to check on Bluie. What is she doing?
Speaker 3: Bluuie is running her fish and chips shop, but it's
just chips. They're all out fish.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't think that you could have a fish
and chip shop with no fish, but it's a fish
and chip shop nonetheless, Yeah it is.
Speaker 4: I think somebody needs to get busy and be catching
some fish.
Speaker 2: Let's not jump to the end just yet. Who is
right next door to the shop.
Speaker 3: Henry, Chloe, Indy and Coco live next door in they're
crammed in this tiny little house with their little babies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they each have a baby, and one of them
I can't remember who now mentioned their baby's name, and
I thought it was really interesting. Did you pick up
on it.
Speaker 3: I think it was Roderick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like that name. I thought it was really cool.
But they are crowded in there, aren't they?
Speaker 3: Yeah they are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of them needs to move on out, It's
what they said. Well conveniently enough, right next to there, Stella,
Rusty is up to something and what is he doing.
Speaker 3: He is building a house with two stories in it,
And Calypso told him that that was interesting because Indy
was actually looking for a place to live.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how advantageous, Stella. What was the next spot Calypso
passed by?
Speaker 3: She passed by the terriers who were all a fort
that they were guarding.
Speaker 2: What did they say They were Romans. Romans guarding their fort. Yeah,
they look like they're taking it pretty seriously.
Speaker 4: I did like how Calypso when she approached them, she says, oh,
you're building another fort.
Speaker 2: Listen, they know what they.
Speaker 4: Like exactly exactly. Yeah, it was just kind of fun.
Speaker 2: Amanda Honey approaches Calypso again about a nome. What happens?
Speaker 4: Honey asks Calypso if she could have the gnome now,
and Calypso says, well, let's go take a look at
your village. Well, she's added on just a little bit,
but still not very much, and Calypso explains to her
that the gnome is going to need a forest for
her morning walk, so she has Honey start working on that.
Speaker 2: Bluie is busy ten in her shop even though she
doesn't have any fish, and Andy is there and mentions
that she's moving out but doesn't know to where. Henry
she ends up talking to Rusty, what do they figure out.
Speaker 3: Rusty told Indy that she could rent the upstairs for
ten dollar bucks, but Indy said that she didn't have
any dollar bucks, so she went to ghost she could
get a job at Bluey's Fish and chip shop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Rusty agreed to watch Polly while she was there.
What did he ask Polly about? First thing?
Speaker 3: He asked Polly if she wanted to learn how to build.
Speaker 2: Fences, man, that would be a handy piece of knowledge
to have, wouldn't it. Yeah, it would be Stella. Honey
asked for a gnome again. What does Calypso ask her?
Speaker 3: Calypso tells her that she's doing really good on her village,
but she also asks her what else would a gnome enjoy?
Speaker 2: I was starting to feel bad for Honey a little bit, thinking, man,
just give her the gnome. What were you thinking? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was thinking Calypso, shit just gave her the gnome
at first.
Speaker 2: It turns out there's a reason though, when it all
comes around to the end. But I wasn't looking forward
enough to be able to think that Andy makes enough
money to pay for her rooms rent, and she also
gets some chips to take home, which I thought was
pretty nice. Rusty would like those. After a tough day
of building the fence and watching Polly, the terriers are
having trouble though, Amanda, what is their deal?
Speaker 4: The terriers are getting bored because they don't have anybody
to protect right now. But Indy asked them if they
would like some chips because they didn't have any fish,
but she could bring them chips, and they asked if
they could have enough chips for their whole army.
Speaker 2: That's a pretty tall order. I didn't even mean that
as a joke, but a tall order. But yeah, for
the whole army. She heads over to Bluey's and they
are using something to be the bags of chips. Henry,
what was it?
Speaker 3: They were using pillows?
Speaker 2: Yeah, a whole stack of them. In the meanwhile, Calypso
is humming a song, and I thought this was really cool.
I remember bringing this up the first time we talked
about this episode a few years ago.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 2: The song Calypso is hum is what is called diegetic music,
which means the people in the show hear the music.
It's not the soundtrack. They hear it.
Speaker 4: The characters hear it, right, but it.
Speaker 2: Is also the soundtrack. It smooths right into like the
orchestral part that we hear, so that even when Calypso's
done humming, we're still hearing the same song, but now
it's not diagetic, it's soundtrack.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, look at this.
Speaker 2: She goes to check on Honey and Henry. What has happened?
Speaker 3: Honey had built an entire village. It looks super cool
and awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was breathtaking, and I love way the music
cued against that, and the way like the camera shots
were where what it focused on, and all the people.
She really put a lot of effort and imagination into it,
didn't she, Yeah, she did. You are awesome at building
stuff like that, so Stella too. She doesn't do it
as much these days, but really good at putting together
a scene like that.
Speaker 4: They're good at using their imaginations.
Speaker 2: At this point, the terriers are having a problem main.
Speaker 1: Prejecting Moman is a little bit bulling. Maybe we would
be invading woman.
Speaker 2: Maybe I was a little bit concerned hearing them say
that right after we just saw Honey's beautiful village. Stella,
what happens.
Speaker 3: Before they get the chance to go and invade something?
They get called over to protect Honey's village because Indy
is trying to go and give them their chips, but
she can't see where she's going because of all the
bags of chips she's holding, and she almost steps and
falls onto Honey's village.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I thought for sure the whole thing was is
that they were going to invade Honey's village.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought that was what was going to happen.
Speaker 4: I was feeling so like anxious watching that, don't you dare?
Speaker 2: Yeah, But they got to be part of the solution.
They got to guard something and protect the village and
protect Indy from getting hurt by falling into it. So
everybody got their part. What was the formation that they
used Stella to protect it?
Speaker 3: They used a tortois formation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they called it, where they were all
tucked in behind their shields and they overlap like scales.
Speaker 4: Pretty clever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a real tactic. By the way, way they
got their chips, but there still wasn't any fish, but
they were okay with that. Calypso's gone to sit down
and there's one more thing going on, Amanda, what is it?
Speaker 4: Earlier we saw Pretzel being bored and he really didn't
want to play. But now he is actually using the
stick that Calypso had earlier. He's using it now and
he is going fishing, and so Calypso told him that
she has somebody to introduce him to, and that's the
Fish and Chip stand.
Speaker 2: Yeah. She looks over and sees all the kids who
had been doing their own thing, who are now all
playing together. All of their different styles of play are
integrated into one big unit where they're all still doing
their own thing, but they're doing it as a community.
And now she's getting Pretts involve too, without telling him
go over there and play with those kids. I thought
it was really good. And that's what she was trying
to get Honey to do the whole time, was use
her imagination and really think big and put effort into it.
Because that's how their school works, is they use that
type of play to learn.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, she's a very good teacher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that was the episode, Henry. Did we forget anything?
Speaker 3: Nope? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what it's time for.
Speaker 5: Did we learn anything today?
Speaker 2: Could anyone tell us what did you learn today?
Speaker 4: I think what I learned today is watching the style
of teaching that Calypso was doing, where she was encouraging
the kids to use their imaginations and as they did that,
they ended up kind of all clicking together and playing together,
and it made it more fun for everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was teaching them a lesson, but letting them
figure it out on their own. Yeah as well. Yeah,
and also keeping them from being separate entities and everybody
playing together for kind of a greater common cause. Yeah,
much like a community of people.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, that sounds right to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: This is one of those episodes where there doesn't seem
to be like a very direct lesson, like be kind
to others and stuff like that. But it was really
cool to see. I like Calypso's demeanor. She seems so
nice and calm, and she's firm and guiding, but in
the kindest of ways.
Speaker 4: Yes she is.
Speaker 2: I bet she is an excellent teacher and that any
kid who had a teacher like her at that age
was pretty fortunate. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I agree with that. She does seem very kind and
gentle that she is teaching the kids. You know, she's
not just letting them do whatever. She's like you said,
she's guiding them to make good choices.
Speaker 2: Well, like the thing with Honey, let's use as an example.
I thought, Geez, Calypso, can't you just let the poor
kid have the nome?
Speaker 4: Just want.
Speaker 2: Why you're being so gatekeepy about this? Just give her
the nome to play with. But it was because she
was prompting her to think bigger, get outside of herself
and think about the village from the nome's perspective. Oh
my gosh, that just hit me. She was wanting Honey
to think about what the gnome would want and not
what she wanted, which is kind of how they all
ended up together. Well, what does this person need? I
have this right that? I just blew my own mind
right there? What the heck man?
Speaker 4: Nice?
Speaker 3: I guess I didn't think about it that way.
Speaker 2: Does anybody have any parting thoughts about the episode?
Speaker 4: I really liked this episode. It's still one of my favorites,
I think three years later. I like seeing episodes with
Calypso in it because, like we said, she is such
a great teacher and just a great person, great character
on the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she is pretty awesome.
Speaker 3: I like how we were able to see all the
kids interact together in this episode because we don't like
see that a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is neat when we have a wide breadth
of characters together.
Speaker 3: I thought the terrier's fort was pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was epic, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah it was.
Speaker 2: Do you think they had trouble deciding if it was
going to be a pillow for it or a blanket fort?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed this. I love the thing that I
was talking about with the background music and the foreground
music blending together like that. I thought that was really
really neat. This is a super nerdy example for the parents.
But there's a really cool thing in Back to the
Future where once Marty's okay, they're playing the song Earth
Angel and the orchestra comes in, and the orchestra's not
there in the scene, the music that the kids are
hearing in the dance becomes the soundtrack music behind. So
any parents who love Back to the Future take a
look at that the next time and you'll see what
I mean. Expert expert composition there. Well, guys, we think
Bluie is awesome. And speaking of things that we think
are awesome, Henry, what should we do next?
Speaker 3: The how outs.
Speaker 2: Okay, listen up.
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Speaker 2: We got a voice message from Marina.
Speaker 6: Hi Dinner with the Healers. Her name is Marina, and
I really like your podcast. My favorite Stella and my
favorite episode is probably the creat I think it was
funny when everyone kept saying what goes around comes around,
and at the m win Henry Bert, I also think
I think it was fun you and everyone starts antagonizing Eric,
good bye.
Speaker 4: Thank you for your message, Marina. We're so glad you
enjoyed the show. And yeah, sometimes it's fund him antagonized
Eric a little bit.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I agree with that, but okay,
thank you Marina and Marina. I do like that part
where during the lesson, that's what everybody kept saying, what
did you learn today? What comes around goes around? And
everybody kept saying it to make me nuts, and you succeeded,
and then Henry closed it up with that epic burp.
You guys have to go back and listen to. Do
you remember that? Yeah? I think so, right after you
said you got to leave that in and so I
didn't edit it out. You are just a little guy. Then,
Oh those were the days. We got a voice message
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for sending that to this So
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take Away, we watch my little brother Vincy, and mom
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