I listed to the whole catalog in a week. I love all the theories. My 9 month old loves it but I think I like it more than him haha

I know a lot of people get upset or confused about the HOUSE… how it keeps changing and all of the mysterious rooms and all that jazz. Well, when Joe Brumm said something along the lines of Bluey being memories, our knowledge of it being non-chronological most of the time, etc, I didn’t think it meant much. Until now. WHAT IF the reason for the house looking smart as Indy on the outside, but larger than Arnie on the inside (BIG COUGH that was for Brendon, sorry if I spelled your name wrong), is because that was how the kids REMEMBERED IT. Hear me out. Remember when you were a kid for a second (I know this will be difficult for Marty), and you were just in DUMBFOUNDED when you moved house because of a little extra cupboard you found, or you finally got to go into that room that was off limits to grab something for your dad…. where am I going with this? Oh well, all this is a nice way to say, I recently drove past my old house, and it felt SO SMALL. I was 6 years old when I moved away from it, and now I’m an overly emotional teen who watches Bluey and wishes you guys were here so I could cry with you and obsess over it, and when I can’t impulsively buy plane tickets to Australia and track you down, I just listen to this podcast. ANNNNYWAY, I couldn’t believe that I actually lived in that thing! Notice how whenever we get a shot of the house on it’s quaint little horshoe hill, the kids are never in it? But when they ARE in the picture, that thing is like 28 x the size😂 and to explain why we never saw the bedroom in Bedroom (even though there could be a million reasons) before Bedroom, maybe the kids just forgot about it! They probably never went into that room at their age, so it wasn’t really in the fronts of their minds for too long. I fell like the house is the artists’ way of exactly depicting what it’s like being a kid. I’m sorry, I could go on forever and go through every episode to prove my point, but thank you to whoever read this entire thing. I love you guys so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so much!!!!! You brighten my LIFE. I made the mistake of listening to you while doing my makeup…. I ended up snorting so hard, I gave myself a unibrow. That stuff does not come off. So thanks!!😂🤣 With love and laughter from Lily, Southern California. If Brendan (again, apologies😅) hasn’t been here, *rolls up newspaper…… THWAP! THWAP! THWAP THWAP!!!

O O U

Ahem you ready man? Ok! “Yeah looking out my window felling the crescendo sunset on quiet sea sitting with the ones I’ll forever love we’re waiting on a flash of green even when nights got cold you have always held me close cause your the only rock that I could ever stand on through it all you remain the sun comes up and sun comes down this old world keeps spinning round I’m here traveling down this long and winding road cause season come and season go I’ve been high and I’ve been low but I’m still standing on the only rock I know you’re my cornerstone oh oh oh no matter where I go my cornerstone bible by my bedside sweating through a long night wrestling the hounds of shame and even in the shifting winds you have always been who you’ve been cause you’re the only rock that I could ever stand through it all you remain cause the sun comes and sun comes down cause I’m here traveling down this long and winding (and winding road) cause seasons come and seasons go and I’ve been high and i’ve been low but I’m standing on the only rock I know you’re my cornerstone oh oh oh no matter where I go my cornerstone.” -By Unicornlover1928 THIS IS FROM CORNERSTONE BY TOBYMAC

Fun show for us parents who simply can not get enough of Bluey!

The guys at The Hammerbarn Project do an awesome job. You can tell that their friendship and love for the show are genuine. Like Bluey itself, the podcast covers the emotional spectrum from sad and sweet to laugh out loud funny. Pop culture references are plentiful, including to properties certain parents or children may not approve of. There’s also some sporadic profanity, with an OMG or a d-word being dropped now and then in reaction to the discussion. Overall, however, the sow is quite enjoyable.