Podcasts about disney's the lion king

Eric holds a BFA from university of the arts in Philadelphia. Credits include: The Bermuda dance company, Busch gardens, Williamsburg Elion dance theater, where he earned the rank of soloist principal, dancer, and guest choreographer. Koresh dance company. Don Arden's Jubilee. Viking ocean cruise lines. North American touring cast of Disney's The Lion King.  @ebjdancefacebook.com/ebjdanceebjdance.com  SFX by Zapsplat

Kristin and Kendra AKA K-squared are back for week 2 and they keep it going with some favorites for all ages! Kristin talks about Stephen Chbosky's fantastic novel "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" turned into film with a screenplay by Stephen Chbosky himself(also directed). Kendra who is a William Shakespeare groupie and aficionado talks to us about Hamlet and how that was interpreted into Disney's "The Lion King". Don't worry they make time to talk about the animated and the live action so you will get plenty of jungle goodness. So sit back, sing Hakuna Matata and enjoy the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we discuss the unique film style used by Director Jon Favreau in the Disney's Lion King. Keeping it Disney P.C. we talk about the alien noises of Heaven's Horns, Netflix's Sex Education, The Ranch and we trace down the or-gins of the origi

Let's be honest, who doesn't have Disney's "The Lion King" in their Top5 Favorite Movies of All Time?? Your number one Ghost Host (Chris) & the Disney Detective (Greg) embark on a journey that takes them to the heart of the Savanna . . . one with an eager cub, unable to wait to be king; a jealous brother who plots control; an unlikely duo who go with the flow; and the remembrance of a fallen leader. Listen as the My Disney Addiction hosts talk about the music, story, themes, and more from the Lion King!

In this episode, we sit down with West End star Shaun Escoffery. Shaun is nearing twelve years of playing Mufasa in Disney's The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre in London. During this episode of Post-Show Drinks Shaun tells us what has made him stay in the show for so long, how he uses the stage of the theatre to keep fit and how he was nearly left baring all when he performed the national anthem at Lennox Lewis vs. Mike Tyson. Theme music by Simon Oskarsson and Alex Cardall for ACT Music Ldn.

BE PREPARED for our latest episode all about Scar from Disney's The Lion King. Joe and Tiana have their teeth and ambitions bared as they ask tough questions like, was Mufasa even a good leader? Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or send us an email to nextdoorvillain@gmail.com

It's the Cinescape Magazine movie review of Walt Disney's The Lion King (2019) PG | 1h 58min | Animation, Adventure, Drama | 19 July 2019 (USA) After the murder of his father, a young lion prince flees his kingdom only to learn the true meaning of responsibility and bravery. Director: Jon Favreau Writers: Jeff Nathanson (screenplay by), Brenda Chapman (story) Stars: Donald Glover, Beyoncé, Seth Rogen For all other things Cinescape Magazine, make sure to check out our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ECdPn_KVQCXGDB1OcvcPw

The Film School Janitors weren't going to see DISNEY'S THE LION KING (2019) and they weren't going to review it. So did they? Or did they talk about a bunch of other stuff? Find out inside!

Here's our two cents (or would it be three cents?) on the live-action updates of DISNEY'S THE LITTLE MERMAID and DISNEY'S MULAN.

It's time for some Jury Duty for August 14th, 2019! In this episode, Dan and Aaron tee up the new voting poll system, announce the creation of the official subreddit, and share their initial thoughts on "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", "Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw" and Disney's "The Lion King". It's a jam-packed episode full of tangents! Check it out! Twitter: @DefenseofMovies Instagram: indefenseofmoviepodcast Reddit: /r/IDOMoviePodcast Email: indefenseofmoviepodcast@gmail.com https://indefenseofpodcast.podbean.com/

Join Denise and Charles for a review of this new version of a timeless classic, Disney's - The Lion King. Follow us on Social Media: IG: @haveyousceneit_ Twitter: @HaveScene YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQgYwE_rGj4b4Vdp1MZLJ4w? email: rusty@15goodminutes.com Podcast: https://anchor.fm/haveyousceneit Soundtrack: Melting Pot, by Vic Davi (Hightstown) Artlist.wav

“Be Prepared” for another cinematic “Circle of Life” with another Disney remake! That’s right we watched the Lion King, one of the greatest animated films of all time and it’s 2019 photo realistic remake. Will this movie complete the circle of life and become another cinematic treasure? Listen to Remake rewind to find out! Get paid to listen to us on Podcoin! Use invite code “REWIND” for 300 coins! We are now on YouTube! Listen to our other great podcast, Ruin My Childhood, starring Mike and Kat! Available every other Friday! Get a free audio book and one free month of audible on us! AudibleTrial.com/MDXpods Support us on Patreon.com/MDXpods and help get Mike his webshooters and microphone stands!  Check us out on Instagram and Twitter @MDXpods. We are on Facebook.com/MDXpods. Check us out at MDXpods.com Leave us a voicemail to ask us a question! Call 64MDXpods1 (646-397-6371)

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The Popcorn Junkie podcast is back in the form of Popcorn Junkie Refilled. No lengthy discussions, just reviews and previews of upcoming releases. In this inaugural episode, Jon reviews the creature feature/disaster movie Crawl, the buddy cop comedy Stuber, the original and remake of Disney's The Lion King, and Tarantino's latest movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.If you want to support the show, you can donate to our Patreon: http://patreon.com/popcornjunkieSupport Popcorn Junkie by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/popcorn-junkieThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Listen & Subscribe on iTunes   "There's more to see than can ever be seen, more to do than can ever be done." -Disney's The Lion King   If you've been on the internet or the movie theater, you're probably aware of the new live-action remake of Disney's The Lion King. It's a fantastic movie that brings all the nostalgia back from the original and couples it with some pretty gut-punching realism.   And while it's pretty obvious that some of the central themes of the movie involve the interconnectedness of all life and how love is a primary motivator for our actions (love for family and people in the case of Simba, and love of power in the case of Scar), there's much more to uncover if you look a little deeper.   In this solo episode, Mark sits down and shares 15 lessons he took away from watching the new remake, how it can relate to all our lives. To get the details, check out Episode 233 of People Being Real!   Enjoy!!     Connect with Mark: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter     Show Notes: -What Mark likes to do after he watches a movie. -Why Mark isn't a fan of the marketing strategies big companies utilize today. -The fifteen lessons Mark learned from watching the new remake and how they apply to us.   Things to check out:•Episode 78: Margo Majdi - Acknowledge Yourself & What You're Capable Of

Alexis Hejna, Robert Winfree and Mark Radulich review the photo-realistic remake of Disney's The Lion King on Damn You Hollywood.

Knowing who you are in Him is extremely important. Cimba, from Disney's The Lion King, forgot who he was and had no desire to fulfill his destiny to be king. It took Rafiki to help wake him up to who he really is. Perhaps the Holy Spirit of God is trying to wake you and I up to who we really are in Christ. Discover who you are, and fulfill what He's called you to become!

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dana Stevens discuss the new version of Disney's The Lion King with the New York Times's Aisha Harris, the social media app TikTok with Slate's Daniel Schroeder, and the TV series about Roger Ailes, The Loudest Voice. In Slate Plus: the panel discusses the new trailer for the film CATS. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dana Stevens discuss the new version of Disney's The Lion King with the New York Times's Aisha Harris, the social media app TikTok with Slate's Daniel Schroeder, and the TV series about Roger Ailes, The Loudest Voice. In Slate Plus: the panel discusses the new trailer for the film CATS. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. 

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dana Stevens discuss the new version of Disney's The Lion King with the New York Times's Aisha Harris, the social media app TikTok with Slate's Daniel Schroeder, and the TV series about Roger Ailes, The Loudest Voice. In Slate Plus: the panel discusses the new trailer for the film CATS. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. This episode is brought to you by Everlane. Check out your personalized collection today at everlane.com/culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

13 Philadelphia officers will be fired as a result of racists, homophobic, and violent social media posts, 4 Chicago cops were fired on Thursday over false/misleading statements in response to the killing of Laquan McDonald by another officer, Several Morehouse College students have come forward alleging that they have been sexually assaulted by a male staff member, Pentagon cybersecurity contractor has been charged with threatening to kill Rep. Fredrica Wilson, Trump mocks greeting for Rep. Ilhan Omar, and Disney's The Lion King premiered today. #RolandMartinUnfiltered partner: 420 Real Estate, LLC To invest in 420 Real Estate’s legal Hemp-CBD Crowdfunding Campaign go to http://marijuanastock.org

This week, Tom & Michelle are joined by their very good friends, Trent & Jeni from the Disney DNA Podcast! They discuss their favorite Disney Dining experiences from the Walt Disney World Resort. Find out what their favorite spot for breakfast, lunch and dinner are, along with their favorite dishes, at the the place Where Dreams Come True. Next, they give their review of Disney's The Lion King. Find out what they think about the latest Walt Disney Studios "live-action" remake of a classic film. Then, they move on to the Disney Stories of the week including all the big Marvel news that came out of San Diego Comic Con 2019. As always, they wrap it all up with tips that might help you on your next vacation. Thanks for listening! Cheers!

Leigh and Tim go to war over Disney's The Lion King. Whose side are you on? The co-hosts also ask the big questions, like, should Prince Eric have tattoos? And how can Taylor Swift and the cast of Cats go proper method in their Lorna Jane activewear?

The Lion King is a 2019 American musical film directed and produced by Jon Favreau, written by Jeff Nathanson, and produced by Walt Disney Pictures. It is a photorealistic computer-animated remake of Disney's traditionally animated 1994 film The Lion King. The film stars the voices of Donald Glover, Seth Rogen, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Alfre Woodard, Billy Eichner, John Kani, John Oliver and Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, as well as James Earl Jones reprising his role from the original film. The plot follows Simba, a young lion who must embrace his role as the rightful king of his native land following the murder of his father, Mufasa, at the hands of his uncle, Scar. Plans for a remake of The Lion King were confirmed in September 2016 following the success of Disney's The Jungle Book, also directed by Favreau. Much of the main cast signed in early 2017 and principal production began in mid-2017 on a blue screen stage in Los Angeles. The film was theatrically released in the United States on July 19, 2019. It received mixed reviews, with praise for its visual effects, musical score and vocal performances, but criticism for the lack of originality and facial expressiveness in the characters. -------------------- FOLLOW US -------------------- NADIA SAWALHA & FAMILY https://www.instagram.com/nadiasawalhaandfamily.com http://www.twitter.com/nadiasawalha For more movie news follow: POPCORN JUNKIES: https://www.instagram.com/popcornjunkiesmovieclub/ ------------------------------------ BUSINESS ENQUIRIES ------------------------------------ For business enquiries contact: michelle@doghouse-media.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/popcorn-junkies/message

The Lion King (2019) movie review. What were the hits and misses of Disney's The Lion King remake from 2019? Find out in the most recent Fanboys Anonymous Reviewpoint podcast! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fanboysanonymous/support

Before you start this podcast, grab a box of tissues, because you *will* cry hysterically when Tom Walker performs a personalised rendition of 'Just You and I' to help Kane propose to his girlfriend (and Tom Walker superfan), Danielle. And just to let you know, Vick Hope's still crying at this, even though we recorded it days ago. Speaking of marriage, Sonny Jay got his cheeky on, too, when he pranked a bride-to-be on this week's Don't Hang Up! We also caught up with stars of Disney's The Lion King, Seth Rogen and Billy Eichner, as they spilled all of the details on the live-action adaptation of the film, and spent the entire time fangirling over being on a hit song with Beyoncé. But why wouldn't you fangirl? Beyoncé. 'Nuff said. Listen to Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp weekdays from 6AM Follow Roman, Vick and Sonny on Instagram & Twitter: @romankemp, @VickNHope and @SonnyJay

We'll let you know why Disney's The Lion King is going to be longer than the original and when you'll be able to take a bathroom break during the movie.More about your pet peeves when going to the beach.Sam is geeking out over the 50th anniversary of man's first trip to the moon.

Bob and Brad revisit their childhoods in honor of the 25th anniversary of Disney's The Lion King. They discuss the philosophy of the Circle of Life, the importance of Jeremy Irons to the cast, and question the role of genetics in lion prides. Seriously, is Nala Simba's half-sister, or what? They break to try out a whiskey that won Best in Show at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Henry McKenna Single Barrel Bottled-in-Bond. How real is the hype on this one? Is it worth it at secondary prices now that it's hard to find on store shelves? Most importantly, does it live up to the gold medal standard? The guys break down their thoughts. After the break, they analyze what it means to take ownership and responsibility, and whether the Circle of Life mentality promotes inherent class and race problems. Bob also compares the structure and themes to Black Panther. 0:00 - Intro and Initial Thoughts 28:50 - Henry McKenna Review 39:00 - Analysis and Final Thoughts Film & Whiskey Podcast. New episodes every Monday. Film & Whiskey Instagram Film & Whiskey Facebook Film & Whiskey Twitter Call-in Line: (216) 800-5923 Email us! Theme music: "New Shoes" by Blue Wednesday Sound effects via Daniel Simion and espectral --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/filmwhiskey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/filmwhiskey/support

This week on ComicBook Nation the crew will take on this week’s biggest news, including: Disney's The Lion King divisive movie review round-up, Sherlock Holmes 3 director and casting, Nintendo Switch Lite announcement, Mortal Kombat movie casting, Zach Snyder's new anime series and this week's wrestling events breakdown! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HAKUNA MATATA! The gang celebrate their part in the Circle of Life, as they return to Disney's The Lion King, back in our cinemas in a live-action adaptation with a stellar voice cast, how it holds up to the original and where we stand now with Disney's live-action adaptations.

Kriss, Ro and Brandon review Disney's The Lion King. There seems to be a bit of a disconnect between what this film is and the actual overall reviews. Maybe there is a bit of nostalgia rose colored glasses happening for some for the original but for us, this film matches up pretty well and does what it has to. The cast is great, the music is memorable and the film looks gorgeous. There are some slight pacing issues in the 3rd act but overall, this is a good film. Especially when compared to Aladdin, Dumbo and The Nutcracker and the Four Realms.  And for all the issues with the CG animals looking "too real", these same complaints didn't come for The Jungle Book. We have some thoughts on why. And last but not least, Kriss clears his name with a rant about Wild Rose that is just *chef kiss* perfect.  We need everyone to go to PodcastAwards.com and signup to nominate the Character Corner in the Entertainment and People's Choice categories. It only takes 5 minutes and we'd really appreciate it. Like what you hear? Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Follow us on Twitter: @Phenomblak @InsanityReport @TheMTRNetwork   Our shirts are now on TeePublic.  https://teepublic.com/stores/mtr-network   Want more podcast greatness? Sign up for a MTR Premium Account!  

The makeup artist to Beyoncé gives us a look at the limited edition collaboration

Welcome to GEEKS CORNER! This week the geeks continue the discussion about Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge as the episode kicks off. This includes their own observations and also answering questions from live viewers. After this in-depth discussion, the geeks pivot to talk about Disney's The Lion King and Pixar's Onward. The spirit of the season is already on its way at the Walt Disney World Resort and the geeks talk about some of the new offerings that are coming. Finally, the opening date for the 2019 Disneyland Resort All-American College Band has been announced. The geeks wrap up the show chatting about this yearly tradition. We hope you enjoy this week's episode! Leave us some comments and subscribe to our YouTube channel to join the discussion! Let's go to the corner! GEEKS CORNER Stories • Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge http://www.dapsmagic.com/starwarsgalaxysedge • The Lion King New Clip with Nala https://www.dapsmagic.com/2019/06/new-clip-of-the-lion-king-features-beyonce-knowles-carter-as-nala/ • Disney-Pixar Reveals First Look at ONWARD https://www.dapsmagic.com/2019/05/disney-pixar-reveals-first-teaser-trailer-poster-and-images-for-onward/ • Christmas Coming to Walt Disney World (in June?) https://www.dapsmagic.com/2019/06/new-holiday-festivities-at-disneys-animal-kingdom-lead-a-sleigh-full-of-enchantment-during-a-season-of-joy-at-walt-disney-world-resort/ • 2019 Disneyland Resort All-American College Band Opening Day Announced https://www.dapsmagic.com/2019/06/2019-disneyland-resort-all-american-college-band-begins-performances-on-june-17th/ DAPS MAGIC t-shirts and merchandise are now available at: http://www.dapsmagic.com/shop Affiliate links to the camera equipment used on DAPS MAGIC: • Canon 6D: https://amzn.to/2BwcNEr • Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens: https://amzn.to/2Qh24FV • Canon EF 24-105 F4L IS II USM: https://amzn.to/2PTu6rE • YONGNUO YN35mm F2 Lens 1:2 AF/MF Wide-Angle Fixed/Prime Auto Focus Lens for Canon EF Mount EOS Camera: https://amzn.to/2TF8tcS • Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon SLR Cameras: https://amzn.to/2zpxtwc • Sony AX53: https://amzn.to/2QicXaC • Rode VMPRPLUS Videomic Pro-R+ On-Camera Shotgun Condenser Microphone: https://amzn.to/2TKkhef • iPhone XS: https://amzn.to/2THxQe8 • Rode SmartLav+: https://amzn.to/2Kukvln • Zoom iQ7 Mid-Side Stereo Microphone for iOS Devices: https://amzn.to/2Bv34hHDAPS MAGIC was created by a very special group of Disney Annual Passholders and Disney Fans who had a dream for a place on the internet that people young and old could share their love of Walt Disney and his legacies in a safe and fun atmosphere. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeks/message

(Hakuna Matata) Here are thirteen thi-ings! What a wonderful phrase! Here are thirteen thi-ings! Ain't no passin craze! It means more knowledge, for the rest of your days. It's our Lion King, philosophy. Here are thirteen thi-ings! A few weeks before the film opened, Elton John was given a special screening. Noticing that the film's love song had been left out, he successfully lobbied Jeffrey Katzenberg to have the song put back in. Later, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" won him an Academy Award for Best Original Song. The team working on the film was supposedly Disney's "team B," who were "kept busy" while "team A" worked on Pocahontas, on which the production had much higher hopes. "The Lion King" became a huge critical and commercial success, whereas "Pocahontas" met with mixed reviews and a much lower box office. The wildebeest stampede took Disney's CG department approximately three years to animate. A new computer program had to be written for the stampede scene that allowed hundreds of computer generated animals to run but without colliding into each other. In early drafts, Scar was a rogue lion with no relation to Mufasa. However, the story writers thought relating him to Mufasa would be more interesting, a threat within. This is why Scar and Mufasa differ so much; they weren't originally designed to be related. The animators were so impressed with Jeremy Irons's performance that they worked Irons' features into Scar's face. Besides inspirations from William Shakespeare's Hamlet, the story also has elements of the Osirian family myths of Ancient Egyptian mythology. Several character names are based on Swahili words: Simba - lion, Nala - gift, Sarabi - mirage, Rafiki - friend, Pumbaa - simpleton/weak-minded, and Shenzi - barbarous/uncouth/uncivilized/savage. Despite the fact that Zawadi is the Swahili word for gift, Nala's name also means gift. Jim Cummings (voice of Ed the Hyena) had to fill in for Jeremy Irons for the finale of "Be Prepared." Irons threw out his voice after performing the line, "you won't get a sniff without me!" The rest of his recording didn't sound powerful enough. HIDDEN MICKEY: One of the bugs that Timon pulls out of a knothole during Hakuna Matata is wearing Mickey Mouse ears. When Mufasa tells Simba about the Great Kings of the Past if you look at the stars in the wide shot you can see Mickey Mouse. The best-selling home video of all time, with more than 55 million copies sold to date. Veteran voice actor Frank Welker provided all the lion roars. Not a single recording of an actual lion roaring was used because the producers wanted specific sounding roars for each lion. This was the highest grossing film of 1994 worldwide and the second highest in the U.S. behind Forrest Gump. There is a lost verse of "Hakuna Matata" that was storyboarded which explained Timon's situation. It was later used in The Lion King 1 and a 1/2, also known as The Lion King 3: Hakuna Matata.

This week's discussion topics include the new Hellboy movie starring David Harbour; the second season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix; and the new trailer for Disney's The Lion King. Also, the Bad Astronomer himself, Phil Plait, called in to discuss this week's photograph of a black hole! (No, not the Disney movie, but that's cool, too.)

US military warns people planning to storm area 51, Lil Nas X joins the movement, Beyonce releases a music video for SPIRIT from Disney's The Lion King & Lashana Lynch to play new 007. Let's chop! Purchase you Marrio Esco Live shirt: https://www.d2lproductions.com/shop Subscribe to our email list: http://eepurl.com/dJwP-Q Check out our website: https://www.d2lproductions.com/ Check out Marrio Esco Live on The Bar Podcast: http://thebarpodcast.com/index.php/marrio-esco-live/ Contact/Social Network: Email: music@marrioesco.com Website: www.marrioesco.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/marrioesco1/ Twitter: twitter.com/MarrioEsco Instagram: www.instagram.com/marrioesco/ Snapchat: www.snapchat.com/add/marrioesco Soundcloud: @marrio-esco

A native of Omaha, Nebraska, Ray Mercer has been a performer in Disney's The Lion King on Broadway for the past 16 years. While some might see his path as a means to an end, Ray has maintained a graceful spirit, and youthful passion for what he does. Likewise, Ray's approach to choreography is one of curiosity and playfulness, seeing every opportunity as a chance to learn and grow. www.broadwaydancelab @bwaydancelab #bwaydancelab #instepwithbdl

Campbell is honored to be reprising the role of Scar after closing the legendary Gazelle Tour. National tour credits include Mamma Mia, Guys and Dolls, and the original Phantom in the 25th Anniversary tour. He can occasionally be seen as George Washington on the FOX show “Sleepy Hollow.” [**Ticket Information**](https://www.whartoncenter.com/events/detail/disneys-the-lion-king) (July 11-29, 2018) [**Available Titles**](http://opac.cadl.org/search/?searchtype=X&SORT=D&searcharg=tHE+lION+kING+&searchscope=15) Photo: Campbell with CADLcast host Mark Buzzitta.

Can you feel the love tonight? Robert and I eviscerate Disney's The Lion King faster than goose-stepping hyenas turned on Scar. We hope you enjoy this one where we take on monarchy, democracy, time preference, trespassing, self-defense, social ostracism, plot holes, and animation....and so close to Valentine's Day. Enjoy! Show notes and more at: http://www.actualanarchy.com/63 Presented by www.ActualAnarchy.com Robert and I analyze popular movies from a Rothbardian/AnarchoCapitalist perspective. We use movies as a starting point for people who may not be familiar with this way of thinking.   Discussion of the plot and decisions that characters make in relation to morality and violations of the non-aggression principle are our bread and butter. We also will highlight and discuss any themes or lessons from Austrian Economics that we can glean from the film. The point is to show what anarchy actually is with instances that are presented in film. We publish at least once per week; and occasionally will do specials surrounding holidays or events (elections/olympics) and have guests. SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS (or iTUNES)

In this episode, we geek out on the forth season of Voltron Legendary Defender! No matter how you want to describe it, the episodes were fun, enthralling, and definitely worth a watch. We wrap up the show with a Mail Time response from Jedimon 2005...speaking of, here it is! --- Dear Christopher Long a.k.a. "clong83" a.k.a. "longstoys" and Brian Dagley a.k.a. "ShukuenShinobi" a.k.a. "Shinobi Creative" a.k.a. "CollectorShuki" a.k.a. "Pokemon Collector Shuki" a.k.a. "OvrflowinNoodlz",   I am a long time listener to your show, and I felt the need to write to you over a most urgent matter. I have recently engaged myself in the act of listening to the episode of your podcast Geek Each Week in which you discussed the recently released SNES Classic Edition with frequent guest host and "Nintendo Correspondent" Hassan Ahmed of the World of Ha. During the course of this discussion, the three of you turned the conversation towards "games you would've liked to see on the system." As someone who commands ownership of the 52 SNES games seen in the enclosed pictures, I believe I know a thing or two about the original system. There were several games mentioned that I applaud you in praising as I also recognize their greatness. However, there were several other games that seem to have eluded your gaze, and I felt the need to point out the oversight. As per usual convention, I shall proceed alphabetically.   We shall begin with "Arcade's Greatest Hit's: The Atari Collection 1." I am mentioning this mainly for the amount of content on the cartridge. There are quite a few enjoyable titles here, and you don't have to spend your quarters or drive to a public place to play them. My one complaint stems from the fact that this is referred to as collection 1, implying that there is a collection 2, however no such game exists for the Super Nintendo. It was instead released solely for the Sony PlayStation.   Moving along to the next game in our journey, we encounter "Disney's Goof Troop." Now I know you're probably thinking "we mentioned how great the Disney games are." I shall now correct your thinking by reminding you that what was said was "All the Disney movie-based games were great." Goof Troop of course, as you know, was not a movie but rather a television program about Goofy and his son Max. This adventure game was one of the most fun experiences my father and I had playing on our SNES. The puzzles were top notch and the graphics were first rate. Plus it involves pirates for whatever reason. Highly recommended for anyone to hunt down and play through.   The third game we shall look at is another Disney title, "Timon & Pumbaa's Jungle Games." While one may attempt to make the case that this game is related to Disney's The Lion King movie due to the title characters being that movie's comic relief duo, I believe it is more closely tied to the animated series produced by Disney in the 90's named after these two characters who were the stars of the show. This game was also released as a PC game (that we also owned mind you) and is a collection of arcade-style games that are fun for the whole family. Plus they star Timon and Pumbaa, and what self-respecting person with a soul doesn't love these two?   We shall take a brief detour to mention the "Family Feud" game that was made. There's nothing special about it other than it featured the "Bullseye Round" and starred Ray Combs, the 2nd host of the show who was nothing to write home about, which is probably what lead to him hanging himself.   Getting back on track, we go to Mario's Time Machine. This game was one of the many that were mentioned as the three of you read off a list of SNES games presumably found on Wikipedia. The outright absurdity of this game is part of what makes it fun. That and traveling back in time required Mario to surf and pick up 10 items that appear to be apples and then steer directly into a whirlpool, while avoiding spike balls and whirlpools before you collect 10. I've learned many historical facts from that game through my many playthroughs.   Another Disney game makes the list, Mickey's Ultimate Challenge. This game features Mickey having to complete several puzzles in order to acquire magic beans from his friends to face off against a final puzzle with Willie the Giant. While not very difficult, many of the puzzle elements are random, so the exact answers are different every time you play.   Another brief side note, the "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" game for the SNES differed from the Sega Genesis version by not including Tommy or the Dragonzord in the game for whatever stupid reason. Also, I sadly do not own the Movie Edition game. I played it once when I had my tonsils out and didn't get very far.   I would like to take a second to mention the "Monopoly" game. I am partial to Monopoly and the cutaways for different actions such as building a house, getting out of jail, and auctioning property are quite humorous.   Shifting genres to the puzzle variety, "Pac Attack" is an interesting hybrid of Pac-Man and Tetris. Puzzle pieces drop from the sky like Tetraminos, and contain either what appears to be wood or a ghost. When you make a full line of "wood" it vanishes like in Tetris. Every so often Pac-Man appears. There is a bit of a learning curve associated with it, but it's definitely a fun game and something highly recommended. This was one of the first games we purchased for our system.   Our next stop is a game based on everyone's favorite mystery-solving canine, "Scooby-Doo Mystery." This game has the player take control of Norville "Shaggy" Rogers and his faithful companion Scoobert "Scooby" Doo and explore various areas to solve a tv style mystery. It's a fun game that I need to go back and play to actually finish.   A different sort of game is our next stop, "Super Caesar's Palace." This is a game that's exactly as it sounds. The player walks around a casino floor and gambles. Available options include but are not limited to blackjack, roulette, craps, video poker, and slot machines. There are several sets of tables/machines depending on how much you're willing to bet at one time. They even include a "high roller" section of the casino for those who win copious amounts of money. This is the perfect game for gambling addicts or those who wish to teach their children how to gamble from a young age. We were the latter.   Yet another side step as I come to "Super Pinball: Behind the Mask." While pinball games suffer from the television screen only showing one half of the machine at a time, I mention this title for how creepy as fuck the pinball machines are. Chills run down my spine even as I type this.   Back on track now, we will cover three titles at once: "Super Star Wars," "Super Empire Strikes Back," and "Super Return of the Jedi." I am genuinely perplexed as to how these three games flew right past you. While they do take liberties with some of the levels to generate content, such as having Luke ascend a sandcrawler killing Jawas along the way with nary a care in the world, all three are immensely fun. They are also quite difficult to complete. In "Super Star Wars" I can make it about halfway through the game. "Super Empire Strikes Back" is the hardest for me as I can only get to the second level. Don't judge me. I'm the one who remembered these games. And in "Super Return of the Jedi" I have managed to make it all the way to Endor. All three games feature a variety of characters to play as and worlds to visit spanning the entire original trilogy of Star Wars movies. These are must play games.   We're nearing the end of our journey. Just a few more stops to go. Next on the list is "Tetris 2." While this game bears the Tetris name, it is basically "Dr. Mario" minus Mario. You may be wondering to yourselves, why then would I include it on this list and not "Dr. Mario?" Well that answers is rather simple. As a child I owned this game and not "Dr. Mario," so it has a great deal of sentimental value to me. Plus it's just a really fun game with several modes to try.   Another title with Tetris in its name is next, "Tetris Attack." As I'm sure you're both aware, this game is the American localization of the Japanese game "Panel de Pon," but with Yoshi included as a mascot and the Tetris name thrown on it to sell it to American audiences better. Versions of this game have been released over the years for several different consoles, each with a slightly different skin on it, but this one was the first. It is highly addictive, and one could find himself playing for hours and not even realize any time had passed.   Moving from puzzle games to a licensed property, we come to "The Flintstones: The Treasure of Sierra Madrock." In this game, the players control Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble as they search for the lost treasure of Sierra Madrock. Each area in the game is arranged somewhat like a game board, as there are different paths to take. Players move by rolling a stone die that tells how many spaces to move. Whatever space is landed on is the level that is played. The standard levels are sidescroller levels. Each area also features a different member of the Loyal Order of Water Buffalos to which Fred and Barney belong. Once landing on a space with that Water Buffalo, the player must win a race against them in order to advance forward in the game. Fred an Barney must also avoid their wives. When encountered, they drag their husband backwards on the game board.   We now come to our final Disney game, "The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse." In this platform, Mickey must go in search of his lost dog Pluto, and he gains abilities based on different outfits he wears. The game spawned two sequels and was remade for the Game Boy Advance. This game is one of the more visually beautiful games for the system and is certainly worth a play through for Disney fans.   The world of Hanna Barbara gives us another fun licensed platformer, "Tom and Jerry." As one would expect, the player controls Jerry Mouse as he travels through different environments with the boss of each world being Tom Cat in some different type of machine. Player 2 may control the gray mouse Tuffy. Aside from the "jumping on things to kill them" mechanic, the heroic mouse duo can also throw can throw marbles at their enemies. Completing this game often takes lots of practice but is definitely a worthwhile endeavor.   Our final two games are both of the puzzle variety. First up is "Yoshi's Cookie." Played in a style similar to Tetris in that a row of the same type of cookie will clear away from the screen. However, the size of the row is what determines the difficulty. Cookies move in from two directions simultaneously making the game that much more challenging. Like most other puzzle games, this one has multiple game modes for hours of play. This game was one of the first games I owned and, as such, is very near and dear to my heart.   Finally we come to "Zoop." A game as weird as its name. I am not quite sure what to say about this game other than it can be either quite fun or quite frustrating depending on one's skill level and hand-eye coordination.   I hope we have all learned something here today as we've explored some of the many great games for the SNES not included on the Classic Edition. I have enclosed pictures of my game collection as proof of my credentials in this matter. Hopefully I have inspired you gents to try out some of these games. Do be sure to educate all of your listeners, so that they too may enjoy many of these classic titles. This seems like the perfect length correspondence to include in the "Mail Time" segment. As always, I'll be listening.   Sincerely yours,   Kevin Exnicios a.k.a. Jedimon a.k.a. Jedimon2005 a.k.a. Bad Motherfucker...ok that's Samuel L. Jackson but you get the idea.   --- Next Week's Topic: Something neat...! --- You can catch us on Twitter (@GeekEachWeek), Facebook (@GeekEachWeek), or drop us a line at geekeachweekcast@gmail.com! --- You can download the enhanced M4A of the show with album art and chapter titles at this mirror link here. Alternatively, you can download a standard MP3 of the show here.

A huge thank you to the musicians, contributors of raffle prizes, volunteers, and everyone else who made last Sunday's MusicFest for KidZ such a success! Starz Musical Theater Summer Camp for Youth: Disney's The Lion King JR with Music & Lyrics by Elton John & Tim Rice. Additional Music & Lyrics by Lebo M. Mark Mancina, Jay Rifkin & Hans Zimmer. Book By: Roger Allers & Irene Mecchi and Based on the Broadway. Production directed by Julie Taymor.  Times: 9:00 am-3:00 p. Monday-Friday. Performances for all-island camp kids will take place July 25-30, 10:00 am. Adults $15; kids $7 each for these morning performances Thank you to Sponsors: 1st Bank VI, St. Thomas Health Care Management, Inc., VI Lottery, Viya, and VI Housing Finance Authority. Tickets to public/community performances: July 28, & 29, both at 7:00 pm &, July 30 at 2:00 pm. Meet Lauren Brody-Clarke, Musical Camp Director Lauren grew up on St. Thomas, attended Antilles School, & graduated from UCLA Theater Film & TV Dept with a minor in musical theater. She's traveled the world performing, appearing in 50+ musicals, appearing in national tours of Mamma Mia & All That Jazz in New York City. She's directed theater camps & theater youth programs for 15 years, spreading her passion for the arts to new generations.  Visit  at www.pistarckletheater.com/starz-summer-camp/ Our new theme song, Nova, from the CD, Clear Static, was written & performed by Angelo Ortiz.

The circle of life comes to you in podcast form, this episode. Be prepared as the RRP crew pride themselves on saying what we liked and disliked about Disney's The Lion King, with new guest Blaine Grimes. -

Eric Woolfe is an actor, playwright, puppeteer and magician, and the Artistic Director of Eldritch Theatre, a Toronto theatre company specializing in horror plays using puppetry, live actors, and parlour magic.His work for Eldritch Theatre includes The Haunted Medicine Show, Madhouse Variations, The Babysitter, The Strange & Eerie Memoirs of Billy Wuthergloom, Dear, Grendelmaus, and Sideshow of the Damned. Some of his other credits include The Comedy of Errors (Humber River Shakespeare), The Last Christmas Turkey (Touchmark Theatre), Rocket & the Queen of Dreams (Roseneath Theatre), Little Shop of Horrors (Canstage), Timon in Disney's The Lion King.Eric Woolfe has been nominated for over a dozen Dora Mavor Moore Awards as both an actor and playwright. He is a three time nominee for the prestigious KM Hunter Memorial Award. The World Encyclopaedia of Puppetry lists him as one of Canada’s exciting new wave of notable puppeteers.His non-creepy writing credits include Step Right Up!, and Twas, for Theatre Orangeville, Pomeranski Rex for The Toronto Fringe and the film scripts Momento Mori, Hungry Dead Things, and Blackwood Hotel.Twitter: @ericwoolfehttp://www.eldritchtheatre.ca/ Twitter: @eldritchtheatre Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eldritchtheatreStageworthy: http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Instagram: stageworthypod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

In honor of the demonic spirits who walk among us on Hallowe'en, I present you with a list of the top 6 scariest things that currently happen in the picture business.  Hear me monologue on topics both old and new, such as the problem with Rotten Tomatoes, the pleasures of the Saw franchise, the future of Zack Snyder's DC Murderverse, the single flaw in Disney's The Lion King, a very brief Speed 2: Cruise Control fan theory, and, well, some bad bad things.

The TTA90s guys talk about one of the greatest movies of the 90s: Disney's The Lion King. The guys talk about the awesome music, and how the remake could be another King of Pride Rock! Plus is the Mufasa death the saddest moment in a Disney movie? The guys also talk about the 2016 Major League Baseball Playoffs and NWO. Contact us: TTA90spodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TTA90spodcast or #TTA90sPodcast

The TTA90s guys talk about one of the greatest movies of the 90s: Disney's The Lion King. The guys talk about the awesome music, and how the remake could be another King of Pride Rock! Contact us: TTA90spodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TTA90spodcast or #TTA90sPodcast

In FRP 003, Deb and Joe run down auditions at: Stagecrafters for The Best Man, Spotlight Players for Moon over Buffalo and Warren Civic Theatre for Shrek The Musical, Jr.. Show openings include: The Starlight Theater for Disney's The Lion King, Jr.  Richmond Community Theater's Once Upon a Mattress.  Legendary community theater choreographer Valerie Mould says goodbye to our community during our feature interview. She discusses memories from both on and off stage during her thirty years in this area, as well as what the future holds. Contact Front Row Podcast at the website or email at info@frontrowpodcast.com

Steve Cooper talks with actor Ben Lipitz. Ben attended the prestigious California Institute of the Arts in the BFA acting program and has worked consistently for three decades on stage, in film and on TV. For twelve years Ben has starred as Pumbaa in the Broadway and North American tour of Disney's The Lion King. Other credits include Max in The Producers, Pseudolus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Policy Pickle in Red, White and Blue to name just a few. He's a member of the famed Actor's Studio in New York and was nominated for a Barrymore at the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia for his role as Michael in God of Carnage. He also teaches acting at many professional theatre companies and is a faculty member of the Broadway Audition Workshop.

On the day of its opening at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, David Chadderton speaks to some of the principal cast members of Disney's The Lion King, currently on its first ever UK tour. We speak to Carole Stennett who plays Nala, Nicholas Nkuna who plays Simba, Stephen Carlile who plays Scar and Gugwama Dlamini who plays Rafiki.

This week we review Disney's Broadway version of the classic "The Lion King".

Cover of "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" from Disney's The Lion King

(Hakuna Matata) Here are thirteen thi-ings! What a wonderful phrase! Here are thirteen thi-ings! Ain't no passin craze! It means more knowledge, for the rest of your days. It's our Lion King, philosophy. Here are thirteen thi-ings! 13. A few weeks before the film opened, Elton John was given a special screening. Noticing that the film's love song had been left out, he successfully lobbied Jeffrey Katzenberg to have the song put back in. Later, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" won him an Academy Award for Best Original Song. 12. The team working on the film was supposedly Disney's "team B," who were "kept busy" while "team A" worked on Pocahontas, on which the production had much higher hopes. "The Lion King" became a huge critical and commercial success, whereas "Pocahontas" met with mixed reviews and a much lower box office. 11. The wildebeest stampede took Disney's CG department approximately three years to animate. A new computer program had to be written for the stampede scene that allowed hundreds of computer generated animals to run but without colliding into each other. 10. In early drafts, Scar was a rogue lion with no relation to Mufasa. However, the story writers thought relating him to Mufasa would be more interesting, a threat within. This is why Scar and Mufasa differ so much; they weren't originally designed to be related. 9. The animators were so impressed with Jeremy Irons's performance that they worked Irons' features into Scar's face. 8. Besides inspirations from William Shakespeare's Hamlet, the story also has elements of the Osirian family myths of Ancient Egyptian mythology. 7. Several character names are based on Swahili words: Simba - lion, Nala - gift, Sarabi - mirage, Rafiki - friend, Pumbaa - simpleton/weak-minded, and Shenzi - barbarous/uncouth/uncivilized/savage. Despite the fact that Zawadi is the Swahili word for gift, Nala's name also means gift. 6. Jim Cummings (voice of Ed the Hyena) had to fill in for Jeremy Irons for the finale of "Be Prepared." Irons threw out his voice after performing the line, "you won't get a sniff without me!" The rest of his recording didn't sound powerful enough. 5. HIDDEN MICKEY: One of the bugs that Timon pulls out of a knothole during Hakuna Matata is wearing Mickey Mouse ears. When Mufasa tells Simba about the Great Kings of the Past if you look at the stars in the wide shot you can see Mickey Mouse. 4. The best-selling home video of all time, with more than 55 million copies sold to date. 3. Veteran voice actor Frank Welker provided all the lion roars. Not a single recording of an actual lion roaring was used because the producers wanted specific sounding roars for each lion. 2. This was the highest grossing film of 1994 worldwide and the second highest in the U.S. behind Forrest Gump. 1. There is a lost verse of "Hakuna Matata" that was storyboarded which explained Timon's situation. It was later used in The Lion King 1 and a 1/2, also known as The Lion King 3: Hakuna Matata.

It's the Cinescape Magazine movie review of Walt Disney's The Lion King (2019) PG | 1h 58min | Animation, Adventure, Drama | 19 July 2019 (USA) After the murder of his father, a young lion prince flees his kingdom only to learn the true meaning of responsibility and bravery. Director: Jon Favreau Writers: Jeff Nathanson (screenplay by), Brenda Chapman (story) Stars: Donald Glover, Beyoncé, Seth Rogen For all other things Cinescape Magazine, make sure to check out our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ECdPn_KVQCXGDB1OcvcPw