
About this episode
Many of us have imaginary friends when we’re young in the guise of a doll, stuffed animal or toy that give us a sense of comfort. Then we grow out of those characters – or at least we’re supposed to. We asked our listeners to tell us about their favorite childhood toys that are still around and providing them with a sense of comfort and security during the global health crisis. Featuring Nancy Farnsworth, Steve Romenesko, Jen Cresswell, Jean Klare and the artist Jennifer Maher Coleman who paints portraits of childhood toys.
Jennifer’s site Your Toy Portrait:
https://yourtoyportrait.com/category/toyportraits/
Jennifer and her husband’s band Architrave:
https://architrave.bandcamp.com/
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