That's Podcasting! A Movie Musical Podcast

Be prepared for our final episode of our Disney Renaissance month. We discuss one of the biggest animated movies of all-time, 1994’s The Lion King! Cody & Paul discuss how the film went from Disney’s forgotten project to the biggest movie in the studio’s history. Plus the guys talk about the Swedish pop stars who nearly wrote the music and determine which of the 4 movies they discussed this month has the best overall soundtrack. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

This week we hop on our magic carpet and discuss 1992’s Aladdin. Cody & Paul enter the Cave of Wonders and talk about Robin Williams’ feud with Disney, how fast a magic carpet ride actually is and why Iago is the real criminal mastermind of the movie. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

Disney Renaissance month continues with the tale as old as time, 1991’s Beauty and the Beast! Cody and Paul dig into the roller coaster production this film had, try to figure out Beast’s real name and discuss just how expensive 6 eggs are. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

Cody & Paul are back and kicking off 2021 with a deep dive into the Disney Renaissance! This week we talk about the one that started it all, 1989’s The Little Mermaid. The guys talk about the long and troubled history of Disney during the 80’s, their endless barrage of direct to video sequels in the 90’s and, of course, penis castles. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

We continue our look at holiday musicals with a new Christmas classic, 2020’s Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey. Cody & Paul talk about the direction modern musicals are heading, all the musicals Keegan-Michael Key should star in and how Netflix suddenly turns into a rich man’s Hallmark channel every holiday season. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

We continue our holiday season celebration with what might be the worst holiday movie of all time, 2002’s Eight Crazy Nights! Cody & Paul talk about how this abomination even made it to theaters, the history of Hanukkah movies & TV specials and a lot of shit (like literally, this movie is disgusting). Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

We revisit spooky season to kick off the holiday season with one of the most beloved Christmas movies of all time, 1993’s The Nightmare Before Christmas! Cody & Paul talk about this movie’s massive leap in popularity during the early 2000’s, try to figure out how you actually get to Halloweentown and Cody faces his fear of all things Tim Burton. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

Grab some butter and get your hog ready, we’re heading to the State Fair! Cody & Paul discuss Rodger & Hammerstein’s 1st movie musical on the latest edition of That’s Podcasting! The guys talk about dangerous carnys, pigs in love and butter sculptures. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Join us on our island getaway as we discuss another Rodgers & Hammerstein classic, the 1958 film adaptation of South Pacific! Cody & Paul talk about weird color filters, the long list of Italian dudes who played a French character and a man named Stewpot. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Oh, what a beautiful podcast! This month we discuss Rodgers & Hammerstein musicals starting with the grandaddy of them all, Oklahoma! Cody & Paul talk about the 1955 film adaptation of this classic musical and discuss how the stage version changed Broadway forever, which iconic actor nearly played Curly and why Paul had an out of body experience while watching the movie. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

We wrap up spooky season and kick off Halloween weekend with one of the most beloved musicals of all time, Little Shop of Horrors! Cody & Paul talk about the musical’s roots (heh), how one of the most impressive puppets in film history came to life and why it took nearly 30 years for audiences to see the movie as it was intended. Plus the guys share their thoughts on the upcoming remake of the film, which almost certainly won't have a cool puppet. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

Our celebration of all things spooky, scary and in this case gory continues! This week we bite into another cult musical, 1993’s Cannibal! The Musical. Cody & Paul talk about the infamous Alferd Packer and his legacy in Colorado and look back at South Park mania of the late 90’s. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Our celebration of all things spooky continues with another cult classic, 1974’s Phantom of the Paradise! Cody & Paul talk about the ripple effect this movie had for the careers of Brian De Palma, Sissy Spacek and Daft Punk. Plus the guys discuss a big hunk of Beef and Canda’s seventh most populated municipality. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

It’s spooky season, so what better way to kick things off than with the 1975 cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show! Cody & Paul gush about Tim Curry’s iconic performance and discuss the film’s impact on pop culture. Plus Paul attempts to set a record for most Meat Loaf references in a single podcast. Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

We wrap up Muppet month with the film that reintroduced the world to Kermit & the gang, 2011’s The Muppets! Cody & Paul talk about the rocky history of the Muppets in the Disney era, Chris Cooper rapping and why Whoopi Goldberg is at the center of a Muppet conspiracy. Plus we crown the champion of our Muppet Madness bracket. Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

We finish off our look at the original Muppet movie trilogy with 1984's The Muppets Take Manhattan! Cody & Paul talk about Muppets on Broadway, Muppet Babies and grown men in Muppet suits. Plus see who the guys picked to move on to the Muppet Madness finals. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

We continue our celebration of all things Muppets with the sequel to The Muppet Movie, 1981’s The Great Muppet Caper! Cody & Paul talk about how Jim Henson and his team continued to push the boundaries for puppeteering and hot air balloon hijinks. Plus, Muppet Madness continues as the guys attempt to pick their final four. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

It’s Muppet month on That’s Podcasting! And what better way to kick things off than with the 1979 classic The Muppet Movie. Cody & Paul talk about what Jim Henson and his team went through to bring the Muppets to life on the big screen and the infamous government official who nearly starred in the movie. Plus the guys try to pick the greatest Muppet of all time “March Madness” style. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

We wrap up our deep dive into the films of the legendary Gene Kelly with 1954’s Brigadoon. Cody & Paul put on some terrible Scottish accents to talk about the movie that could’ve been and discuss why the town’s “blessing” to only appear every 100 years would very quickly turn into a curse. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

This week Cody & Paul discuss the final on-screen team up of Gene Kelly & Judy Garland, 1950’s Summer Stock. The guys talk about Judy’s on and off screen struggles during production, her and Gene’s lifelong bond and tractors, lots of tractor talk. Links to donate: California Wildfire Relief Fund: https://www.calfund.org/wildfire-relief-fund/ Help Big Basin and Santa Cruz Redwoods Recover: https://sempervirens.org/big-basin-and-santa-cruz-redwoods-recovery-funds/ Justice for Jacob Blake: https://www.gofundme.com/f/justiceforjacobblake Donate to Milwaukee Freedom Fund & 70+ Community Bail Funds: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bail_funds_george_floyd Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Cody & Paul are back this week to discuss another Gene Kelly classic, 1945’s Anchors Aweigh. The guys talk about Kelly and Frank Sinatra’s long rumored beef and which cartoon character was originally set to be featured in the film’s most famous scene. Plus, Cody finds too many excuses to wax poetic about Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

It's Gene Kelly month on That's Podcasting! Cody & Paul kick things off with arguably the greatest movie musical of all time, 1952's Singin' in the Rain. The guys talk about all the pain & torture the cast went through to make this classic, why this film stands the test of time and why Cody thinks one scene in this movie inspired the animated series Animaniacs. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Purify yourself in the waters of Lake Minnetonka and listen to the latest episode of That's Podcasting! This week Cody and Paul discuss Prince's blockbuster 1984 musical Purple Rain. The guys talk about Prince's taste in TV, Morris Day's cackle and the history of the "Parental Advisory" sticker. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Join us on a Magical Mystery Tour as Cody & Paul discuss the 1978 cult classic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band starring Peter Frampton & The Bee Gees! The guys discuss the unstoppable brothers Gibb, pretentious 70’s rock critics and how much The Beatles hated this movie. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

Rock & Roll month continues as Cody and Paul discuss 1975's Tommy, based off The Who's album of the same name. The guys discuss cults, giant Doc Martens and the long list of superstars who almost appeared in this movie. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Join Paul and Cody in the room where it happened as they discuss Hamilton on Disney+! The guys discuss what stood out as they watched the original cast performance for the first time and if more streaming services will try to snatch up the rights to other major stage musicals. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemuscialpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

It's Rock & Roll month on That's Podcasting! And what better way to kick things off than with a disco musical! Paul and Cody discuss the 1980 Village People musical "Can't Stop the Music". The guys talk about disco's demise, Steve Guttenberg's overalls and why this movie should be remade. Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Come see fireworks! Come see the pageant and pomp and parade! Come hear a special 4th of July edition of “That’s Podcasting!” where Cody & Paul discuss the 1972 film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical 1776. The guys talk about horny Presidents, why getting hammered on Independence Day is a patriotic duty and ponder what the country would be like if the turkey was the national bird of the United States. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @Cody Pasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Baseball is back! So what better time to discuss 1949’s Take Me Out to the Ball Game starring Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra. Cody and Paul discuss the former ballplayer who nearly starred in this movie, old timey baseball facts and Cody lists his baseball musical starting lineup. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

This week, Paul and Cody discuss the 1949 classic On the Town starring Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra. The guys talk about old Hollywood’s troubled censorship history, Frank Sinatra’s pancake ass and how The Simpsons helped them discover this movie. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

Cody and Paul wrap up Fred Astaire month with 1957's "Funny Face" starring Audrey Hepburn. The guys discuss Astaire's ever growing age disparity with his love interests, egg shaped cars and why they are no officially Dovima stans. And please make sure to keep up the fight against racism and police brutality by visiting the links below to donate, sign petitions and more: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bail_funds_george_floyd https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/?fbclid=IwAR3d1VboowqLwMaFvlpA1qW5v7u_3PeZDN5e_FSu3kPn-bN_nCY2_tIrcbA Follow us on Twitter and Facebook @moviemusicalpod Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

This week Cody and Paul discuss Fred Astaire's final MGM film, 1953's The Band Wagon. The guys talk about Michael Jackson's obsession with Astaire and Cody finds an excuse to bring up Randy Newman's Faust. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @ CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

This week Cody and Paul discuss one of Fred Astaire’s most iconic performances, 1951’s Royal Wedding. The guys discuss Astaire’s amazing gravity defying dance on the ceiling, expensive hatracks, and why we’re about to be flooded with 50 different Betty Boop movies. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody on Twitter @CodyPasby Follow Paul on Twitter @ThePaulPonte

This week begins a month long look at the film’s of one of the biggest movie musical stars of all time, Fred Astaire. Cody and Paul kick things off with the 1948 smash hit Easter Parade also starring Judy Garland. The guys discuss the stunning similarities between this movie and another Garland musical, the amazing career of Ann Miller and the skateboarding career of Fred Astaire. Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Cody and Paul wrap up their month long look at the films of Judy Garland and discuss the 1946 Western musical “The Harvey Girls”. The guys talk about the movie’s spectacular musical numbers and how gross living in the old West must’ve been.

This week, Cody and Paul continue their month long celebration of Judy Garland and discuss Meet Me in St. Louis! Judy was never more elegant and Halloween was never more frightening! Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Cody and Paul continue their month long look at the life and times of Judy Garland. This week, the guys discuss Gene Kelly’s screen debut in the 1942 MGM classic “For Me and My Gal”. Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

This week, we start a month long look at the life and career of musical legend Judy Garland. First up, we travel down the Yellow Brick Road and discuss the all-time classic from 1939 "The Wizard of Oz". Listening to this and Dark Side of the Moon simultaneously is not recommended. Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Break out the eyeliner and pour yourself a Guinness as Cody and Paul discuss John Carney's ode to 80's music, the 2016 coming of age musical "Sing Street". Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

This week, Cody and Paul enter a world of pure imagination and discuss the 1971 Gene Wilder classic "Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory". Tune in to hear about how we have Quaker Oatmeal to thank for this movie and what a 90's remake starring Adam Sandler might have sounded like. Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Cody and Paul continue to discuss their personal favorite musicals, and this week the guys discuss the 1956 film adaptation of Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Carousel". Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte

Join Cody Pasby and Paul Ponte as they begin their deep dive in the movie musical genre. The guys begin their journey with a discussion of Disney's 1996 animated musical "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". The guys ask if this is the darkest film Disney has ever produced and wonder if it's necessary to have a gargoyle version of George Costanza in this movie. Follow us on Twitter @moviemusicalpod! Follow Cody @CodyPasby Follow Paul @ThePaulPonte