In the third episode of In Walt’s Time, Craig lists and reviews some of the resources he’s been using on his journey as a beginner Disney historian. Come for podcast, video, website, and book recommendations, as well as a slight detour as to why this is the best time to be an animation fan of a certain age.

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Links to resources mentioned in this episode:

Connecting With Walt

The Disney History Institute podcast, website, and facebook group

The Skull Rock Podcast

The Imagineering Podcast

DoomBuggies podcast

Ink & Paint

Micechat and Cartoon Research

Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow: The Futurism Of Walt Disney

Defunctland YouTube page

Walt Disney: The Man Behind The Myth

Inventing Disneyland by Alastair Dallas

The Fairest One Of All: The Making Of Walt Disney’s Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio: The Making Of The Disney Epic by J.B. Kaufman

They Drew As They Pleased by Didier Ghez

The Illusion Of Life: Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston

Walt Disney: An American Original by Bob Thomas

Walt Disney: The Triumph Of The American Imagination by Neal Gabler

The Animated Man: A Life Of Walt Disney by Michael Barrier and Michael Barrier’s website

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