Podcast appearances and mentions of timothy mouse

Dumbo looks around the circus to find a colorful gift for his best friend, Timothy Mouse.

Join Larry and Andie for a conversation about Dumbo, the little movie that could. We compare Timothy Mouse to Jiminy Cricket, talk about the use of music, and discuss how empathy is built for a silent protagonist.

CONTENT WARNING: Discussions of alcohol and elements of racism. Parental discretion advised. Alexa and Nathan have officially seen everything because now they've seen an elephant fly (and a few pink elephants to boot)! They highly recommend Timothy Mouse as your agent. But whatever you do - look out for Mister Stork!   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE The 1941 Strike The Animation Guild Barnum Animal Crackers How Tim Burton's Dumbo addressed the original Dumbo's racism and other problematic issues.

Disney and Pixar Did That? Advertisements and Animated Commercials –– Join archivists and research specialists from across The Walt Disney Company who help to oversee Disney and Pixar historical collections as they share with you rarely seen advertising campaigns and animated commercials spanning from the 1930s to Pixar’s efforts of the 1990s. Through artwork, film clips, and stories behind some of the familiar, yet no-so familiar projects, learn about a little-known aspect of the creative history of Disney and Pixar while gaining new perspectives on the productions and products themselves. The panelists included: • Elizabeth Spatz, Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media Archives • Kevin M. Kern, Walt Disney Archives • Fox Carney, Animation Research Library (ARL) • Christine Freeman, Pixar Living Archives Each bringing wonderful insight directly from the Archive they represent. Along with interesting trivia like: Tinker Bell advertised the first commercially available glass jar with a screw top lid? It’s true, Tinker Bell was featured in the Peter Pan Peanut Butter commercials. Did you know Timothy Mouse and Dumbo touted the comfort and easy ride of the Hudson Hornet v8, new for 1956? Turns out, those Hudson Hornet ads also featured an image of Snow-White driving with Happy in the passenger seat – FOUND IT!!!

Elephants make bad pets. If you read Terry Weaver's new release Making Elephants Fly, you'll realize why. The "elephant in the room" for too many people is that they have dreams they aren't pursuing. There's no simple answer to what we ought to do with our dreams, but in this interview, Terry explains the havoc these "elephants" cause in people's lives. Sometimes the greatest risk is to let an elephant make it's home in your living room, where it doesn't belong. What dream is chasing you? Who needs you to be a Timothy Mouse in their lives by offering a feather to help them believe in themselves? You can find Terry on his website, www.terryweaver.com. Making Elephants Fly is now available at makingelephantsfly.com, and information about his live event "The Thing" at thething.live.

In your face circus time! You’re getting a baby whether you like it or not! She should have used Amazon Prime. Don’t make fun of someone when you have the same problem. Gossip circles are the worst. Myth Busters - Are elephants are afraid of mice? Famous people with big ears. Timothy Mouse uses inception to plant an idea. Do your ears hang low? Dumbo and Timothy get drunk. Amanda chooses the game – Pink Elephants on Parade. The very things that held you down are going to carry you up! Timothy Mouse is the best friend you could ever wish for! Bullying a newborn baby Dumbo ride at Disney World. Characters, morals, and grades. Next episode - Bambi

Filmmaker and all-around classy gent Bill Scurry is back on the podcast to talk about watching Dumbo for the first time. Topics discussed include Bill's discovery of Disney classics as an adult through the theme parks, what sort of contract Timothy Mouse actually got for Dumbo, those problematic crows, and much more.  Check out Bill's filmmaking work and follow him on Twitter. If you're in NYC, go see "Jealous Dad," the pilot he directed that is screening October 23rd at the NY TV Festival.  For more Disney fun, here are the Honest Disney Posters I did with Christine Gritmon that the Internet loved for a couple weeks.  Like Movies My Friends Have Never Seen on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. You can also get the show on iTunes and Stitcher.