Podcasts about substitutiary locomotion

Treguna Mekoides Trecorum Satis Dee! Join us this week as we venture to the New Victoria Theatre, to enjoy the brand new musical production of Bedknobs and Broomsticks! We return, via The Bedknob Song, to a world we love for a catch up with Emelius and Eglantine but how will this classic story fare when adapted to a new medium? With a phenomenal cast and crew, is this production A Step In The Right Direction? Will the art of Negotiality lead to a successful night at the theatre? Or will it sink to the bottom of Nopeepo Lagoon faster than you can say Substitutiary Locomotion? If you want a spoiler free experience and just want to know our overall thoughts skip to 1:54:17.281! Download now and return to Portobello Road!   Music: purple-planet.com

It's a movie where a witch fights Nazis. JP Tuesday and Kiki Canon discuss 1971's Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Seen as Disney's attempt to make another Mary Poppins, it is another musical mixing live-action with animation. Does this film come to life in Substitutiary Locomotion? Or should it be left at the bottom of the Beautiful Briny sea? Music from https://filmmusic.io "Glitter Blast" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Other sounds: Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) Shaft (1971) Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress Mary Poppins Returns (2018) FuMPFest 2021: https://www.fumpfest.com/ The FuMP - The Funny Music Project: https://thefump.com/

Filigree, Apogee, Pedigree, Perigee! We’ve evacuated London for this Bank Holiday Musical Monday, and are bound for Pepperinge Eye, where nothing out of the ordinary ever happens! We each have our own mode of transport - Bedknobs & Broomsticks! Join us as we follow Eglantine Price, an Apprentice Witch, in her pursuit of Mystic power that's far beyond the wildest notion to help The Old Home Guard secure an Allied victory. From Portobello Road, to The Beautiful Briny, will Danny be like Prof. E. Browne; Bobbing Along to this classic musical? Or is he a Charlie; stuck in The Age Of Not Believing? Substitutiary Locomotion come to me!   Music: purple-planet.com

Let's go back to 1940 by way of 1971 as we talk Bedknobs and Broomsticks, a Disney live-action/animated feature set in England during World War II. This week on Deep in the Plus, Rob and Jill discuss this often-overlooked Disney classic that lives in the shadow of Mary Poppins. Walt actually had a hand in the making of this film, even though it came out several years after his death. Ward Kimball, one of Disney's Nine Old Men, directed the animated sequences. The Sherman Brothers lent their talents with captivating melodies like "Portobello Road" and "Substitutiary Locomotion." The film features aspiring witch Elgantine Price (Angela Lansbury) who wants to use her supernatural talents to end the war. Set during the Blitz, in which the Germans relentlessly bombed London, Price is asked to take in three children displaced by the bombings. They learn she's a witch and accompany her on her quest to find the final spell that she believes will turn the tide of war. With the help of the instructor of her witchcraft correspondence course, Dr. Emelius Brown (David Tomlinson), Miss Price finally gets her wish. Bedknobs and Broomsticks is a little bit Harry Potter and a little bit Mary Poppins. But is it worth your time to watch? Plus, get bonus recommendations as Rob and Jill present their "Deep Pick of the Week." Hint: Jill's pick is a great watch considering Walt's birthday is December 5th. Also, Jill talks about Aristotle... You can also go back and check out our previous episodes reviewing the back catalog of Disney content on the Disney+ streaming network: Newsies The Hunchback of Notre Dame TRON: Legacy Get notified of new Deep in the Plus episodes each week by subscribing at YouTube.com/WDWNT. You can also follow Deep in the Plus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to share your thoughts on each week's picks. https://youtu.be/T77xvNbxlww

This week LB and Kaitlin are talking about animated armor and are extremely good at staying focused. Hi welcome to our Bedknobs and Broomsticks fancast! This episode's hot topics: automatons, suits of armor, ancient robots, our good friend Leonardo, art historians, chess playing machines, golems, relevant parts of armor, Orson Welles, Ironman, fake latin, Substitutiary Locomotion, and much more! Find us on Twitter for more info about our show and upcoming episodes: twitter.com/stonehousescast

Lex and Tauri hop on their brooms and enchant their way through the 1971 Disney classic "Bedknobs and Broomsticks"! Believe me, they didn't need the Substitutiary Locomotion to get going. Let us know what you were into... Call the Missing Out Hotline: 978-MISS-OUT (978-647-7688) Follow us on Twitter- @MissingOutCast @TheLexMichael @TauriJay Music Credits: "Who Likes to Party" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Behold, before your very eyes – it’s Magic! Sights you will never believe! Tricks for your mind, but most imporantly – your ears. Listen in as we talk about songs regarding the topic of Magic! www.lead.deals SPOILER TRACKLIST ALERT “Magic Man” by Heart, “I Was Born a Unicorn” by the Unicorns, “Defender” by Manowar, “Substitutiary Locomotion” by Bedknobs and Broomsticks, “Magic” the Cars, “Chalkline” by Strike Anywhere, “Magic” by Ben Folds Five