Walt's Oasis

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am continuing my series featuring 1951’s Alice in Wonderland.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on Pixabay.  First break sounds available here. Second break sounds available here. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am beginning my series featuring 1951’s Alice in Wonderland.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on Pixabay.  First break sounds available here. Second break sounds available here. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am featuring Pixar’s Up (2009).

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Sounds heard in order are available on xeno-canto.org: Tropical Mockingbird, Eastern Meadowlark,Plumbeous Seedeater, Orange-winged Amazon, and Orange-breasted Falcon.

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am concluding my series featuring 1955’s Lady and the Tramp.

You can learn more about Peggy Lee at peggylee.com.You can learn more about Marcy Carikker Smothers at her website here.

I previously discussed Lady and the Tramp with the help of animation expert Nancy Beiman as part of my series featuring Ken O’Connor.

You can watch Disneyland’s Cavalcade of Songs on the Keeping Walt in Disney YouTube channel.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on Pixabay. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am beginning my series featuring 1955’s Lady and the Tramp.

I previously discussed Lady and the Tramp with the help of animation expert Nancy Beiman as part of my series featuring Ken O’Connor.

You can watch Disneyland’s Cavalcade of Songs on the Keeping Walt in Disney YouTube channel.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on Pixabay.  First break sounds available here. Second break sounds available here. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am beginning my series featuring 1955’s Lady and the Tramp.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on Pixabay.  First break sounds available here. Second break sounds available here.  Third break sounds available here. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am featuring the West Indian Manatee, which guests can see at Walt Disney World’s Epcot.  

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on xeno-canto.org. First break and second break sounds are available on xeno-canto.org here and here.

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am featuring the Okapi, an animal guests visiting Walt Disney World can view at Animal Kingdom and Animal Kingdom Lodge. 

The Okapi is visible on Kilimanjaro Safaris and on the Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail and Animal Kingdom; and on the Pembe Savanna at Animal Kingdom Lodge.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds are available here on xeno-canto.org.  Sounds of the Congo Pea Fowl heard during the first break are available here on xeno-canto.org.  Sounds of the Congo Peacock heard during the second break are accessible here on Wikimedia Commons.  Sounds heard during the 3rdand 4th break are available on xeno-canto.org here and here. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I concludemy series featuring James Algar, who worked at Disney as a director, writer, producer, and more for 43-years from 1934-1977.  In this episode I am joined by Jim’s daughter, Laurie Algar Adams. 

You can visit 43yearswithdisney.com to seeimages of James Algar, posted by his daughter, Laurie Algar Adams.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds available on Pixabayhere. 

This week on the Walt’s Oasis podcast, I am continuing my series featuring James Algar, who worked at Disney as a director, writer, producer, and more for 43-years from 1934-1977.  In this episode I discuss his work on several live action films as well as work on attractions for Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

You can visit 43yearswithdisney.com to see images of James Algar, posted by his daughter, Laurie Algar Adams, who willjoin me in the last part of the series.

Please follow myself and the show on Instagram @spencerwright1989 and @waltoasis. Please also feel free to e-mail any comments, questions, or episode suggestions to [email protected].

Intro and outro sounds available on Pixabay here