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Bartman Returns: Nancy Cartwright on Music, Memories, and Iconic Simpsons Moments
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- Mar 19, 2026
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Summary
In this fun-filled episode of Simpsons Declassified , Nancy Cartwright returns to answer fan questions with her signature humor, heart, and unforgettable voice performances. Best known as the voice of Bart Simpson, Cartwright takes listeners deeper into her journey with the iconic series—sharing personal stories, surprising behind-the-scenes details, and even breaking into a live performance of the legendary “Bartman” rap. The episode kicks off with lighthearted conversation about pop culture and Cartwright’s real-life connection to rising star Sabrina Carpenter, setting the tone for a wide-ranging and personal discussion. From there, the fan-driven Q&A dives into everything from video games to voice acting techniques. Cartwright humorously recounts her experience trying to learn Fortnite , admitting that mastering the game requires a level of skill and patience she’s still working on—but embracing the fun of connecting with fans through new platforms. One of the standout moments comes when Cartwright performs the “Bartman” rap , a nostalgic callback to the early ‘90s when The Simpsons became a full-blown cultural phenomenon. She shares the surreal experience of hearing her own voice on the radio for the first time and reveals that the track—produced by none other than Michael Jackson—went platinum, selling millions of copies. It’s a reminder of just how massive Bart Simpson’s influence became beyond television. The conversation also explores Cartwright’s collection of Simpsons memorabilia, including rare and sentimental items like an early Bart doll prototype and unique carnival prizes from show premieres. These objects aren’t just collectibles—they represent meaningful moments in her career and even personal milestones, like sharing her work with her family. Fans…