It's time for another tangentially-related true crime story!

Born in the actual orange groves that became the Happiest Place on Earth, Ron Dominguez worked his way from ticket-taker on opening day 1955 to being a Disney Legend!

Most of us wish we could live in the Happiest Place on Earth. But only two people ever actually did just that.

What was it like to be an employee of Walt Disney Productions in 1943? Listen up and find out! No gals allowed, sorry!

JK - you can come.

Hello muddah... Hello faddah... Here we are, bringing you yet another Disney-adjacent episode!

It's another smörgåsbord episode, and Sarah has returned! Tune in for old stories about Uncle Walt, weird sports, Buster Keaton, and lewd town names across the United States!

(This episode is a re-release from THIS IS TRUE, Episode 030)

It’s a Democracy of Ham and Eggs, a Shrine of Friendship, and the weirdest little club you’ve never heard of, until now.

Guest: James MacMillan

February 12th is a very special berth-day... for the Sailing Ship Columbia! On this day in 1958 the steel hull of the classic ship was completed in the San Pedro shipyards! This week, Sarah's on vacation in Mexico (that jerk) so we invite you to join Jamesian and Producer Ash for a history lesson on one of the coolest Disneyland attractions, as well as the real ship that inspired it all.

In celebration of WB's 100 year anniversary we're taking a look back at the wild legacy of the Warner Brothers: from their harsh lives in the Russian Empire, to America, Canada, and Hollywood! This is part two of a two episode series.

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The podcast will be on a short break for the move to SoCal, but we'll be back on the airwaves mid-February!

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In celebration of WB's 100 year anniversary we're taking a look back at the wild legacy of the Warner Brothers: from their harsh lives in the Russian Empire, to America, Canada, and Hollywood!

This is part one of a two episode series.