88.1 El Cerrito, 97.7 San Pablo. KECG,. Keep Evolving and Continue Growing. Radio EdSoft Films. More info at edsoftfilms.com/radio. Please send e-mails to contact@edsoftfilms.com. We're eager to respond. If you're out there listening, let us know.

This is show number 21.1, titled "I hope you like cartoons."

I know I do. Cartoons are one of the greatest art forms of the 20th century. They're often universal, and precious snapshots of human history. They inspire laughter, nostalgia, and are timeless.

Did you know that all of the most famous cartoons were made over 60 years ago? Cartoons made their greatest leaps during The Great Depression. Hardly anything since then has been a major technical breakthrough.

People have the misconception that cartoons from the golden age of hollywood are for children, but this is only because those cartoons are old enough to have been seen by today's adults as children. The truth is, the best cartoons were made without children in mind, and are as good today as they were when they were first made.

But this isn't just about the golden age of Hollywood. Cartoons continued to be made well after the studio system collapsed. TV ushered in a new era for cartoons. Computers ushered in 3D animation. Video games made animation interactive.

Ultimately, if there's anyone out there that isn't a fan of cartoons, I have to ask, what's wrong with you?

You heard the Merrie Melodies them by Carl Stalling, and this was the theme from Beetlejuice by Danny Elfman. Up next, Oranges & Lemons with the theme from Azumanga Daioh, "Sora mimi Cake".

88.1, El Cerrito, 97.7 San Pablo, KECG. Keep Evolving and Continue Growing. Radio EdSoft Films. Full playlist on the web at edsoftfilms.com/radio. This is show number 21.1, "I hope you like cartoons." You can also send emails to contact@edsoftfilms.com.

You heard "Super Mario 2007" by Koji Kondo, followed by "Itchy And Scratchy" of The Simpsons. This is "Strolling Tachikoma" by Yoko Kanno from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.

Up next, "Let's Cook!" by Chi yo-chan and the rest of the cast of Azumanga Daioh. And the rest of the show contains only more cartoon fun. Let's hear it for cartoons!

88.1, 97.7 KECG. Keep evolving and continue growing. Radio EdSoft Films. Full playlist on the web at edsoftfilms.com/radio. This is show number 21.1, "I hope you like cartoons." You can also send emails to contact@edsoftfilms.com.

You heard "Degeneration" from Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, followed by "Pink Elephants On Parade" of Dumbo fame performed by Lee Press-on and the Nails. You then heard Kirby's Victory by Jun Ishikawa, and this is "March for Koala" by Yoko Kanno. Up next, "Small organism suite" by Toe she o Masuda.

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I'm Na bay shin my afro suits me it's easy to clean just wash it once. The babes all like it cause it's fluffy and I like it cause I don't have to brush. Shaggy and curly, frizzy and messy, my afro dew is the best for me. I'm Na bay shin and the chicks dig me, it's a wap do-wap do-wap do-wap hairdoo diddy diddy diddy diddy day!

Full playlist on the web at edsoftfilms.com/radio. This is show number 21.1, "I hope you like cartoons." You can also send emails to contact@edsoftfilms.com.

You heard "Space Jam" by the Quad City DJ's, followed by "Ace In Africa" by Robert Folk, then "Two Cool Guys" by Isaac Hayes. This is "All right, I'll make it..." AKA Na bay shin's theme by Toe she o Masuda. Up next, "Powerhouse" by Jon Rauhouse and Raymond Scott.

88.1, 97.7 KECG. Radio EdSoft Films. Full playlist on the web at edsoftfilms.com/radio. This is show number 21.1, "I hope you like cartoons."

You heard "Yaki tah tay!! Japan" by Tah ku Ee Wah Sah Ki, followed by "Eyecatch" by Shiro Sagisu. After that, "Moo cha Moo cha cha" by Juan Garcia Esquivel with George Carlin. Then, "I Wan'na Be Like You (The Monkey Song)" by "Los Lobos". Next was "Let's Fighting Love!" by DVDA, and Cha-La Head-Cha-La by Hiro nobu Kah gay yama and Hirano Ah yah. And then "The Day The Violence Died (Medley)" by John Swartzwelder and Alf Clausen. This is "Tachikoma leaving home" by Yoko Kanno. Finally, up next, "The Rabbit of Seville" with lyrics by Michael Maltese. This will close the show. Until next time, Keep evolving and continue growing with KECG.