No kings, no kings! No kings indeed, and the star of our next film we discuss would most certainly agree! Join Dave, Mark and Jony as they deep dive into the folk adventure that is 1973's Robin Hood. Adventurous tunes, trials and tribulations, a snake named Sir Hiss, and the quite-possible alter-ego of a famous singer. But I won't say more. So, sit back and listen to our merry episode!

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Everybody, everybody, EVERYBODY wants to be a cat! And that includes Dave, Mark and Jony! And today is their lucky day. Join them as they deep dive into the 1970's classic, The Aristocats. It's gonna be a swingin' good time!

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Ahh, the simple bear necessities. Forget about your worries and your strife, folks: Dave, Mark and Jony are here and ready to venture into the deep jungle with you with none other than the 1967 classic film: The Jungle Book. And guess what? They aren't alone wandering through the thicket! Joining them on their adventures is Los Angeles-based freelance/Local 600 camera operator, dear friend and fellow film connoisseur Michael Klaric! Ah, the jungle will be jiving today, indeed! So join these four as they deep dive in the deep jungle, reminisce on the classic songs, and more!

Check out Michael's stuff at:

michaelklaric.com

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Merlin's beard, Harry! You're a wizar- oh wait, wait. Sorry, wrong film. But Merlin will be making an appearance in the film on this episode too! And so will Dave, Mark and Jony! Well, not in the film, but...well, you know what I mean! Will Madam Mim, Merlin's arch-nemesis, wreak havoc on all the land? And will this young Wart fellow help save the day? He can't be some sort of King one day, could he? And you know who won't be helping out on this quest? Uncle Mickey. Man, he pops off right out of the gate. Merlin's beard, indeed! But nevertheless, come along with the three on a quest through a deep dive on none other than 1963's The Sword In The Stone (which Dave has, up until now, been referring to as The Sword AND the Stone. Merlin's beard!). There will be wizards and magic and squirrels! THAT is a guarantee! We'll see you on the quest!

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We got 99 problems, but Dalmatians ain't one! Join Dave, Mark and Jony as we enter the 60's with a classic like no other. We are talking, of course, of 1961's One Hundred and One Dalmatians! Dogs, adventures, and the first TV in a Disney film! And a classic villain with that oh-so-famous jazzy number! So enjoy the deep dive and put your paws up for episode 17!

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Once upon a dream does one have a Disney Princess on their podcast! Well, we dreamed a dream (whoops, wrong musical) and it came true. On this episode, Dave, Mark and Jony welcome, all the way from Los Angeles, actress/coach Scarlet Sheppard, who, among her many roles, has played Princess Aurora! But we'll have her tell you about it, as the four venture into 14th century Europe and deep dive into the medieval, yet colorful (and occasionally frightening, if you run into Maleficent- a fan favorite among Disney watchers, so it seems) world of the 1959 classic film, "Sleeping Beauty"!

Guest Star: Scarlet Sheppard (IG: scarletsheppard)

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Three tramps...uh...guys journey into the world of 1955's Lady and The Tramp! Childhood memories are unlocked, nitty gritty is discussed, and Dave, Mark and Jony try to sing like dogs, to unsurprising results. We are midway into the 50's now, and love is in the air. Puppy love! This is the night, and this is the episode!

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We can fly! We can fly! We...ok, we can't fly (Dave found that out the hard way last month on a flight of stairs). But Lord knows we'll try! So join Dave, Mark and Jony as they grab some pixie dust and some wonderful thoughts and go off to Neverland in the 1953 movie Peter Pan. And what an adventure it is! So join us on this deep dive of memories, pirate lives, and lost boys!

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