MiceCast

Your hosts, yet again, talk about something that they have no personal experience with, the Disney Cruise Line. But, as you know, this does not prevent them from offering up all sorts of opinion and discussion points. 1 hour 50 minutes.

Your hosts read a couple of e-mails, let Greg talk a bit about WestFest 2009, and geek out a bit on a recent film release. 1 hour 27 minutes.

Mike and Shaft make a quick (for them) rundown of the recent WestFest activities and other goings on. 1 hour 13 minutes.

After a three week break your hosts are back with a vengeance. We review nearly 10 MouseBuster requests and tackle 5 show suggestions (all of it (except one) from a single e-mail). 2 hours 37 minutes.

Your hosts examine a possible offering from D23. Professional attraction ride-through videos and the possible effect they would have on independent content producers. Legal issues came up as a possible barrier which sent your hosts on an extended tangent. 1 hour 55 minutes.

Your hosts and guest Aussie John discuss D23. The main areas of discussion were what you were going to get for your money and how it may impact the online communities. 1 hour 54 minutes.

Mike and Shaft put together a show on the fly. We give an update to the previous episode (Mike has finally ridden it's a small world), we tangent like crazy and tackle a couple of MouseBuster questions. If you think it sounds like Shaft is talking from under a bucket, he is. 1 hour 10 minutes.

Your hosts talk about the recently re-opened attraction. There is also a MouseBuster segment. 2 hours.

Your hosts read listener e-mails and do their best to answer the questions contained therein. They also fall into a couple of deep tangents. This episode contains the debut of our first MouseBuster segment. 2 hours 26 minutes. The last 20 comes from Mike's vinyl archives, so stay tuned to the end.

Your hosts cover a range of topics. First, at the request of a listener, we talk about crazy things witnessed at Disneyland. Then we talk about a recent Disneyland-related news item. Lastly, we discuss the theme-park ramifications of InBev's purchase of Anheuser-Busch. Oh..and we announce a new show segment. Not many F-Bombs, but certainly some R-Rated discussion.

Your hosts discuss some of the possible effects the current economic situation can have on the Disney Parks. And some of the steps the Walt Disney Company MAY take to help mitigate the problem. 2 hours 34 minutes.

Your hosts discuss the legacy of the Tahitian Terrace at Disneyland. From dinner shows to resorts with plenty of tangents in between. Standard adult language warnings apply. 1 hour 41 minutes.

A listener e-mail suggestion has your hosts trying to come up with their personal list of the top ten animatronics. We fail miserably, as usual, but we do get some good conversation in on the way. 1 hour 58 minutes.

Another episode that has all three hosts present as we talk about the upcoming events at MouseFest. We also talk about an e-mail sent in to a fellow Disney Podcast that tries to rip Greg a new one. 2 Hours.

Your hosts (and a couple of guests) visit the 36th Annual Halloween Haunt at Knott's Scary Farm. We basically do it all and bring you along with us. There is plenty of adult language and The Hanging (the last 40 minutes or so) has plenty of adult humor. You have been warned. 2 hours 49 minutes.

Another listener e-mail gives us this to talk about: Instead of comparing the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World...how about if you could create one resort with the best of WDW and DLR? What would you take from each? This could be a multiple park resort or a single park. We cover this fun topic in 1 hour 42 minutes. No swearing either.

Your hosts try to answer another listener question: "With the variety of music that is in the park, how much of an attractions popularity is due to its soundtrack? Also what do you guys feel is the best ten songs that have ever been created for Disneyland?" Between us we come up with ten songs (plus an Honorable Mention) that are showcased after the discussion. 1 Hour 55 Minutes (1 Hour 10 Minutes...

Your Hosts read a listener mail asking us to confirm the Disneyland Gallery's move to the Opera House. Then the listener asks where we'd like to see the Gallery take up permanent residence. 1 Hour 2 Minutes.

After making a couple of fairly big announcements, your hosts tackle a three-month-old show suggestion. Going through each of the decades of Disneyland's existence, pick a premier attraction and an underrated attraction. This is harder than it sounds. While there are no F-Bombs, there is at least one non-family friendly word contained in this episode. 1 hour 33 minutes.

With Greg out of town, your remaining hosts discuss the recent earthquake and its effects on Disneyland operations. Also, since Greg is out of town, there is no adult language in this episode. Lastly, since Greg is out of town, this episode is 1 hour 6 minutes.

Finally getting around to the many show suggestions, your hosts tackle the topic of "which five countries would you add to EPCOT?" They spend approximately 45 minutes discussing that and then move into a review of the new House of the Future and the new Mark VII Monorail. Which, in turn, leads into one mother of a rant/tangent. 2 hours 22 minutes. I don't remember a whole lot of swearing in this o...

Following up on the offer from our last show to talk about the impending closure of the Adventurer's Club, we had a few guests join us for this one. "Earl" and the Bleepin' Wife from Trapped on Vacation, DPN Members Aussie John and Burnt Toast, Will from Magic Never Ends, and Chris from The Big D. All either make an appearance or are along for the whole thing. This show is rated an explicit 'R' (t...

Your hosts talk about the recent announcement stating that ALL nightclubs at WDW's Pleasure Island will permanently close at the end of September 2008. And the attendant uproar about the Adventurer's Club. 1 hour 46 minutes.

With 4 weeks worth of listener mails piled up, your hosts hit the mail bag once again. Some discussion is sparked and some new show ideas are discovered. As an homage to Get Smart, Mike spends the entire episode talking from inside the "cone of silence" (it is NOT a technical glitch discovered after the fact, so don't think it is). Adult language. 1 hour 47 minutes.

Your hosts take an imaginary trip to Disneyland circa 1981. The object being for us to describe how we would visit Disneyland using only a Deluxe Ticket Book to gain entrance to attractions. The day we chose was Friday, July 17th, 1981. This episode is rated PG for language (PG-13 didn't exist until 1984). 1 hour 36 minutes.