MiceCast

Your hosts talk about the Disney company reaction to the guy who video-taped backstage areas. We have a couple over/unders and Mike has a rant about the print-at-home theme park tickets. Oh yeah, Greg lets fly a string of F-Bombs.

After covering this week's over/unders, your hosts discuss the implications of the film Escape from Tomorrow and how it may affect entering the parks with what may look like professional gear.

After starting off with a few e-mails and a new listener suggested segment, your hosts get to the subject matter teased in the previous episode. We spend approximately 45 minutes discussing our opinions and impressions of Cars Land in DCA. We then move on the the MyMagic+ RFID project at WDW. There is one F-Bomb and our resolution to keep the episode lengths more manageable went out the window. 1...

Your hosts return after a nearly two-year-long absence (special editions, notwithstanding). In this episode we describe the parameters of our return. what we've been up to, and fall into a rabbit hole fairly early. The main focus of this show became a film study as a result of talking about the Lucasfilm acquisistion. 59 Minutes.

Your hosts gather on the patio at Trader Sam's to test the Kungalooshes and some new portable recording equipment. As you can guess, it is not the most polished production. 1 hour 28 minutes.

In this first special edition of MiceCast, we steal and re-package the Hub Podcast episode where Mike and Greg both appear on the panel. The Hub Poodcast episode in question was streamed live, so you will hear references to chat window inputs. 1 hour 34 minutes.

We finally make it to the end. This show was streamed live from inside Disneyland. We also had a couple of friends drop by live and in person. This episode also has a few more technical difficulties than normal. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 2 hours 20 minutes.

This final in-studio episode has your hosts hitting the mail bag one last time. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 2 hours 11 minutes.

Recorded minutes after the conclusion of the telecast of the 83rd Academy Awards, your hosts discuss the said production. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 2 hours 2 minutes.

Just in time for the end of our regular run, one of your hosts finally gains a frame of reference for the Disney Cruise Line. The information is presented in our usual haphazard way. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 2 hours 39 minutes.

Greg returns from his week-long hiatus and tells us about his visit to the Annie Awards. Along with some insight into Disney's discontinued involvement. 1 hour 47 minutes.

With one host out for the night, we invite two guests to join us. Chris from The Big D and Matt from Mouse Droppings fill in admirably and bring some fresh perspective. Matt starts us off with a good question about DCA and then we are off to the races. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 1 hour 40 minutes.

Two episodes in a row now where we don't have a lot of Disney to talk about. So we turn to interacting with the audience that was there for the live stream. This episode is yet another indication that we need to give the show a break. 1 hour 43 minutes.

The lack of any real Disney news at the time of recording forces us to talk about many other things. Too numerous to mention here. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 2 hours 12 minutes.

As we continue the episode count down, your hosts take the show to Disney's California Adventure. This show was streamed live from the wharf area at DCA. We talk about a bunch of stuff and at one point, we get World of Color as background music. Since this show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 1 hour 49 minutes.

The first show of our episode countdown has us digging through the mail bag. We read a few e-mails before we get down to the business of answering some listener questions. This show was streamed live so you may hear references to chat window inputs. 2 hours 15 minutes.

Happy New Year! The lack of news in the Theme Park front forces this last show of 2010 to look once again to Disney Filmed Entertainment. We also announce the end of regular production for MiceCast. 1 hour 39 minutes.

Merry Christmas! While we don't have an official Christmas show this year, we do have discussion of a movie released during the Christmas season. Enjoy and have a safe and happy holiday. 1 hour 49 minutes.

In an effort to find something Disney-related to talk about, Mike and Shaft run down the last couple weeks worth of Disney news. 58 Minutes.

This show starts off with Greg's experience at this year's Candlelight Processional at Disneyland. We then move into a discussion about a rumor that Disneyland will charge extra for its Christmas offerings next year. 1 hour 14 minutes.

Your hosts read some e-mails and then end up discussing the no-more-fairytale "announcement" from Walt Disney Studios. The analysis leads to an interesting discovery. 1 hour 27 minutes.

Your hosts take the time to revisit a fairly recent listener question, after Mike gains a much needed frame-of-reference. 1 hour 22 minutes.

Greg and Shaft record a show while Mike is away. When pressed for some details to add to this space, the response was "we talked about a bunch of stuff". Greg earns the producing credit for this episode so you know it is a long one. 2 hours 11 minutes.

It is now Greg's turn to give his impression of ElecTRONica. Not to worry, that is only half the show. The rest of the time is spent catching up on some e-mails. One of which, asks us to deal with zombies. 55 minutes.

Mike gives a rundown of his experiences at the Disney Parks Blog Meet-Up for ElecTRONica. 1 hour 2 minutes.