Podcasts about repunzel

TDC Podcast topics - Happy dEi Tuesday or Dopey Esus Involved Tuesday, Disney pauses planned production of Tangled which is the story of the Rapunzel fairy tale, we take a deeper look at the old Brothers Grimm tale of Repunzel and it's filled with problems for Disney, believing in Santa, disabled man kicked off flight after bringing his own toilet, email and so much more.

She's been killed, turned into a zombie, and is about to be playing a vengeful Repunzel - this month we got the great privilege of sitting down with horror actress Georgie King. A regular in the indie horror world, Georgie has done both stage and screen, appearing in films like "Mosaic", "The Art of Abuse" and the upcoming "Zombikini" and "Rapunzel's Revenge". Join us as she shares behind the scenes stories, her favourite films, and the horror films she watches with her Nan!

Join the Discord community here - https://discord.gg/yzBHNxk *** Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TFMLorcana *** Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/TFM_Lorcana Subscribe on YT - https://www.youtube.com/@TheForbiddenMountain Stitch Day was a celebratory day for all Disney Lorcana fans! Three new cards were spoiled, two characters we had seen any version of in the game yet! These three cards are all quite different from one another and may have their own roles to fill within the Metagame. Contest Comment of the day - Which of these cards do you like the most?

This week we are joined by the fabulous, self proclaimed suburban misfit, Renee Rocco! By day, Renee works for a NY publisher and by night her time is spend indulging in her imagination, writing spicy stories from contemporary, dystopian and dark fantasy. We chat with Renee about her fairytale retelling of Repunzel, The Grim Tower duet. We have never read a Repunzel retelling, and let us tell you, we loved this one! Throw in a bit of enemies to lovers, forced captivity, and why choose, and you have has hooked! What you can expect from The Grim Tower duet:- Repunzel retelling Dark fairytale romance Why choose Friends to Enemies to Lovers Violent themes You can stalk Renee in all the places below:- Website:- www.reneerocco.com Instagram:- www.instagram.com/reneeroccoauthor/ Facebook:- www.facebook.com/reneeroccoauthor/ Tell us, what is your favourite retelling? We hope you enjoy this week's episode!

Welcome to Episode 29 In today's episode Monica covers Marie Delphine LaLaurie of New Orleans who in the 1800s tortured and killed several of her slaves. Murder game Location: current home Target: the new amazon delivery driver who is extremely lazy and never leaves packages at your door. Murder weapons: our most recent amazon order Monica: water shoes Robyn: end tables and a life size Repunzel doll Sande: male dress pants and a pool skimmer.

This week, We the host wanted to give yall the listeners a taste of what your missing at the Hyperion Review live. Remember you can all ways join us live on Sunday at 8PM CST on Facebook, Youtube and twitch. All of our links are on our link tree https://linktr.ee/Thehyperionreview

The Brothers Grimm 1863 - Seven Ravens, Rapunzel, The White Snake Help the show reach broader: www.patreon.com/SFGT iTunes Review: apple.co/2Hq0XO2

Hello! This week Elle and Camilla are DYING to escape this reality so what better way to do that than to indulge in some fairytales - from fish sex and hunky mermen in a modern Little Mermaid and a gender swapped Repunzel, to a gothic retelling of Cinderella, this episode is an ode to our favourite childhood stories retold. Hint: it's not always PG. We've also got a special cameo from JJA Harwood, author of The Shadow and The Glass, which publishes March 18th. All of the songs we mention live on our Spotify playlist - Prose Before Hoes: What We're Listening To. Happy reading!

Latest CTM Apparel ReleaseHead to ctmshirts.com to check out our latest shirt release! We've got a new Repunzel inspired design and some Mando & Baby Yoda hats added to the shop as well. LinksDisney’s Magical Express is ending in 2022 - Disney Parks BlogEarly Theme Park Entry coming later in 2021 - Disney Parks BlogNews BitsSpice Road Table has new small plates as of today.The Walls have come down in front of the Ratatouille entranceNew dividers have been added to the monorails to double capacityOctober 1st, 2021 is now booked for all ticket categories for park reservationsSorcerers of the Magic Kingdom is officially ending with the last day being January 24th - no replacement activity was sharedThe Soul of Jazz: An American Adventure is coming to EPCOT - Blog MickeySubscribe To The Show & Leave Us A ReviewApple Podcasts - Click HereStitcher - Click HereSpotify - Click HereGoogle Play - Click HereFollow Us on Social MediaCTM Facebook Group: @capthemagicTwitter: @thedisdudesInstagram: @capthemagicVisit Us OnlineSubscribe to our YouTube Channel!Capturethemagicpodcast.com – find the latest episodes!Capture The Magic Apparel – you can find a great Disney-inspired t-shirt collection!Join Club 32! Our private group with access to exclusive livestreams, podcasts, and MORE! Visit ctmvip.comTrip Tales Guests! - visit ctmtriptales.com!Our SponsorsZip A Dee Doo Dah Travel - visit travelwithzip.com to see how they can help you have the vacation of a lifetime!Expedition Roasters - visit expeditionroasters.com and save 15% off any order!Kingdom Strollers - visit kingdomstrollers.com to save up to 50% off theme park stroller rental prices

Dats right, do it men, lol --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teamjeriemy/support

Follow us on Twitter & Instagram! The LeftoversMovies:Clue Remake, Shrunk, Aladdin 2, Jurassic World: Dominion, Indiana Jones 5, Sneakerella, Repunzel, Disney TV:Parasite, The Mighty Ducks, The Goonies, Masters of the Universe

Ashley and Dan are joined by Jamison Inchausti as they discuss Tangled, the story of Flynn Rider, oh and also Repunzel.

Episode 149 How is Your Life Like a Fairytale? Once upon a time, there was you…. And then what happened? When we are young we pattern our life dreams and expectations after the stories we hear and the movies we watch. Often, in American culture, Disney plays a major role in that. While the Disney rendition of fairytales is a butcher job of the originals, children only know what they are shown and taught and so we head off into our lives picturing a prince or princess and a happily ever-after. We all want love, magic, and riches. That sounds good – I’ll take that. I learned this week when I asked people how their life was like a fairytale, that the go-to mindset was to think about how it was a happily ever after. Fairytale seems to equate with perfection or the ideal. Stay tuned to hear my man-on-the-street quicky interviews where people got to share how their lives were like fairytales. When I first started getting the responses and everyone was going straight to the happily-ever-after,  I had to ask – haven’t you ever read an entire fairytale? What about the challenges along the way? What about the problem the main character faced? Repunzel was a prisoner who wanted freedom, Cinderella was enslaved and wanted a little recreation, the Shoemaker and his wife were on the verge of financial ruin and desperately wanted money to buy food, the princess in the Princess and the Frog had lost something important to her. She desperately wanted her golden ball. Goldilocks was tired and hungry and wanted a place to crash. The main character wants something in these stories and they are faced with major obstacles. Fairytales aren’t just about happily ever afters, they are about a hero or heroine facing heartbreak/challenge/disappointment, often the death of a parent. We love the stories with happy endings, but the stories are only interesting and beloved because the main character found their way through the struggle. This is the part of the stories that smack a bit more of real life. We will always have challenges because those are the steps to growth and understanding. Challenges –check! Let’s talk about more ways our lives are like fairytales: One of the things I love about fairytales is the way magic shows up to help. Whether it is a fairy godmother, or an elf, or a frog, or simply the thing they wanted, there is a pattern that aligns closely with the universal laws of creation. As we desire, believe we will receive, envision and focus, then magic shows up to help us take something from an idea into literal creation.  I love the fairy godmothers– the serendipity, the “coincidence” the unplanned for things that show up just when I need them. I love these because it makes life seem so unpredictable and wonderful and supported by goodness. How wonderful to be able to believe that magic will show up. We all have those people we turn to in tough times – the people who show up in a pinch. Sometimes it is the small and simple things – the books, the advice, the workshop, the tip, the connection, the idea that glitters with magic and takes us where we need to go. Pay attention to the magic in your life and celebrate how much it really is like a fairytale. (Listen to the episode on serendipity – episode 10)   It’s also like a fairytale because we have wonderful pets and while they might not sing and talk to us in our native tongue they love us unconditionally and whenever life gets rough they are there. Have you ever noticed that in fairytales there is almost always an enchanted forest? We also have nature – botanical gardens, backyards, wilderness, hiking trails, fresh air – head into nature and feel the magic. One of the lessons of fairytales is that beauty is often buried. Things are not as they appear. A beautiful face doesn’t equate with a beautiful personality. The lesson here is the importance of not judging. What about true love? Most fairytales involve relationships of...

In today's episode, pastor Brandon McCulloch and I discuss the first step in watching movies with a Christian perspective. We call this step "searching." We have a great time working through Disney's "Tangled" to illustrate how to "search" a film. (Warning: Spoilers in Episode)

Happy 2018! In this episode, we accidentally talk about Walter Lantz a lot and learn to hate a beloved icon! ::CARTOONS WATCHED:: The Story of Repunzel (1951) — Youtube link courtesy of captainbaiju Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in The Plumber (1933) — Youtube link courtesy of Cartoon Start Meany, Miny, and Moe in House of […]

PDT and Grax struggle to stay awake as they take on Rita’s Wheel of Misfortune.

In the center of Boston rises the small neighborhood of Fort Hill, on top of which sits Highland Park, designed in the 1700s by Frederick Olmsted. Patriots stored gunpowder here during the Revolutionary War, and a tower fit for Repunzel commemorates their efforts. The abolitionist writer William Lloyd Garrison fought against slavery from a house on this hill. And now the battle for urban housing affordability rages on these streets.

Biz and Theresa tackle toys this week! What's better, eco wooden toys or plastic? Who cares! As long as they keep the kids amused so we have a minute to catch our breath. Plus, Theresa can't answer any more kid questions and Biz just wants to be left alone to brush Repunzel’s hair. Together, we learn that the holiday break may have been a tad too long and no bathroom is big enough to provide much-needed sanctuary from the household chaos.