Micecast

In this episode, Mike goes over his recent trip to Disneyland Paris. It is a long one and maybe more disjointed than normal. 2 hours 10 minutes.

Recorded four weeks ago, Mike and Greg talk about the phenomenon of people hiring disabled guests to gain use of their Guest Assistance Cards. It would have been up sooner, but Mike was away for a while. 1 hour 7 minutes.

Your hosts discuss the old plans for creating a Disney park in Long Beach, California centered around the Queen Mary. We find ourselves talking about plenty of non-Disney stuff that is probably only interesting to us. This show was recorded almost three weeks ago so there will be no reference to the story about rich people paying disabled guests to help them skip lines. 1 hour 14 minutes.

Your hosts discuss the sudden closing of certain attractions at the Disneyland Resort. No Over/Unders in this episode, but we do have an attraction bracket we run down. 1 hour 19 minutes.

Your Hosts find themselves in Las Vegas at the same time, so they decide to get together and record an episode. We also have a special guest; one Major Russ, who brings a nice balance with his Walt Disney World focus. 1 hour 35 minutes.

Your hosts discuss the recent legal settlement concerning the disabled guest trapped on "it's a small world" during a breakdown. Over/Unders of course. And Mike learns of a Disneyland event he had never heard of before. 1 hour 15 minutes.

Your hosts, having failed to properly prepare material to discuss, turn to the over/unders to provide discussion fodder. We eventually turn to talking about the Disney Springs project at WDW. 1 hour 25 minutes.

As we inch closer to old-school MiceCast show lengths, your hosts read and discuss e-mails received about the "Banned For Life" episode. We also look at some Pixar Academy Award historical data. We save over/unders to the end. We also bring back the standard adult language warnings. 1 hour 47 minutes.

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 hour 35 minutes.

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.