Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast

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Episode 14: The Hardy Boys and Series Fiction with Dr. Michael Cornelius (Part 2 of 2)

October 09, 2026

Did you know that Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys books were significantly revised starting in the late 1950s?If you didn’t, you’re about to learn. If you did, you’re about to learn more. Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast is proud to welcomeback Dr. Michael Cornelius for even more energizing, invigorating, and truly joyful discussion around all things juvenile detective fiction. In part two of this two-part episode, we’ll bring Nancy Drew into the conversation, talking about the Hardy Boys and...

Episode 13: The Hardy Boys and Series Fiction with Dr. Michael Cornelius (Part 1 of 2)

October 08, 2026

But why are they called the *Hardy* Boys? Does their name really matter?Friends, we’re about to find out. Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast is honoured to welcome Dr. Michael Cornelius to discuss all things juvenile detective fiction. In fact, we’ll talk so much that this will be part one of a two-part episode!Can you tell that some great discussion is coming? Tom *Swift.* The *Hardy* Boys. Dave *Fearless.* These names might seem fairly sensible, but in fact, they do a lot of work to bri...

Episode 12: The Hardy Boys and Knowledge Mobilization with Darryl de Dios

August 29, 2026

Knowledge mobilization. What is it? Why does it matter? And how exactly does it relate to the Hardy Boys?Let’s find out together, my friends. In this episode, Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast welcomes the wonderful Darryl de Dios for a—very meta conversation about knowledge mobilization. Together, we’ll use knowledge mobilization as a concept to explore what knowledge mobilization really is—breaking it down so we can use it to explore the Hardy Boys, children’s literature, and the world...

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Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Established authors/educators with relevant books, publishing professionals with hands-on experience (e.g., independent/hybrid publishers), and academic experts in copyright or media/publishing history. Common among recent guests: Published books related to Hardy Boys, children’s literature, syndication, or publishing; Academic credentials or university affiliation in relevant fields (e.g., copyright/media policy, communication); Leadership roles in publishing organizations (e.g., founder of a publishing house). Recent guests include Alexis Marie Chute, Michael McNally, and Marilyn Greenwald.

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