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In today's episode, we go over the meaning of marriage for both of us and how the people around us view it. With the people around us having their own opinions that restrict us from being who we want to be.

In today's episode, we touch on the issues Disney has done a film about disabled people. This lead to a deep conversation with me and Shaden about how little kids or the newer generation who watch these Disney films could learn so much from them. This is why it is so important for Disney to start representing the Disability community.

In today's episode, we talk about the vegan options available at Disneyland! 

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https://happiestveganonearth.com/2021/04/23/your-guide-to-vegan-options-in-disneyland-april-2021/ 

In today's episode, we discuss DCA's new land, Avengers Campus! We go over the land layout, new foods, the new WEB ride, and much more!

Bryanna and Shaden talk about what it means to be an introvert, extrovert, or ambivert. 

We always talk about ourselves and what we like and what we like to do for fun. But in today's episode, we take a sharp turn into what is known as disability and our relationship with it, and how society views the word and the people within the disability community. 

Bryanna and Shaden come back AGAIN from another hideous, but this time they have more to tell of what happened within those months that they were out of the spotlight, aka the podcast. You'll know about Bryanna's new look and Shaden's amazing info on her art skills. 

In today's episode, Bryanna discusses the connections films have with the audiences and how it ties back to History. 

In today's episode, Bryanna discusses the issues Fidel Castro caused due to making Cuba into a communist country. She also described the connections between a graphic novel that takes place during that time and the Che speech and the research she did on the German film from last weeks episode. 

Bryanna discusses the symbolism behind the film Das Cabinet Des Dr. Caligari also known as The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and how it reflects Germany's actions and consequences they faced between World War I and World War II. She also discusses how the silent firm was one of the first Horror films that created the genre.