About The Podcast
Join Host Eric as he takes a look at Disney and invites guests to help me explore the company's connection to everything else one topic at a time.
Previous Guests
Courtney and Emily (Book of the Mouse Club)
- Podcast Hosts - Book of the Mouse Club
- 1 episode
Dan Goubert
- Cohost - The Empty Bowl
- 1 episode
Tammy Tuckey
- Singer, Podcaster - The Tammy Tuckey Show
- 1 episode
Kevin Quigley
- Author and Artist - Kevin Quigley Design
- 0 episodes
Matt Parrish
- Co-Founder - Wedway Radio 2008-2020, Thirty20Eight 2017-Present
- 0 episodes
Kristen Carr
- Journalist, creator, event host - The happiest club on earth
- 1 episode
Cody Havard
- Professor, Author, Podcast Host - The University of Memphis
- 0 episodes
Reviews
What the people say about the show!
Great pod!
Eric always does his homework and brings some insight knowledge to how Disney is engrained in so much of our world.
Very fun perspective!
What a fun podcast. I love the topics, tone and friendly presentation of this show. Def recommend!
Recent Episodes
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The Disney Story of America’s Bicentennial
From the tracks of the American Freedom Train to the catchy tunes of Schoolhouse Rock and the massive scale of America on Parade, Disney didn't just join the Bicentennial—they touched more celebrations than you know, and shaped how we Celebrate the Fourth of July. In 1976, America was a mess. Betw...
Does Disney finally understand how to handle the Muppets?
Disney, The Muppets, and Jim Henson Disney just closed the Muppets Courtyard in Hollywood Studios to make way for Monstropolis. But while Muppet Vision 3D, Jim Henson’s Last Muppet project, is gone, the Muppets aren't leaving Hollywood Studios; they’ve moved into the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. Is ...
This Mickey sold Cars: Disney's forgotten Advertising Lab
Mickey Mouse is the most recognizable character on Earth—but in the 1950s, he looked a little… different....and he sold cars! Thanks to Disney's secret ad lab department! If you’ve ever seen the 1955 Nash Rambler commercials, you might have noticed a version of Mickey that feels more like a modern...