It's Disness Time

Steph and Marina are back to finish what they started in Part 1 of "Oh No They Didn't!", the racism-themed episode from the first season.

In Part 2, the ladies discuss the racist elements in Disney films from 1970 to the present, including Pocahontas, The Aristocats, Zootopia, and even fan favourites like Aladdin and The Little Mermaid.

Throughout the years, there have been a handful of Disney movies that have flopped, bombed, and been swept under the rug, and this week Steph and Marina are bringing them into the spotlight to figure out what went wrong.

Just like these films, the sound quality of this weeks' episode is a little off. Next week's will be better :)

Getting back to basics this episode, Steph and Carmen discuss how Disney movies have treated cultures from around the world. Did movies like Mulan, Hercules, or Coco get it right or did they miss the mark? Tune in to find out!

The first episode about the Disney parks, but not in the way you'd expect. Tune in as Steph and Kim dive into history to discuss the unfortunate accidents that have happened at the "happiest" place on Earth.

Everyone loves lightning round! This week, Steph gets quizzical by inviting the first male co-hosts onto the podcast and letting them ask whatever question they want, followed by a round of trivia. Giggles ensue, but this episode is rated R for graphic content.

Welcome to the second season of It's Disness Time, where the Disney conversation continues and the topics get better! The question for today is "If you could switch lives with any Disney character, who would you choose and why?"

Which fictional life would Steph and first-time co-host Carmen want the most? Listen to find out!

And that's a wrap on Season 1! In this episode, Steph and Marina revisit themes and topics from the first 14 episodes of It's Disness Time to bring up forgotten moments/characters/songs, to share opinions that have changed since the beginning, and to set up episode topics for Season 2.

Disney is so often remembered for their family-friendly films that we overlook the fact that the majority of these movies contain major death scenes, gruesome killings, intense violence, and even mass murders. This week, Steph and Kim deep dive into their most memorable Disney murder/death scenes because, just like Disney, we all like to get a little dark.

Aladdin showed Jasmine a whole new world, Sebastian encouraged Eric to kiss the girl, young lions felt the love that night, and dozens of other Disney characters shared some amazingly romantic musical moments throughout the years. But which epic Disney love song can actually be called the greatest? This week, Steph and Marina explore this question through their usual playful banter, cold hard facts, and some pretty stellar love song clips.

Happy Pride! To celebrate, Steph and Marina discuss the queer narratives found within some of Disney's most popular films, particularly the first "exclusively gay moment" in 2017's live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast, and ponder over the Disney characters that may have been part of the LGBTQ community all along.