Carrie Poppy and Natalie Palamides
Hidden Mickeys
The weird, obscure, mysterious, and lesser-known side of Disney. Hosted by major Disneyheads Natalie Palamides and Carrie Poppy.
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Carrie Poppy and Natalie Palamides
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Latest episode
Dec 6, 2023
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Episodes
Ep 4: Club 33 and Frozen Walt 06.09.2017 43:40
While Natalie is earning awards in Scotland, Carrie has comedian and Very Famous Person Jordan Morris stop by to talk Club 33, Disney news, and the greatest mystery of all time: Is Walt frozen?
Ep 3: The Black Cauldron and Disney Erotica 21.08.2017 49:39
Natalie and Carrie figure out how someone gets their eyebrows burned off at Disneyland Paris, read Beauty & the Beast erotica, discuss forgotten classic The Black Cauldron, and chat with a Disney A-lister before his afternoon nap. Guest starring Abe Hoose.
Ep 2: Miniature Disneyland and Mind Control 25.07.2017 34:32
Carrie and Natalie review the latest Disney news, play "How Much Would You Pay for That?" with an exclusive EPCOT item, and explore Disneyland's (alleged) secret mind control program. Plus, Carrie visits one man's backyard, miniature Disneyland. Find out why the CIA can't possibly be Satanic, which muppet got canned, and why Carrie actually liked Cars 3.
Ep 1: Ley Lines and a Park Princess 12.07.2017 1:23:43
Welcome to Hidden Mickeys! Carrie and Natalie take you on a tour of the weird, obscure, mysterious, and lesser-known side of Disney. In our very first episode, we hear Disney-related news from around the world, then meet Shalyah Evans of MTV's Girl Code, who once played several princesses at Disneyland, got some sass from a very bitchy Blue Fairy, and had to deal with some really inappropriate bad...
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