Magic Hours Podcast

We discuss the 1953 Disney feature films "The Sword and the Rose" (aka Sword and the Snooze) and the first in Disney's True Life Adventure series "The Living Desert". Plus, we give a massive list of Disney related YouTube channels and content recommendations. Thank you for listening, stay safe and wash your hands!

We discuss the 1953 animated classic Peter Pan - including it's impact on the parks and pop culture and the untimely demise of Disney star Bobby Driscoll. Plus a Disney Parks update, Galaxy's Edge, and major Star Wars anticipation chat. Thank you for listening in 2019!

We're back! Discussing the 1951 perennial classic Alice in Wonderland! This movie is bursting with cultural significance, dry humour, and a powerhouse of animators, voice actors, and memorable classic songs :)

Your hosts got married! Today we take a detour to discuss our Honeymoon in California. We road tripped from San Francisco to Anaheim and visited some cool spots along the way, including: The Walt Disney Family Museum, Alcatraz, The Winchester Mystery House, Carmel by the sea, Universal Studios, Hollywood, and of course…The Disneyland Resort. Tweet us @magichourspod

This week, we discuss the 1950 Disney live action feature Treasure Island, Bobby Driscoll, and the origin of Talk Like a Pirate Day. We also discuss our upcoming wedding/honeymoon (partially at Disneyland!) and a roundup of park updates.

This week we discuss Cinderella, the film that saved the Walt Disney company and a beloved princess!

War is finally over and we're finishing off all the packaged films to finally get back to classic Disney feature films. This episode we talk about a cool PBS documentary about Walt we watched and talk about the remaining 4 films of the 1940s, which end on a high note with Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

We watched Song of the South so you don't have to. This film has a lot of controversies, and rightly so! It's overall just not a great movie...and we talk about why.

Today we discuss the 2nd & 3rd in a series of 6 packaged wartime era Disney feature films. If you love the Gran Fiesta Tour in Epcot or Fantasia - these might be up your alley. Also, we see Disney's first foray into blending animation and live action since the Alice comedies of the 1920s. We're discussing all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order! Follow us @magichourspod on Twitter :)

Today we're thick into WWII and discussing 2 very different, cheaply made feature films that blend animation and live action from Walt Disney. One is a South American tourism propaganda film and the other is an airforce/win the war propaganda film - but which is which? We're discussing all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order! Follow us @magichourspod on Twitter :)

We're discussing the weird and wonderful things about all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order. Today we talk about Bambi - the quintessential tearjerker and literally drawn out story of the life of a deer.

The best Disney animated classic yet - and most emotionally jarring. We're discussing the weird and wonderful things about all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order. Today it's all about the 1941 animated classic Dumbo. Correction - in this episode we mention that the voice of Timothy mouse also does the voices of the Chesire Cat & others - it's actually the voice of the STORK that is iconic!

Our first ever bonus episode!!! We talk about all the stuff happening now and soon at the North American Disney Parks plus Justin explains why he believes Pirates west coast is the best coast. We're discussing the weird and wonderful things about all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order. Join us next week for DUMBO!

A bunch o' stuff set to classical music & the first ever Disney propaganda film We're discussing the weird and wonderful things about all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order. Today it's a double feature! Fantasia & The Reluctant Dragon

We discuss Walt Disney's 2nd animated movie in depth! Jenny doesn't love Pinocchio at all but gets why it's so well renowned for great animation. Justin remembers it as a childhood fear and discovers a common thread of big-nosed lonely men and house chasing scenes.

Fake teeth, G-rated Betty Boop, and Jiminy Cricket! We're discussing the weird and wonderful things about all of Walt Disney's feature films in chronological order. Today it's all things Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.