Podcasts about Kevin Corcoran

The boys are back in town and take the field to watch the 1960 TV special Moochie of Pop Warner Football: From Ticonderoga to Disneyland, directed by William Beaudine and starring Kevin "Moochie" Corcoran as himself... kind of.  If you don't know Moochie, stop and go directly back to "Old Yeller" or last year's summer special where he's in little league.  If you don't know football, go back to "Gus."  Like a withholding parent that refuses to praise their child, that's all we can say about this one at this time, but please join us!Follow us @medfieldfilm on social media for the latest updates.

Thirty years on again and our intrepid team take on yet another football tournament. It's USA94, it's Day 1, an opening ceremony never to be forgotten, and a good reason why many in the host nation will never remember. Rob is joined on this one by Michael Foley, Ciaran O'Hara, Billy Joe Padden and Kevin Corcoran.

From Beneath The Hollywood Sign is thrilled to welcome our newest sponsor, www.HappyMammoth.com. Use code BENEATH at checkout for 15% off of your entire first order! EPISODE 39 - “Father Knows Best: Classic Cinema's Best (and Worst!) Dads” - 06/10/2024 When you stop to think about the great father's of classic cinema, Atticus Finch, the mild-mannered Southern lawyer in “To Kill A Mocking Bird” (1962), has to be at the top of the list. But who else would be on that list? And what about the horrible fathers of old Hollywood? As you scramble to find that last minute tie or cologne for dear old Dad for Father's Day, make sure you check out this week's episode where Steve and Nan celebrate some of old Hollywood's most memorable fathers — the good and the bad.  SHOW NOTES:  Sources: “20 Best and Worst Movie Fathers,” June 19, 2020, by David Fear, Rolling Stone.com “Noah Cross (John Huston) Character Analysis: Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know,”  schmoop.com Yahoo.com RogerEbert.com IMDBPro.com; Wikipedia.com; Movies Mentioned:  How Green Was My Valley (1941), starring Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Donald Crisp, Patric Knowles, Anna Lee, Roddy McDowell, Sara Allgood, and Barry Fitzgerald; Bicycle Thieves (1948), starring Vittorio De Sica, Enzo Staiola, and Lianella Carell;  Splendor in the Grass (1961), starring Natalie Wood, Warren Beatty, Pat Hingle, Audrey Christie, Barbara Loden, Zorah Lampert, Sandy Dennis, and Phyllis Diller; The Heiress (1949), starring Olivia de Havilland, Montgomery Clift, Ralph Richardson, Miriam Hopkins, Vanessa Brown, and Mona Freeman; The Swiss Family Robinson (1960), starring John Mills, Dorothy McGuire, James MacArthur, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran, and Janet Munro; Shane (1953), starring Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, Van Helfin, Brandon De Wilde, Jack Palance, Ben Johnson, Edgar Buchanan, Elisha Cook Jr, and Ellen Corby; Chinatown (1974), starring Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, John Huston, Perry Lopez, Diane Ladd, and John Hillerman; Rebel Without A Cause (1955), starring James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo, Dennis Hopper, Jim Backus, Corey Allen, Ann Doran, Nick Adams, William Hopper, and Edward Platt; Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945), starring Edward G. Robinson, Margaret O'Brien, Agnes Moorhead, James Craig, Jackie “Butch” Jenkins, Frances Gifford, Morris Carnovsky, and Sara Haden; --------------------------------- http://www.airwavemedia.com Please contact sales@advertisecast.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a Celtic battle for a World Cup place in Mexico. A packed Ninian Park in Cardiff, live on tv across the UK, and with a tragic climax. Rob Murphy is joined by Ciaran O'Hara, Kevin Corcoran and Michael Foley for this latest stage of our 80s tour.

A diamond is a boy's best friend! So says the subtitle of this 1959 Disney made-for-TV sports CLASSIC the society watches for their second Summer movie.  Moochie of the Little League, directed by William Beaudine and starring Kevin "Moochie" Corcoran and Alan "The Skipper" Hale may not have found life in our VHS collections growing up, but the character of Moochie always has a seat at the MCFS table.  Join us as we witness the mercurial rise of Moochie's athletic career and subsequent decline of his newspaper business, along with a real drag of a family and a hearty advocate in his little lady friend.  It's Moochie! Woweeee!

Digital editor Fielding Emmott discusses Medical Consulting Group's acquisition of Corcoran Consulting Group and the many services it offers with CCG founder Kevin Corcoran and consultants Mary Pat Johnson and Brandy Sperry.Submit A Medical Business Question for Future EpisodesSubmit an issue affecting your practice or ASC to podcast@medcgroup.com, and our consultants will discuss it on our podcast.

Kevin Corcoran joins Tim Q Mouse to hammer out another installment of Little Mouse on the Airie AND round out the saga of the Coates family and their canine companions. You've heard of dogs wrangling with rabies, but dogs wrangling with.. Native Americans? I'm sure that Walt Disney's 1963 Western will take a fair and balanced look at frontier life in all of its nuances. So send your squaw to fetch some firewood, stuff one cheek full o' chaw and chomp down on some mule jerky, cause it's about to get Savage in here!

The crew are joined by our Scottish correspondent Kevin Corcoran, as Colin finally sees some goals and Cameroon make their World Cup debut.

Group 2 concludes with a flurry of goals and some significant results. Scotland finish on a high downing the CIS 3-0 and knocking the former Soviets out of the competition. That opens the door for Germany who despite being outclassed by the dutch 3-1, sneak into round 2. Friend of the podcast Kevin Corcoran joins us to talk Scotland, Ciaran, Billy Joe and Rob are on board too. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/italia90onedayatatime/message

This week the society is watching a true Disney classic, the 1959 madcap comedy The Shaggy Dog, directed by Charles Barton and starring Fred MacMurray, the late great Tommy Kirk, and Kevin Corcoran as MOOCHIE!  Join us as we discuss the many moods of Moochie and discover what happens when a curse catches the son of a noted dog hater.  Prepare yourself for intrigue, hilarity, and some discomfort surrounding gender norms.  Make sure you bring your best eccentric museum curator along to help guide you through this - only they know all the rules of ancient curses...Follow us @medfieldfilm on social media for the latest updates.

Spotlight on the City Of North Ridgeville with Mayor Kevin Corcoran - Mayor Kevin Corcoran spoke to Bill about the City - Places to go and see - events

We've been foaming at the mouth to get this one out! Plussin' and Cussin' presents a Deefless and whiskey-fueled romp through the wild Texas frontier of Santa Clarita, California with Kentucky's native son, Kevin Corcoran. We bare our canine incisors and rip into the meaty flesh of a film that traumatized an entire generation of Boomers, 1957's Old Yeller. Let's get grit and grime smeared all over our feral faces as we discover what you call a group of pigs and why Jesus Christ hated them so much, as well as why you should maybe reconsider going into a Burbank swimming pool with Tommy Kirk. PnC's Dog Days of 2022 continues!

This episode of the Salesforce Admins Podcast features Mari Greenberg, Principal Delivery and Content Lead, Analytics, and Kevin Corcoran, Senior Applications Instructor, both at Salesforce. They're here to get us up to speed on the new Admin 201 class at Trailhead Academy. You should subscribe for the full episode, but here are a few takeaways […] The post New Admin 201 Classes with Mari Greenberg and Kevin Corcoran appeared first on Salesforce Admins.

We haven't been shy about our general malaise toward Disney's modern predilection for remakes and sequels that feel a bit creatively bankrupt. So imagine our surprise when we watched one of their first ever sequels, SAVAGE SAM, and discovered it's not necessarily a new trend. Ostensibly a sequel to the classic trauma vehicle Old Yeller, this movie is less a fraught coming-of-age tale about a boy and his dog and more a movie where Kevin Corcoran hurls rocks at people and animals before turning into a Disney-fied version of The Searchers.

Show Notes: November is Eye Donation Month, and we are celebrating with two guests to this episode. First, Eye Bank Association of America's President and CEO, Kevin Corcoran joins the conversation to detail how COVID has impacted eye donation and transplantation in the last year. Then, Melissa St. Pierre, cornea recipient and volunteer for Baton Rouge Regional Eye Bank, shares her story of sight restored. Finally, we chat about tips for accepting help and honor hero Brenda Myers.

This week the society discusses the 1957 Disney classic Old Yeller, directed by Robert Stevenson and starring Fess Parker, Dorothy McGuire, Tommy Kirk, Kevin "Moochie" Corcoran, and Spike in the titular role.  Join us as we settle the frontier with the help of our domesticated friends through thick and thin, hoping to tame the wilderness before we ourselves are tamed by it. Be sure to bring your rugged individualism, as well as a good rope, some even better cornbread, and maybe some tissues.  Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @medfieldfilm for the latest updates.

ECOLOGÍA OSCURA | PLATAFORMA CENEX – JORGE BACHMANN + KEVIN CORCORAN Primera emisión de los bloques de obras seleccionadas de la convocatoria del festival, entrando en los laberintos de la ecología oscura, el antropoceno, el industrialismo, el neo-extractivismo, la ruina y el abandono. Conectándonos de sur a norte, iniciaremos escuchando a la plataforma CENEx (Juana Guerrero + Isabel Torres + Lucia Egaña) con la propuesta Diarios salvajes de la extracción, una serie de relatos sobre extractivismo desde una dimensión mineral hasta una sentimental, para luego terminar con An Island Obscured de los artistas Jorge Bachmann & Kevin Corcoran, una transmisión basada en investigaciones sonoras de una base militar parcialmente abandonada en Mare Island, California, guiada por tres textos: un poema de la creación de la etnia Cogi de Colombia, extractos de Dark Ecology de Timothy Morton y un antiguo poema de muerte escrito por el monje zen japonés Koho Kenichi.

Show Notes: Eye Donation Month is an annual event held each November to raise awareness about cornea donation and transplantation. Eye Bank Association of America President and CEO, Kevin Corcoran, joins us to talk about the observance's theme, “A Community of Compassion”. Kevin introduces us to Nia, whose daughter Zoe is a cornea recipient. Nia shares her daughter's story to inspire others to build a community of compassion. Then we go through some tips you can add to your emotional first aid kit. We circle back to Zoe's story, honoring her hero, Aolani on this special episode, with guest host, LOPA's Susana Ruddock.

A terrific tale about the simple act of being kind to others, as an upbeat young girl brings her positive attitude to a new town after the death of her parents.  Starring Haley Mills, Jane Wyman, Karl Malden, Agnes Moorehead, Kevin Corcoran, Nancy Olson, and Adolphe Menjou.  The message of this film and episode really epitomizes what the @btwfoundation tries to promote! #BeKind21 #TheGreatBuild @verizonmedia

Scotland's journey had high points and low points but their performance against Brazil was full of courage and bad luck. Costa Rica were not short of courage either and had their luck too but above all else they had the fire power up front when it mattered. On today's show our special guest is tv producer Kevin Corcoran, a Scottish fan who travelled to Italy to follow the Tartan Army and has plenty fo stories from the adventure. He joins Rob, Ciaran, Billy Joe Padden and Colin Sheridan to look back at Brazil's 1-0 win over Scotland and Costa Rica's barnstorming 2-1 victory over Sweden. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/italia90onedayatatime/message

"Don't you ever run out of questions?"Old Yeller (1957) directed by Robert Stevenson and starring Spike, Fess Parker, Dorothy McGuire, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran, Jeff York, Beverly Washburn and Chuck Connors. Next Time: Seven Chances (1925)

Music Credit: OurMusicBox (Jay Man) Track Name: "Flights Of Fantasy" Music By: Jay Man @ https://ourmusicbox.com/ Official "OurMusicBox" YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by NCM https://goo.gl/fh3rEJSocial Media: Facebook: Faith Trust and Pixie Dust - Podcast Email: 1stgeek411@gmail.com Twitter: @FTPD_PodcastPersonal Twitters: @Sparkle_Fists @SpilledXWater @deanna790Check us out on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and Spotify!!!Website: www.1geek411.com● “Feature Film” – The Shaggy Dog (1959 - not the 2006 Tim Allen version)○ LOOSELY based on The Hound of Florence by Felix Salten (author of Bambi), a German novel, which is, frankly, just very upsetting○ The Shaggy Dog is the story of dog-hating mailman Wilson Daniels, and his two sons - apparently the only 2 child actors Disney had access to prior to 1965. Kevin Corcoran as younger son “Moochie”, and Tommy Kirk as the lead, “Wilby”. Wilby Daniels is an awkward teenage inventor that seems to be capable of financing his best friend “Buzz”’s romantic life, but has not been able to date himself. He wants to change this when he and Buzz both catch sight of their new French neighbor Francesca, - Francesca needs to go to the local museum, so Buzz and Wilby trip over themselves to take her. While at the museum, they split up, and Wilby runs into Dr. Plumcutt, a former customer on his paper route. Dr. Plumcutt tells Wilby all about the Borgia family, their sinister reputation, and their secret dog magic. Afterward, Wilby knocks over a display of antique jewelry, only to realize that he has stolen, ahem, “acquired” a Borgia ring and smuggled it out of the museum in the cuff of his pants. Wilby reads the inscription on the ring aloud and inadvertently turns himself into a dog - which happens to be identical to Francesca’s “Bratislavan sheepdog”, Chiffon. Wilby returns to Dr. Plumcutt at the museum, who takes talking to a dog in impressive stride, and basically is told there isn’t anything he can do except perhaps an act of bravery to break the curse. Wilby switches uncontrollably back and forth between dog and boy, and manages to cause mayhem at a dance and discover a spy ring trying to steal government secrets led by none other than Francesca’s adoptive father. Through another long series of events, and the police refusing to listen to the Daniels family about the spies, and Wilby, in dog form, steals Buzz’s car and leads the police to the harbor, where the spies are escaping with Francesca in tow. Wilby tries to board the boat himself to stop them, but Francesca is knocked into the water and dog-Wilby leaps into the water and drags her to safety, breaking the curse (although no one actually realizes it, and all credit is given to Chiffon). Wilby’s dog-hating father is also commended for his role in the discovery of the spy ring, and is photographed with Chiffon for the paper - for an article about Chiffon being given a medal for bravery. ● Trivia○ The initial release of The Shaggy Dog grossed more than $9 million on a budget of less than $1 million – an almost unprecedented return on a film investment, making it more profitable than Ben-Hur, released the same year.○ This movie has been remade a few times - a 1994 TV version featuring Scott Weinger and Ed Begley Jr, which kept the same general story intact, and the aforementioned 2006 horror movie version featuring Tim Allen○ “Shaggy” was actually an Old English Sheepdog named Sam - he was a pet, and was recommended for the role by his obedience trainer, William Koehler, who trained many animals for Disney movies, including The Incredible Journey, That Darn Cat, and The Ugly Dachshund.○ Sam was prepared for the car chase scene by using rubber bands to keep his hair out of his eyes and running him around in a wheel barrow, gradually increasing the intensity and speed as he got comfortable with the situation. A custom seat was made for Sam, with fur-covered “mittens” attached to the steering wheel, and a matching fur-covered seatbelt that blended in with his body.○ Some of the stunts, such as jumping off of the boat were done by a child or a little person in a sheepdog suit. (The child was Johnny Kirk, Tommy Kirk’s little brother)○ Sam accidentally stepped onto Tim Considine’s eye during filming, and scratched it.● Segment: News/Announcements “The Newsies Banner”○ Not a real surprise, but Disney release windows are not expected to vary after the release of Disney+○ Disney released a TON of content that is going to be available on Disney+○ Maleficent: Mistress of Evil scheduled for release on October 18, 2019● Segment: Whosits and Whatsits Galore○ Disney Trivia● Segment: Top 4 Ranking “Let’s get down to business” ○ Top 4 Most Powerful Mages○ 1. Maleficent○ 2. Merlin○ 3. Jafar○ 4. EglantineTease Next Week: Escape to Witch Mountain 1975Top 4: animated non-human extra-terrestrials

Andrew Dice Clay is one of the few comics to last three decades on his own highly controversial terms - and he's about to make headlines again on a national tour with the equally outrageous Roseanne. He talks with the guys about that sure-to-be-wild tour, as well as what it's taken to stay on top in the comedy biz for so long, his surprisingly acclaimed dramatic acting career and how he scored the role of Lady Gaga's father in "A Star Is Born" over Robert DeNiro and Ray Liotta. Antonio and Carl plus guest host Kevin Corcoran have some laughs over the Colin Kaepernick/Nike Betsy Ross shoe controversy, consider whether they'd give their 5-year old kid CBD oil, and freak out over what happened to a guy who died the grossest imaginable death after eating a gecko on a dare. Man Up and listen!

The Shaggy Dog from 1959 has the distinction of being first live-action movie released by Disney. We cover the making of the film starring Fred MacMurray, Tommy Kirk, Kevin Corcoran, Annette Funicello, and Tim Considine.

This week, Antonio Delgado and Carl Kozlowski are joined again by guest host Kevin Corcoran for what might be our funniest interview yet! The guys talk about the release of serial pervert and former Congressman Anthony Weiner's release from prison (lock up your wives and daughters!), the bizarre court case involving a defective condom in a Yale sexual encounter, and a guy who dressed up in a suit and took a limo around South Africa just so he could scam free chicken dinners from KFC for a year! Our special guest is AJ JACOBS, who discusses his long and insanely funny career as an immersive journalist with the New York Times #1 best sellers The Year of Living Biblically and Drop Dead Healthy! Original Broadcast Date: 5/18/19

PETE HOLMES is a comic with a lot on his mind, including a spiritual quest to find a connection with the divine that has taken him on all sorts of interesting paths. He's also funny as hell, of course, and he sat in with host Carl Kozlowski and guest hosts Kevin Corcoran and Adam Gropman to discuss his new memoir "Comedy Sex God" and his just-ended terrific HBO sitcom "Crashing", and of course, the meaning of life and the universe. Plus, they discuss the latest in the NXVIM sex cult trial and how cult leaders manage to have such game over women, and explore the terrifying wonders of jeados and janties.Original Broadcast Date: 5/11/19

Over thirty years ago, environmental biologist Kevin Corcoran approached several tourism bodies with his suggestions for walking guide-books and walking holidays. All were rejected out of hand. Today, the popularity of activity holidays continue to soar.Undaunted, Kevin Corcoran brought out his first guide book twenty eight years ago. It has since been updated on five occasions, and many more have followed. On this week’s edition of Where the road takes me, John Greene accompanies him on one of the featured walks in the book, which takes in Glengarriffe National Park. ‘A walk in the wild side’ with Kevin Corcoran, Eco-Dweller, Environmental biologist, and a man who rejects all forms of mass consumerism. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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People say that the magic happens when we step out of our comfort zone. You've done it once or twice, and it clearly works. But what if you could step out of your comfort zone daily? Award-winning college professor Kevin Corcoran Jr. tells us how in his stunning new book, “Where the Magic Happens! The Science & Stories Behind Challenging Your Comfort Zone”. Blending the latest research, personal interviews and his own anecdotal experiences, Corcoran reveals how you can gain lasting confidence through confronting challenges big and small. Kevin Corcoran Jr. holds an M.A. in Communication, teaches for National University, San Diego State University, and recently published his first book. With topics ranging from communication and leadership to mindfulness and teamwork, Kevin has worked closely with Apple, Sony, TEDx, Red Bull, Coldwell Banker, American Red Cross, and various startups in Southern California.

Guess what today is? New podcast day! This episode we are so excited to be chatting with Yessi Maya Sari, who co-owns the luxury yacht Sequoia, with her husband, Kevin Corcoran. Based out of Indonesia and operating under the title of Coral Triangle Safaris, this intimate luxury yacht is available for groups of two to [...] Read More... The post Guest Podcast with Coral Triangle Safaris appeared first on OceanScapeYachts.

The critically acclaimed hit series "Ray Donovan" follows the adventures of a "fixer" who handles all types of dangerous situations for the elite, famous and infamous. On this episode, hosts Carl Kozlowski and Kevin Corcoran welcome Jeff Monteith, a real-life international private eye/skip tracer/"fixer" extraordinaire who's mixed it up with Suge Knight, kicked down Katt Williams' door, broken Kid Rock's bassist's arm while Kid watched, nearly shot a Scientology spy and much more. You've gotta hear this!

"Awful" cohost Carl Kozlowski has known and watched storyteller Antonio Sacre rise to international fame and acclaim since the mid-'90s. He has become one of Radio Titans' best and most popular guests and in this episode, he shares an amazing new story about his Cuban immigrant father, as well as funny-awful and just funny stories from his career working with adult and children's storytelling, as well as the time he caused a national controversy thanks to Bill O'Reilly, with Koz and Kevin Corcoran. Great show! Tune in!

Journalist Mark Ebner has worked for Spy, Rolling Stone, Esquire and countless other great magazines before his current stint at hot website Daily Beast. He stops in to discuss awful stories of Hollywood misbehavior from Weinstein to Mel Gibson, Spacey to Scientology, in an absolutely gasp-inducing hour (you can't un-hear what Mel told him about Weinstein!!!) Acclaimed writer/poet/academic Ayara Stein also sits in with cohosts Carl Kozlowski and Kevin Corcoran on this very special episode! Tune in!

Comic Tom Clark has been seen on "Conan," "Chelsea Lately" and CBS' "Late Late Show" in addition to headlining clubs nationwide. He's also got some hilarious stories about growing up Catholic, as do cohosts Carl Kozlowski (still practicing!) and Kevin Corcoran (um, not so much). Tune in for an explosively funny hour, and be sure to order Tom's new streaming comedy special "Outraged" starting Dec. 8 (details at www.tomclark.com)!

The Stuph File Program Featuring Jeremy Dauber, author of Jewish Comedy: A Serious History; Kevin Corcoran Jr., author of Where the Magic Happens!: The Science & Stories Behind Challenging Your Comfort Zone; & Dr. Camille Superson, author of Essential Resource Guide for Caregivers: Save TIME, Save MONEY, Save Your SANITY! Download Jeremy Dauber, author of Jewish Comedy: A Serious History Kevin Corcoran Jr., author of Where the Magic Happens!: The Science & Stories Behind Challenging Your Comfort Zone Dr. Camille Superson, author of Essential Resource Guide for Caregivers: Save TIME, Save MONEY, Save Your SANITY! This week’s opening slate is presented by Lisa Mann, an actress/singer/broadcaster in Kingston, Ontario

On this week's episode, veteran comic Ron Bush - who's been called "the gay Richard Pryor meets 'South Park' - joins hosts Carl Kozlowski and Kevin Corcoran and ace sound guy/sidekick Dr. David Robinson for an incredible hour about being gay in comedy, growing up gay in the South, and well, being gay - as Koz asks the questions everyone wants to know but never dares ask. Funny, insightful, occasionally even moving, this is incredible. Tune in!

We Want The D returns to the romantic life of the traveling circus in this week's episode. Vicky, Nolan and Jill are once again itching to be charmed by wild animals in small cages, casual child endangerment, and that good 1880s era stank. And boy does Disney's TOBY TYLER deliver on all those fronts and more. It's hard not be delighted by recurring We Want The D favourite Kevin Corcoran (aka Jimmy Bean) in his first real starring role we've seen so far, even our hosts constantly fear that an angry chimp will rip his face off, he'll take a tumble off a bareback horse, or he'll fall fully into the nefarious and creepy clutches of Concessonaire Extraordinaire Mr. Tupper.

The latest podcast from Radio Titans is here, with an unknown person and a star comic/storyteller/writer each telling some of the most hilariously awful stories from their lives to hosts Carl Kozlowski and Kevin Corcoran. This debut episode features veteran "Conan" writer/"Letterman"-level comic Brian Kiley and comic John Moody, who shares amazing stories from his past job as a parking enforcement parking ticket guy for the LAPD. Hear awful stories about citizen reactions to tickets, the bizarre psychological exam the city puts employees through, Brian's worst road gigs, and much much more. Also, Koz reveals the bizarre reason he has a warrant out for his arrest and reveals his awful dog-walking habits. Tune in!

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First guest on the Oregon side - Jim Paradis. There’s only fog in California. Kevin Corcoran’s final movie. Another waste of a DVD. Who knew that credit cards were a thing in this time. The worst employee causes problem. Never open a tiger cage. Run away, don’t just watch. Incorrect logic to connect the dots. A man in a suit who is there. Supply and demand. Of all the people to get killed, he was the right one. Wonderful World of Disney. Dad brings up the same topic again like Melissa from Incredible Journey. Hot potato strategy and Veep. King of the Jungle. Amazon Echo Dot - Alexa jumps into the conversation. Useless pair’s decision making. Dad misses the whole fog plot. Everyone is hunting for things (except the tiger). Save the tiger song. Game - Weird Protests. If you’re going to protest, have good signage. Julie misses the point. Buy a steak but not for yourself. Dad throwing a mattress on top of Melissa. Annoying children in restaurants. Only in it for the photos. They don’t listen to the expert. Phil and Amanda root against Julie. She had it coming, she only had herself to blame. Mangled shoulder but only one tissue. Good protests can help. Not even trivia - just fun facts. Next episode - The Misadventures of Merlin Jones

We didn’t play favorites, so no guests this week! Shipwrecked family wants to be on HGTV. Melissa’s errant text about this episode. Climbing trees as children. Some light cartography. Cherith Cutestory and maritime law. We give our required reading and watching list. Amanda hates Ernst. Francis is a liability. What’s the business model behind being a pirate? Dogs love to save Kevin Corcoran. My son is a total train wreck. Amanda hates that I call her Ernst. Donkey Kong interlude. Game – Survivor trivia. Fantasy Football – Fantasy Survivor. John Cochran’s deleted tweets. “We won’t care what age they are”. Fritz/Ernst are basically Hank/Dean from Venture Bros. Arya Stark and Mulan are much better as disguising. “We’ll be ready to fight but not too proud to hide”. The most beautiful girl (in the room). Love triangle. Pokemon race. Styrofoam boulders. Like some other people we know Swiss Family Robinson attraction at Disney. Next episode - One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

No one asked for it, but our sister Melissa is back! Back to black and white. Why does the mailman hate dogs? Broad City at the DMV. You small town hicks! Tommy Kirk and Kevin Corcoran are back! I’d rather congratulate dogs than people. Shooting a missile through the house. Phil’s Failure to launch (a missile). The $7 date. This isn’t how dating works. If a statue is moving, just leave. Don’t worry about old knot-head. I like to stop at the duty free shop. Our problems with this shape shifting situation. The dog was the best actor in the movie. Amanda as Dorothy for a dance recital. I can play harmonica, look at that advertisement! Game – Finding our dog names. Buzz has two dates. If you grab a paw instead of a hand, you’d know. Most complicated plot for no reason. Melissa used to pretend to be a dog. How would you realize you’re not still fighting a dog? The end goes against what the entire movie taught us. I like you better as a dog than a brother. Looking at puppy pictures. Kids with dogs Instagram account. Pic collage with us and our pets. Next episode - Darby O’Gill and the Little People.

First return guest, our sister, Melissa Paradis! Our guest is far behind in listening to the podcast. Spoiler alerts right at the beginning. Who is this kid and why? Explaining things to children is difficult. One money versus five monies. Always have a frog in your pocket. Zuko holding Phil’s Pikachu stuffed animal. Meat entrapment plan. In the world of bad ideas, trapping a baby bear is number one. Travis is a sociopath. We went to a taping of the game show “That’s My Dog”. “I’ll milk you if I have to break every bone in your body” – you’re doing it wrong. Game – Old Yeller theme song lyrics. Team Rocket interlude. Old Yeller is the best doggone dog in the west and Zuko is the best in the east. The Rifleman is in this movie. Kevin Corcoran looks different 60 years later. Terrible trade. Beans from Even Stevens. Pig fishin’. Not relevant, moving on! What’s further Heaven or Kansas? Phoebe from Friends thinks the movie ends when Yeller saves the day. Oh look, Dad’s home! Sometimes life sucks. Travis doesn’t just do normal things. Young Yeller! Envisioning what an Old Yeller attraction would look like. Give ‘em a chance (only applies to dogs). Stuffing the ballot box. Next episode – The Light in the Forest

Show Notes: Episode 25 of The Gifted Life podcast: It's our 25th episode! Joey, Lori and Sally reminisce about past episodes, the amazing guests, and how the podcast has grown to reach individuals across the globe. Plus, it is National Eye Donor Month! Our hosts let you listen in on a conversation they had with the Eye Bank Association of America's President & CEO, Kevin Corcoran. Learn more about cornea donation and the Association's work throughout the nation. Then, Sally talks about honoring all Heroes that say YES to donation in our Family Support segment. Our hosts tell you about Dustin Mason in our favorite part of the podcast “Honoring a Hero”, and a volunteer calls our hotline to leave a message for all listeners. All right here in episode 25 of The Gifted Life.

10/12/15 - The team discusses this week’s Disneyland and Southern California news, including the passing of another Disney Legend and accusations of unfair dress code enforcement at Gay Days.

We've got plenty of movie news for you this week Inside The Mouse Castle. Marvel announced Ant-Man, closing in on $500 million at the box office worldwide, will get a summer tent pole sequel, Ant-Man and the Wasp, in 2018. That move will bump Black Panther to a February 2018 release. Meanwhile, Captain Marvel will move from a primo holiday season release in 2018 to a less showy March 2019 premiere. It's clear Marvel is hedging its bets on untested characters while giving the now-proven Ant-Man a second shot at the summer spotlight. Over at Pixar, our hopes for a sooner-than-later Incredibles sequel have been dashed. Incredibles 2, written and directed by Brad Bird, won't see daylight until summer 2019. Toy Story 4, the sequel no one expected, will hit theaters in June 2018. That moves the sequel no one wants, Cars 3, to summer 2017. After next month's The Good Dinosaur, the lone non-sequel in the mix, the Lee Unkrich-directed Coco, is slated for November 2017. Here's what else Tim and Anthony are checking out this week: Star Wars: The Force Awakens will have its world premiere in Los Angeles on December 14 ahead of its wide release in the U.S. on December 18. Surprise, surprise, that's all we know for now. No specific venue has been announced yet. Fourteen year-old native Hawaiian Auli'i Cravalho will voice the title character in Walt Disney Animation Studios' Moana, opening in U.S. theaters November 23, 2016. She's cute. We like her. And we can't wait to see the John Musker/Ron Clements-directed Polynesian adventure. Disney is working on a live-action flick based on Cruella de Vil. Didn't Glenn Close do this already? Twice? Pixar's Inside Out arrives on Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere on Tuesday. It'll hit Blu-ray on November 3. The movie is awesome, but the appeal of catching it on video is to see Riley's First Date?, the super-funny short cartoon about how Riley's parents react when a boy shows up at the door. Rest in peace, Kevin Corcoran. The former child star and Disney Legend passed away last week at the age of 66. He made multiple TV appearances on the original Mickey Mouse Club as the annoying, but fun-loving character Moochie. He also appeared in numerous Disney films including Old Yeller, The Swiss Family Robinson and Toby Tyler. Corcoran gave up acting as a child and went on to have a successful career as a producer/director in television and film. Guests were stranded more than two hours Saturday when a Monorail train broke down at Walt Disney World between the Magic Kingdom and the Contemporary Resort. All passengers were eventually rescued and no injuries were reported. Next March, Disney Infinity will launch Marvel Battlegrounds, a play set where up to four super heroes can do battle with each other against a backdrop of villainous exploitation by Loki and Ultron. Enjoy! www.TheMouseCastle.com

Disneyland admission prices - how does the increased cost reflect on the park and its community? We share some thoughts from Disney expert Jeff Kurtti, and share our own reactions to the recent annual pass price increases at the Disney parks. Plus, Mousetalgia reports on Halloween Time - the tricks, the treats, and the differences from years prior. From Pumpkin Flan to Banana Fritters, we discuss which seasonal treats were worth trying, and which didn't pass Kristen's taste test. From fall-flavored drinks to Halloween-themed baked goods, Kristen reports on the culinary offerings, including the Mystical Spirits Dinner at the Blue Bayou restaurant during Mickey's Halloween Party, which had organizational challenges. Does the price point work? Kristen details the food, the entertainment, and tells whether or not the chaotic check-in experience ruined the night. Also - goat adoptions, easy Halloween costumes, a Cadaver Dans performance... and is Pop Secret a not-so-secret flop? Plus, remembering Kevin Corcoran's best roles, and Jeff will be speaking about the Haunted Mansion at MouseCon in Corcord, CA on Nov. 15. Visit mouse-con.com for details.

“You gave me my life back!” When that’s a phrase consistently uttered by the people you serve, you know you’re doing something wonderful. Today we had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Corcoran of the Eye Bank Association of America -- an organization with the mission of restoring sight to people who have lost, or are losing, their vision. While uniting and accrediting all Eye Banks across the U.S., the association has also been helping to set up similar facilities around the world. And no, their offices are not filled with eyeballs in little jars! Kevin Corcoran is an association executive who has spent most of his career helping to turn around struggling organizations. Now, as the CEO of the Eye Bank Association of America, he’s working to give individuals a second chance at life by restoring their sight. The members of the Eye Bank Association of America restore the sight of over 75,000 people each year through corneal transplantation.