Disney, Indiana – Episode 140 – Potpourri for 100

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Today’s episode starts off with one of our beloved hosts in jeopardy (or is that on Jeopardy?). Will this host survive and make it to the bonus round or will they land on bankrupt when the final answer is given (wait, what show was that again?)

Scott and Tracey bring their listeners a hodgepodge of Disney goodness this time around that includes two video game reviews, a movie review, a book review and a mini-trip report!

They discuss their recent visit to the Treasures of the Walt Disney Archives exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Next up is a look at the new Lego Marvel Super Heroes video game and the Lone Ranger Playset for Disney Infinity. Our hosts then review the 2013 not Disney, but filmed on Disney property film Escape from Tomorrow and wrap up the review fest with a look at book It’s Kind of a Cute Story – a self-told memoir of Disney Legend Rolly Crump.

So sit back, make sure to be closest to the retail price without going over and enjoy the show.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Links Mentioned
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Treasures of the Walt Disney Archives at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago Exhibit closes May 4, 2014.

Monster Kid Radio® – Hosted by Derek M. Koch

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Maximum Overload

Escape from Tomorrow (official site)

It’s Kind of a Cute Story Official site and Facebook page

Who Whacked Roger Rabbit? – preorder link
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LEGO: Marvel Super Heroes – Xbox 360

LEGO: Marvel Super Heroes – Playstation 3

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Lone Ranger Play Set for Disney Infinity

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It’s Kind of a Cute Story

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More Cute Stories, Vol. 1: Disneyland History

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Who Censored Roger Rabbit? (Kindle)

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Who Wacked Roger Rabbit? – New Roger Rabbit Novel due out 11/29/2013.

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Other Places to Find Disney, Indiana
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MouseLounge Disney Fan Podcast Directory
Podcast Alley

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Contact Us
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Email: podcast@disneyindiana.com
Voice Mail Line: (260)-3DI-CAST (334-2278).
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DisneyIndiana
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/disneyindiana

Disney, Indiana – Episode 139 – The Elfman in the Woods

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In today’s episode, our hosts, Scott and Tracey, present their October selection for Future Disney Legend, film composer, Danny Elfman. They discuss his musical history, with a focus on his projects for Disney films. After a break to tune into WWED, they return with a look at the 1980 Disney live-action thriller, The Watcher in the Woods. Tracey and Scott review the film’s history, discuss why multiple endings for the story were filmed, and share their thoughts on the movie overall. Our hosts then wrap up the show with a call over to the Main Street Cinema and some listener feedback.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Links Mentioned
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The Watcher in the Woods Links
Richard Chamberlain’s Monster Movie Kid Blog: 31 Days of Halloween – Day 13: The Watcher in the Woods

Scott Michael Bosco, who worked on the bonus materials for Anchor Bay’s special edition DVD of the Watcher in the Woods posted several Watcher in the Woods related articles on his former Digital Cinema website:
* The Watcher in the Woods: The Mystery Behind the Mystery
* Interview with Carol Baker (who played Helen Curtis)
* Interview with Lynn-Holly Johnson (who played Jan Curtis)
* Interview with Harrison Ellenshaw (who re-worked the ending)
* Interview with Sam Nicholson (part of the f/x team on the “other world” sequence)

The Movie’s Trailer:

Danny Elfman Links
John Braheny interview with Danny Elfman.

Movie Wave review of the Flubber soundtrack.

Film Tracks interviews Danny Elfman about Meet the Robinsons.

Danny Elfman interview on Empire Online.

Billboard interview with Danny Elfman.

Other Links
Jesse’s Blog Post on Disney’s D-TV.

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The Watcher in the Woods (DVD)

Danny Elfman Disney Soundtracks

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Dick Tracy: Original Score

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Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas

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Flubber: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack

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Meet the Robinsons

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Alice in Wonderland

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Frankenweenie

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Oz the Great and Powerful

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Music for a Darkened Theatre: Film & T.V. Music 1

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Music for a Darkened Theatre, Vol. 2: Film & Television Music

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Other Places to Find Disney, Indiana
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MouseLounge Disney Fan Podcast Directory
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Email: podcast@disneyindiana.com
Voice Mail Line: (260)-3DI-CAST (334-2278).
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DisneyIndiana
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/disneyindiana

Disney, Indiana – Episode 138 – Monster Kid Powers Activate

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You got your Disney in my monsters! You got your monsters in my Disney! Can monsters and Disney coexist? Are they two great tastes that go great together?

Your co-host Scott stops by the Monster Kid Radio podcast to join Derek Koch for a discussion about where monster kids can find something monster-ous to enjoy when it comes to the House of Mouse.

Scott and Derek go over their top three scary Disney films and monster kid stuff at the Disney theme parks.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Monster Kid Radio – http://www.monsterkidradio.net

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Other Places to Find Disney, Indiana
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Friends of the Magic
MouseLounge Disney Fan Podcast Directory
Podcast Alley

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Contact Us
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Email: podcast@disneyindiana.com
Voice Mail Line: (260)-3DI-CAST (334-2278).
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DisneyIndiana
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/disneyindiana

Disney, Indiana – Episode 137 – Droids, Cars and Bears! Oh My!

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In today’s episode, Tracey and Scott revisit the world of the Disney, Infinity video game – this time discussing 2 player split screen mode, and the Cars playset, along with more info on the Toy Box area. They also present September’s Future Disney Legend, noted voice actor Pete Renaday. Along the way our hosts tune into WWED and call over to the Main Street Cinema, wrapping up the show with some listener feedback.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Mouse Tracks: The Story of Walt Disney Records

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Story & Song From the Haunted Mansion

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Disney Infinity Play Set Pack – Cars

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Disney Infinity Figure Mater

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Disney Infinity Figure Francesco

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Other Places to Find Disney, Indiana
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Friends of the Magic
Reedy Creek Radio – Thursdays at 11am ET
MouseLounge Disney Fan Podcast Directory
Podcast Alley

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Contact Us
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Email: podcast@disneyindiana.com
Voice Mail Line: (260)-3DI-CAST (334-2278).
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DisneyIndiana
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/disneyindiana

Tracey and Scott on Monster Kid Radio – HHW Super 8 Film Festival Review

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The host of the Disney, Indiana podcast once again venture outside the house of mouse to appear on the Monster Kid Radio podcast. They attended HorrorHound Weekend Con the weekend of September 7-8, 2013. While at this con, they took in the Ray Harryhausen Super-8 Tribute Show (along with a bonus Super-8 show) hosted by We are Movie Geek’s Tom Stockman.

Although the 8MM film format was originally intended for home movie use, major film studios released condensed versions of their films in this format all up until the mid 1980s. Most titles were shorten to either 8 or 17 minutes, depending on the film length used. Collector Tom Stockman showcased the work of legendary animator Ray Harryhausen in this format and Tracey and Scott were fortunate enough to attend.

What did they think of this show – and the bonus show the following night that covered such diverse films at It Conquered the World (1956), Jaws (1975), Reptilicus (1961) and many others. Check out Monster Kid Radio episode 33 to find out.