Podcasts about disney dvds

Despite some of our favorite movies being perfect in our eyes, we could definitely improve some of them, which is exactly what we're doing in this episode! We go through all of our 5-star LetterBoxd movies and talk about what we'd change to "fix" them! We also talk about how we saved Disney DVDs, what "VCR" means, the absolute state of Star Wars, and more! ❯ Follow Us on the Internet: https://linktr.ee/thenerdiestpodcast ❯ Merch: https://thenerdiestpodcast.com ❯ Patreon: https://patreon.com/thenerdiestpodcast ❯ Twitter: The Nerdiest Podcast - https://twitter.com/NerdiestPod Nic - https://twitter.com/NerdiestNic Jackson - https://twitter.com/GlasStudios ❯ Instagram: The Nerdiest Podcast - https://www.instagram.com/thenerdiestpodcast/ Nic - https://www.instagram.com/nic._.barrett/ Jackson - https://www.instagram.com/theglasstudios_/

Dom gives his thoughts on the brand new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film and what's the deal with the future of Disney DVDs? 

Ah hello! Welcome to the Podcast Topic Emporium where we have a menagerie of topics to choose from and discuss! With the help of Ashlyn, Evan and Tim discuss everything from words that give a good "mouthfeel" to smash mains to special features in old Disney DVDs. Widen your horizons with the sheer number of different ideas and thoughts on this newest episode of On The (S)podcast!

Microsoft is stepping in to try to save DACA. Today, the Supreme Court begins hearing the case that that’s trying to stop the termination of the program that protects 700,000 people who came to the U.S. illegally as children. Brad Smith, Microsoft’s President, says Microsoft is the only company that’s a plaintiff in the case. About five dozen current Microsoft employees are DACA recipients. Space Angels’ Chad Anderson tells Becky Quick and Joe Kernen why he’s betting big in outer space .. soon to be a $10 Trillion industry. And, Disney+ launches today. Cg42 Founder Stephen Beck judges how this platform will fare in the streaming wars and what to do with your boxes of Disney DVDs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever wonder if those "reward codes" inside Disney DVDs are really worth anything? I recently decided to sign up for everything and start redeeming all of them, and it lead me to the Disney Movie Club, which is a lot like the old Columbia House subscription service. In this podcast, I give the full details of my experience and let you decide if it's worth taking the plunge. 

Ever wonder if those "reward codes" inside Disney DVDs are really worth anything? I recently decided to sign up for everything and start redeeming all of them, and it lead me to the Disney Movie Club, which is a lot like the old Columbia House subscription service. In this podcast, I give the full details of my experience and let you decide if it's worth taking the plunge. 

In this initial episode of Inside the Lion’s Den Podcast, I dive into why I am starting the podcast, how I hope it will benefit you and your business, and even where the name of the podcast came from.   In my career, I’ve seen smaller, private companies taking care of their people. And I’ve seen larger corporations taking care of their company. The goal with this podcast is to bridge the gap between the principles and practices of corporate businesses as well as the new ideas and effective strategies that are used by online businesses.  Inside the Lion’s Den Did you know there’s no such thing as a lion’s den? Lions live in groups called prides. However, the phrase of “being thrown into the lion’s den” means being put into a dangerous or hostile situation. Sometimes, entering or growing a business can give you a similar feeling.    My objective is to take you places that may seem scary or unknown in business and provide insights for you. We’ll go on this journey together so that you can learn what I’ve gleaned from my experiences working with successful companies, inside investment management firms, and alongside top business leaders.   My Business Journey Before you learn from me, I want to share a bit about my own business journey so that you understand what I can offer you.   I entered the world of entrepreneurship around the age of 8. I was buying and selling gum and lollipops from my locker at school. I would trade and sell baseball cards based on what I saw as trends with the players.    From a young age, I understood what it meant to earn and save money.   Once I hit college, I realized I wanted to go into business as a career. I connected with an investment banker who ended up being one of my mentors. He helped me understand what was available for jobs and roles on Wall Street. He taught me how to network, guided me to helpful books and movies, and also how to make important phone calls.   He taught me to ask, “Is now a good time?” whenever I made a phone call. I learned an invaluable lesson from this: respect other people’s time. My mentor also taught me to ask anyone I spoke to whether they had one or two contacts they would be willing to introduce me to. By taking this advice, my network expanded exponentially within Wall Street.   I was focused on getting the job I wanted, and I aligned everything I did during my college career towards that goal. The interview process was grueling, and sometimes I would make it to the final round, but not get an offer. I learned the importance of pushing forward after rejection.    “Persistence and perseverance was ultimately one of the things that allowed me to get multiple job offers.”   I ended up with an excellent opportunity at a small private equity firm. This job taught me a lot during the few years I was there. I later took a new role at a consulting firm valuing business investments as well as entire companies.   After this, I took a job heading up a valuation group and overseeing much of the asset management in their multi-billion dollar hedge fund portfolio. Over the course of this podcast, I’ll share more about the various types of companies and investments.   Once this fund closed, I transitioned to a large private equity firm as the Director of Business Analysis. I reported directly to the CFO/COO and I was his deputy. I learned and built up my skills in operational and process, project and team management, and much more.   When my boss retired, I moved back to consulting and working with a variety of businesses in various industries.   My ECommerce Experience Alongside of my career in business, I built side businesses within the ecommerce space. I started seeing opportunities to make a profit on the different online auction sites. It began with the furby, and expanded into Disney DVDs and sports cards.   I began learning all about online business--things like building an email list, unique selling proposition, and building cash flow.    When the shipping of the products became more cumbersome than profitable, I took a step back from this venture until Amazon FBA became available.   At this point, I have 2 different physical product businesses selling on Amazon. This also resulted in service and consulting businesses that I’m a part of.   Why My Businesses Thrive The businesses I’m involved in are able to thrive because of my combined knowledge of overall business, digital marketing, financial analysis, operations, and leadership. There are still failures, but this allows us to learn and improve. Key lessons that can help you: Value of a mentor The importance of networking (business is about people) Value and respect other people’s time Being singularly focused on one thing Perseverance   Moving forward, I want to share with you the lessons I’ve learned from both my experiences in the corporate world and through my entrepreneurial ventures.    Here are a few things you should know about me: I’m not afraid to let business owners know when they are standing in their own way I walk fast, I talk fast, and I listen fast - I’m a New Yorker People describe me as logical, analytical, and personable I have a knack for identifying pain points and root problems right from the start I care a lot about whatever I’m involved in My name, Aryeh, means “lion”   Thanks for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, and head over to Apple Podcast to leave a rating & review.   If your business could use some deeper insights, and you’d like to learn more about working with me, head over to applytotheden.com.   Connect with me: Website Apply to Work with Me Instagram   This episode was first published at insidethelionsdenpodcast.com/podcast/1

In this episode, Scott recaps his first-ever trip to Disneyland in a segment he dubbed, Disneyland: Scott's Ears and Jeers.  We breakdown the things that he loved about Disneyland and DCA and generally compare his experience versus that of his Walt Disney World trips. Also, four of us got to go on a private tour of The Walt Disney Studios in Burbank!  This tour is only available via redemption of Disney Rewards Points, so we certainly have Holly to thank for her impressive collection of Disney DVDs and Blu-Rays.  We also talk about our run-in with a certain Disney CEO! Take a seat at the bar, and follow us on social media! Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest: WDWHappyHour YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUvPkBs_wfkKd3G1FtfW9qg www.facebook.com/wdwhappyhour

Get your own Loot Crate Here! Show Notes It’s time for the guys to talk about movies! Brian put together The Blockbuster for June. What movies are worth your time? Netflix signs a deal to get exclusive access to Disney, Pixar, Lucasfilm and more We discuss what we are streaming and take suggestions from fans. Comixology is offering an “unlimited” $6 subscription service. Is this a comic book readers dream? We also talk about Game of Thrones * Subscribe via iTunes * Subscribe via Stitcher * Subscribe via RSS * Subscribe via Google Play Music Want more? Follow your hosts on Twitter: @CJMellon (CJ Mellon) , @Jnubbs572 (Josh Burns) , @bathornton160 (Brian Thornton) and @ThatKindofNerd. Send a tweet with the hashtag #TKONPodcast if you’d like your question answered on next week’s show. Be sure to share your thoughts, comments, and suggestions below. Come and share your voice on our podcast! Share your opinion or a story from your nerdy life. Call into our Podcast line 484-373-4119

"Aw, c'mon. Elephants ain't got no feelings" This week we’re watching the 1941 Disney classic Dumbo.  This “kids film” is one of fully-grown man Andy’s all-time favourites, but will it win over a sceptical Paul and “emotionally available” Racheal? Meanwhile, Andy takes a look at some of Walt Disney’s most pant-wettingly scary moments, and Racheal sets a Disney music quiz, pitting Andy, who has a large collection of Disney DVDs in numbered order, against Paul who “doesn’t watch kids films”... This week’s scale: Champagne, Cava or Blue Nun   

It's Time D-Heads! This week we have a different kind of show for you we welcome MARK SILVERMAN (Voice of Rod Serling on Tower Of Terror, Voice Actor, Howl's Moving Castle) to the show! Mark Talks about voicing this iconic attraction and being part of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, his memories of Disneyland, voicing Owl and Animators on Disney DVDs and more! We also take the show into a fun direction for this week only as we welcome the D-Team in a way you are not familiar with...a Fireside Chat! This week instead of our normal show format we sit down for the first time in a hundred shows and talk about DizRadio's history, past guests, and all kinds of surprises as a Team in this rare format for in celebration of our One Hundredth Episode! There will be some news, hot off the D-Wire, and all kinds of goodies. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with our New Kind of Disney Show!

It's Time D-Heads! This week we have a different kind of show for you we welcome MARK SILVERMAN (Voice of Rod Serling on Tower Of Terror, Voice Actor, Howl's Moving Castle) to the show! Mark Talks about voicing this iconic attraction and being part of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, his memories of Disneyland, voicing Owl and Animators on Disney DVDs and more! We also take the show into a fun direction for this week only as we welcome the D-Team in a way you are not familiar with...a Fireside Chat! This week instead of our normal show format we sit down for the first time in a hundred shows and talk about DizRadio's history, past guests, and all kinds of surprises as a Team in this rare format for in celebration of our One Hundredth Episode! There will be some news, hot off the D-Wire, and all kinds of goodies. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with our New Kind of Disney Show!

The very first show! An introduction, podcasting news, new and upcoming Disney DVDs, and the passing of two Disney legends. There's music and more than a few "um"s, but everything has a first. Enjoy! (Update) Warning: If you're used to the more recent episodes, brace yourself! A cheap microphone, nerves, and an utter lack of experience combine to make this first episode quite the rough production! (18:21) (16.8 MBs)