A Canadian children’s show called 'Nanalan' is gaining popularity on social media, more than 20 years after it first aired. Co-creators Jason Hopley and Jamie Shannon discuss how the show's characters, Mona and her grandmother, are resonating with millions of people worldwide. Jamie Shannon, who voices Mona, has gained a following on TikTok with his puppetry skills. Mona, a chaotic toddler with unique features, has fans from around the world.
A Canadian children’s show called ' Nanalan ' is gaining popularity on social media , more than 20 years after it first aired. Co-creators Jason Hopley and Jamie Shannon discuss how the show's characters, Mona and her grandmother, are resonating with millions of people worldwide.
Jamie Shannon, who voices Mona, has gained a following on TikTok with his puppetry skills. Mona, a chaotic toddler with unique features, has fans from around the world.
Canadian Children's Show Nanalan Social Media Popularity Co-Creators Characters Mona Grandmother Worldwide Tiktok Puppetry Toddler
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