Get ready for a bowlful of of excitement and hilarity, but mostly confusion, in this episode about Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens and Wishbone’s “A Twisted Tail,” where we get tangled up in Dickens - with special guest Ben Abraham! 
Created and produced by three college roommates and BFFs, Wishbonafide is the podcast for which every book-lover and nostalgic 90s kid has been waiting. Wishbonafide's commentary offers a humorous look at the literary integrity and tween frame story of the TV show Wishbone, and of course talks about the talented terrier himself. Each episode features a guest host who joins the discussion, bringing a fresh perspective to the classical book and contemporary lesson analysis.

Oliver Twist, "A Twisted Tail"

But soft! What light through yonder&nbsp;TV&nbsp;breaks! Well, something like that. This week we’re talking about the Bard and one of his most famous works, “Romeo and Juliet,” and Wishbone’s&nbsp;“Rosie, Oh! Rosie, Oh!” Get ready for some serious discussion of animal shelter care, and some not-so-serious discussion of adorable pup romance - with special guest, Justin Thomas!

Romeo and Juliet & "Rosie, Oh! Rosie, Oh!"

Join our mad journey through Homer’s “The Odyssey” and Wishbone’s “Homer, Sweet Homer” in which we talk about mixed messages and Arbor Councils. And maybe the book and episode just a little - with special guest, Adriana Tringone! Adriana currently works in retail but hopes of one day writing for television. She recently moved&nbsp;from New York to LA to pursue that dream—or, at least, in search of better and more consistent weather. Two things she loves are talking about dogs and talking about literature, and she's grateful to Wishbonafide for offering her an opportunity to do both at once.

The Odyssey & "Homer, Sweet Homer"

We walk that walk and talk that talk, or at least try our best, in this episode about select African folk tales and Wishbone’s “Bark That Bark.” Special guest Chris Silverberg joins us for some valuable life lessons from tricksy Anansi the Spider and The People Who Could Fly and surprisingly good&nbsp;social commentary in this musically lit episode.

Anansi/The People Could Fly & "Bark That Bark"

What does the nose know? This week,&nbsp;we sniff out the differences between Cyrano de Bergerac and the Wishbone episode “Cyranose.” We are joined by Pat Venable, an expert in french language and Erin’s brother.&nbsp;

Cyrano de Bergerac & "Cyranose"

There’s a mystery afoot, or a-paw you could say, in this episode featuring the Sherlock Holmes story “The Hounds of Baskerville” by Arthur Conan Doyle and Wishbone’s “The Slobbery Hound” - featuring guest Gabe Carter!

Sherlock Holmes & "The Slobbery Hound"

This episode sure is a snooze fest...because it’s about Washington Irving’s short story “Rip Van Winkle” and Wishbone’s “Digging Up the Past” - featuring guest Meghan Beretta! &nbsp;

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