Micecast

Your hosts take a look at various attraction show effects and try to plug them into various categories. No F-Bombs but there is still some adult language. 1 hour 39 minutes.

Your hosts tackle the subject of the political battle being waged between The Walt Disney Company and the City of Anaheim. They are fighting over changes to Anaheim's General Plan which will change the zoning of a small parcel of land at the eastern edge of Anaheim's Resort District. They try to examine why the casual Disney fan would even care about this issue. 1 hour 45 minutes.

Recorded "Live" at The Disney Gallery in Disneyland, your hosts talk about the past and speculate on the future of The Gallery. 1 hour 10 minutes.

Recorded on 7/17/2007, your three hosts decide to examine the legacy, if any, Disneyland may have after 52 years of existence. There is also some discussion based on a listener e-mail. This episode includes gratuitous use of adult language (yes, there are F-Bombs). Those of you who like the long shows will be happy, 2 hours 5 minutes.

This episode has everything! Three hosts, tangents galore, arguments, sarcasm, and F-Bombs and other adult language. All the stuff you would expect to find in a MiceCast episode and plenty of it. 2 hours 14 minutes.

In honor of the Fourth of July holiday, your hosts look at what Disney has done to preserve and advance the idea of Americana. 1 hour 29 minutes.

Your hosts are asked to talk about their favorite Walt Disney animated features. Initially reluctant, since they are not a "movie review" podcast (there are others who are MUCH better at it), they take a stab at it since they were asked for opinion and MiceCast has no shortage of opinion. 1 hour 40 minutes.

DPN Forum Member Artjaro joins in on the discussion. He talks a little bit about his first ever trip to Disneyland. Then your hosts continue to use listener suggestions for show topics. This time the suggestion was Expand-a-Land. Imagine you could add a new themed land to Disneyland. What would be the theme? Where would you put it? What attractions would you develop? 1 hour 39 minutes.

Your hosts tackle a listener suggested topic of "Knowing When to Say When". Which tries to answer the following questions: How long do you think Disney should keep something running? When do you realize something is not working for the public or the park anymore and should be replaced? The questions are applied to things like attractions, promotions, etc.. 1 Hour 22 minutes.

Your hosts read a few e-mails that they forgot for the last show. Then they jump into a discussion about the term DF, what it means, and what they may look like. 1 hour 22 minutes.

After taking a ride on the new Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage at Disneyland, your hosts and a couple of guests (GalacticHero and Burnt Toast) sit down for a roundtable discussion about the attraction. We do discuss some show elements, so avoid listening if you don't want to be spoiled. 1 hour 20 minutes.

Your hosts read a couple e-mails and spend some time on a "what if" scenario presented by a listener. Some more thoughts from Kevin Yee help fuel some discussion as well. 1 hour and 39 minutes.

Your hosts (and Richard) along with DPN Forum Member Burnt Toast talk about Fort Wilderness at Disneyland. The impending destruction of The Fort has them reflecting on memories of time spent there. There are some tangents and a medley at the end to give you 1 hour and 22 minutes of fun.

Your hosts, Richard, and Paul Barrie (on loan from Window to the Magic) discuss the impact of ADA mandated accessiblity requirements on the element of "Show" at Disneyland. They also talk a little bit about whether or not the Year of a Million Dreams promotion discriminates when it hands out prizes on attractions that are not open to everybody regardless of physical ability. Standard MiceCast fare at 1 hour and 55 minutes and littered with PG-13 language.

Your hosts (and Richard) discuss a couple topics: the recent DPN event known as WestFest and a couple aspects of the security of Disneyland (including Disneyland's airspace restriction). While no F-Bombs were dropped, this 1 hour 53 minute show is liberally sprinkled with other "adult" language.

Did you miss us? Well we're back and we brought a couple friends for this one. Our pals Richard and Jeff from Houston join us as we try to examine the question: Has the Walt Disney Company built enough Resort Destinations? It has a couple tangents and it comes in at 1 hour 40 minutes, including the "relevant" music at the end.

Your hosts discuss WestFest and how someone used to only going to Walt Disney World would handle their first trip to Disneyland. This show is "only" 57 minutes.

Your hosts read some e-mails and spend some time on a "what if" scenario presented by a listener. The dining reservation topic also gets some more coverage. 1 hour and 23 minutes.

Continuing with the AA theme, your hosts ponder the demise of the AA (Audio Animatronic) attraction. This show may or may not end up having a companion video. Standard MiceCast fare to include adult beverages and adult language. This show is right short at 1 hour, 3 minutes.

Your hosts begin the show by trying to fathom why there are no Walt AA figures in Disney parks. It really didn't take all that long to come to a conclusion. They also read a couple of listener e-mails and because of some interesting discussion on the boards, they revisit the subject from the previous show. Which becomes a little heated and leads to a couple of F-Bombs and some other words you can't say on television. Running time is 1 hour 57 minutes.