We’re pleased and delighted to find Ashley Stauber (@ashleystauber) in the vault to discuss Lady and the Tramp! It’s Ashley’s favorite, as Jim Dear and Darling are based on her own life.

Rachel, Oscar, and Clare, AKA The Three Mouseketeers (that’s the first time anyone has ever referred to them as that, but maybe it will catch on!), look back on the films they’ve watched thus far, reflecting and ranking what they’ve seen. We get a tat-tat-tat-tat-tattoo time update from Oscar and hear about what the Three Mousketeers are looking forward to finding in the vault! Follow us @insidethedisneyvault and please review if you’re out there, even if only to tell us if this Three Mousketeer thing should catch on. Love ya!

James Mastraieni (@jmazz1111) trips out with us over a seven-year-old girl who falls down a rabbit hole and into a soul searching adventure into psychedelic experimentation. There’s so much WTF in this movie that we have a hard time making sense of the plot, let alone the absurd characters who suffer from head injuries and the far-out sequences that were written before their time. A complete 180 from the Princess brand, Alice serves up existential realness and takes us on an adventure that’s in a word, a dream. No, like an actual dream. It’s all made up in her wackadoodle 7-year-old head.

Janie Stolar (@janiefierce) joins us for an exciting episode as we enter the 1950s and discuss this quintessential Disney stalwart. Oscar’s #pinnochiotheory gets tested as sweet mice and birds sing and wear clothing, but a bratty cat has nothing to say. We discuss Cinderella’s lack of sass juxtaposed with Lady Tremaine’s fierceness. Fairy Godmother? More like Fairy Drag Mother. Oh, and that little Gus is just so gosh darned CUTE. Watch out world, we’re making our way through a new decade! Rate and Subscribe to stay up to date! Love you.

Heir to the Disney throne, Ruha Taslimi (@ruhataslimi), hops on our own Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride to discuss drunk driving and other eccentric and erratic behavior. We then venture to Sleepy Hollow to get fashion tips from lil shorty and theorize the identity of the headless horseman, who very well may be a likeable Gaston from Beauty and the Beast. We have a lot of fun trudging through yet another spooky forest while drawing parallels and emitting LOLs along the way. Listen up, bbs!

Nicole Villela (@itchybrained) rummages to the way back of the vault with us, to Disney’s beginning, discuss animal abuse, sexism, and physics in our first Minnie episode! All that found in this seven and a half minute short! It’s a fun look at Mickey’s debut as discuss how he’s changed, the introduction of Minnie, and the ways in which this short paved the way for future animation, while being just plain fun and silly! Listen along with us and be sure to subscribe and review on iTunes!

We have a raucously good time with Musical Comedy Duo Erin & MeLissa  (@ErinandMeLissa) who stop by the vault to join us for Melody Time, another package film made up of  historical figures, three of our old amigos, and a troublemaking tug boat. We learn that Erin likes bad boys and believes she’s the second coming of Sherry Lewis. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg of outrageously hilarious topics Ein and MeLissa grace us with. This episode’s a howling fun time, listen along and weigh in on whether you think cartoon corpses are creepy or not (they very much ARE).

Hannah Kanengieter (@cannongator) joins us this week to discuss sexism in Bongo the Circus Bear and an inappropriate birthday party in Mickey and the Beanstalk. Famed singer Dinah Shore and celebrated ventriloquist Edgar Bergen lend their talents to this film and if you’re thinking things must get weird, YOU’RE RIGHT. We cast Beyonce in our re-envisioning of the film and cut the puppets entirely. What do the two shorts have to do with each other? Beats us, but they sure are fun and fancy free.

We dug deep in the vault and found the infamously controversial film along with the hilarious Carl Tart (@dammitcarl). That’s right, it’s the the movie that Splash Mountain was based on, but no one has seen! Well, we saw it and discuss some pressing questions; Why was it banned? Is it racist? Is it offensive? Is it just a bad movie? We have answers! Jump inside the log and try not to cringe as we take you to your laughing place.