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Walnut GroveCast is a commercial-free podcast that discusses every episode of Little House on the Prairie. We also interview previous cast members such as Alison Arngrim, Dean Butler, Lucy Lee Flippin, Hersha Paraday, Wendi Lou Lee and more are coming on all the time! We are THE Little House on the Prairie Podcast!All Rights Reserved Arte Ciencias Sociales Mundial
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  • Character Discussion: Mary and Adam

    Character Discussion: Mary and Adam
    Mar 26 2026

    Christina returns to the show to help me dissect and break down the different elements, trials and tribulations between Mary and Adam! I hope you enjoy this candid conversation!

    The opening song “Albert” is written and performed by the amazing Norwegian band, Project Brundlefly and is used with permission.

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  • Revisiting The Racoon

    Revisiting The Racoon
    Mar 10 2026

    Chloe joins the show to help me revisit this amazing episode! I hope you enjoy it!

    “Blaming herself when Laura’s doll breaks during a game of catch, Mary is delighted to give her sad, little sister an abandoned, baby raccoon. After Pa reluctantly agrees to let her keep him, Laura names him “Jasper”, teaches him tricks and tries to keep the mischief-maker out of trouble. But one day, Jasper bites Jack, the Ingalls’ dog, and disappears into the woods. When Charles later shoots a snarling, rabid raccoon who is killing the chickens and begins to watch Jack for signs of rabies, a tearful Mary reveals a terrible secret… Jasper had also bitten Laura who made Mary promise not to tell.”

    The Racoon originally aired on November 20, 1974

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  • Remember Me

    Remember Me
    Mar 3 2026

    Bridget joins the show to help me go through and discuss this tear jerker of an episode! I hope you enjoy it!

    “A woman of strong faith, widow Julia Sanderson is unafraid of Doc Baker’s diagnosis of incurable cancer, but knows she must help her three children cope with the news of her imminent death and secures neighbor Charles Ingalls’ help, and his promise, to keep them together in a good home after she’s gone.”

    Remember Me originally aired on November 5 & 12, 1975

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the actress who played Mary, Mellissa Sue Anderson, was not friendly with the other kids. In the books written by other cast members, including the one by the actress who played Ms. Beedle, they all said she ignored them and if she did speak to them, she was rude. When Allison tried to talk to her, she called her weird and walked away.
Her book was nothing but scenes from the show, word for word. like she just copied from a script. she did add, several times, how people always told her how beautiful her eyes were. How bad are you when Nellie doesn't like you?

Mary was a real life b*#**.

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I love how long some of the episodes are. It helps pass the time. most episodes are Mark and a guest commentating an episode. It's satisfying when they have the same opinion as me. Also, we need to start keeping track of how many times Mark presses the "Oh yeah" button😁

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