Best Podcast Episodes About Disney
Everything podcasters are saying about Disney — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 66 episodes
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“… is like it wasn't i never even used the word like job as a kid because it's like it's a beautiful thing though yeah totally what were your favorite disney channel shows oh my god shake it up shake it up made me single-handedly made me want to become an actor ever i've watched every single episode shake it up more than once i used to be able to quote like honestly there's a lot of disney channel shows that i can like quote the whole scene right and like zendaya my queen of all queens i know it's so trippy to think about her being on that show i like to always say i liked zendaya before she was …”
“me all the time because like she had to legally and i was just like having fun and it didn't feel like it it's changed so much over the years of like how i even my own relationship with career is like it wasn't i never even used the word like job as a kid because it's like it's a beautiful thing though yeah totally what were your favorite disney channel shows oh my god shake it up shake it up made me single-handedly made me want to become an actor ever i've watched every single episode shake it up more than once i used to be able to quote like honestly there's a lot of disney channel shows that i can like quote the whole scene right and like zendaya my queen of all queens i know it's so trippy to think about her being on that show i like to always say i liked zendaya before she was zendaya like before she was like the zendaya that now everyone was when she was rocky blue yeah rocky blue i'm shaking up chicago i was like i already see your potential i know you're going to be the star of her generation and i'm eight and i knew she was I hate to be that guy, but I knew. But I knew. I was a fan before she was big. I was there when …”
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Anna reminisces about her childhood obsession with Disney Channel shows, hilariously declaring she was a fan of Zendaya 'before she was Zendaya.' The segment takes a funny turn as they dive into celebrity crushes, with Anna revealing her unexpected love for Ross Lynch after he changed his hair color, showcasing the whimsical nature of childhood fandom.
“… there's various types of companies out there. And I'd say all the way on one end, there's almost pure imagination vision companies like a Walt Disney. And on the other end, there's just pure metrics driven growth companies. we do like to be a bit in the middle on this and I think drive the company both by vision like we're literally inventing partially the future of how games are made and how do people hang out do they use the phone or do they text or do they video or do they go you know play grow a garden together on Roblox like what is the future of communication so there's invention …”
“… an interesting play. It's a fun company to run. As you think about this as a CEO, what are the metrics that you use to measure and what are you trying to hit other than the 10% goal? Yeah, I would say it's interesting because I would say our company, there's various types of companies out there. And I'd say all the way on one end, there's almost pure imagination vision companies like a Walt Disney. And on the other end, there's just pure metrics driven growth companies. we do like to be a bit in the middle on this and I think drive the company both by vision like we're literally inventing partially the future of how games are made and how do people hang out do they use the phone or do they text or do they video or do they go you know play grow a garden together on Roblox like what is the future of communication so there's invention aspect and of metrics aspect. I would say some of the metrics we look at are literally raw engagement time. So I think in Q4 of last year, it was 35 billion hours. So that's pushing 12 billion hours a month. That's a pretty interesting stat. I think in Q4 of last year, we were at just sub 150 million daily actives, which is a lot of people as well. So I …”
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Roblox's platform may seem like just a fun gaming space, but it's underpinned by a staggering $6.8 billion digital economy and immense technical complexity. With 150 million daily users and 35 billion hours of engagement each quarter, the infrastructure includes over 400 AI models and a global network of data centers that support millions of concurrent players. This blend of creativity and technology is what truly makes Roblox a revolutionary platform in the gaming industry.
“… Jesse, Game On, Season 4. Why would they post that on April Fool's, though? Morgan, is that the graphic? if it was real. It's the graphic. It says Disney Plus and Hulu. Premieres 6-12-26. We can see if that's real. Does that be a good one? Should I text Eric and be like, dude, was that a joke? Yes. I bet Morgan can figure it out. I think it was a joke. Okay. That's the only one I got got by. Oh. Pretty good. Kentucky football tried to put out a thing, we're going blue with the field, and I was like, that's not true. There's no way. That's not true. Boise State was like, we're going to sue you. …”
“… seasons. It was called Game Time or something. Oh. Game On. It definitely could have been April Fool's. So let's see here. If so, this was the only time I was got. Because I believed nothing else. And now I'm thinking to myself, I got got. Eric and Jesse, Game On, Season 4. Why would they post that on April Fool's, though? Morgan, is that the graphic? if it was real. It's the graphic. It says Disney Plus and Hulu. Premieres 6-12-26. We can see if that's real. Does that be a good one? Should I text Eric and be like, dude, was that a joke? Yes. I bet Morgan can figure it out. I think it was a joke. Okay. That's the only one I got got by. Oh. Pretty good. Kentucky football tried to put out a thing, we're going blue with the field, and I was like, that's not true. There's no way. That's not true. Boise State was like, we're going to sue you. They were being funny. Did you get got yesterday at all? No. Stevenson just said he forgot his running spikes and were driving and he was like April Fools because I don't know did I tell y'all how last week he did forget that and that was the whole thing yeah yeah yeah so it was kind of cute that he circled back to that based on social media …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts share their experiences with April Fools' jokes, including Bobby's confusion over a potential prank involving a show revival. The segment peaks when Bobby realizes he got 'got' by a fake announcement about Eric and Jesse's show, leading to a comedic discussion about the absurdity of some pranks.
“… hope that's a bubble wand. There's only a few things that can be. Let's hope it's that. And this is how he spent this past weekend. He went to visit Disney World, even though he's a childless elderly man. The photo was taken by TMZ, which documented Graham's trip to Disney World. and this is what he was doing even as the country's in the middle of multiple crises DHS still not funded TSA problem has not been solved the SAVE Act has not been passed and Congress is on vacation having the time of their lives Graham decided to go to Disney World which to begin with you know how I feel about that …”
“Let's hope that's a bubble wand. There's only a few things that can be. Let's hope it's that. And this is how he spent this past weekend. He went to visit Disney World, even though he's a childless elderly man. The photo was taken by TMZ, which documented Graham's trip to Disney World. and this is what he was doing even as the country's in the middle of multiple crises DHS still not funded TSA problem has not been solved the SAVE Act has not been passed and Congress is on vacation having the time of their lives Graham decided to go to Disney World which to begin with you know how I feel about that adults without children should not even be allowed on the premises and that's an easy thing to enforce when adult shows up at the gates of Disney World, there should be someone there saying, hey, where's your, oh, where's your, welcome to Disney World, where's your kid? What kid are you with? Oh, I'm not with a kid. Oh, well then you can leave, freak. …”
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Lindsey Graham's recent trip to Disney World raises eyebrows as he neglects his duties during a government shutdown. Critics argue that adults without children shouldn't be at family-centric places like Disney, questioning the priorities of elected officials who seem more interested in leisure than governance. This segment dives into the absurdity of politicians prioritizing vacation over pressing national issues.
“… that for plus. But it was the situation of like, you know, you watch the episode on TV, you go to school, you talk about it. You listen to Radio Disney on the way home. You go online, you play Oliver's Treasure Hunt on Disney Channel dot com. And it just it was so easy to kind of be obsessed with this world. But I also think part of that is just the fact that part of the intrigue around her is that everyone wants to know more about the pop star and like who they are underneath. Well, that's Miley Stewart. That's what the show is about. And then one layer under that, we have Miley Cyrus, who I …”
“… I think Hannah Montana, Miley Cyrus was the first like full-blown parasocial celebrity relationship I ever had. I sent her fan mail. I was like on MileyWorld.com. Part of my lore is that I was catfish on MileyWorld.com. We saved that for plus. We saved that for plus. But it was the situation of like, you know, you watch the episode on TV, you go to school, you talk about it. You listen to Radio Disney on the way home. You go online, you play Oliver's Treasure Hunt on Disney Channel dot com. And it just it was so easy to kind of be obsessed with this world. But I also think part of that is just the fact that part of the intrigue around her is that everyone wants to know more about the pop star and like who they are underneath. Well, that's Miley Stewart. That's what the show is about. And then one layer under that, we have Miley Cyrus, who I think was and is a perfect celebrity. I think one thing I gained from this special is that she's so funny. I forget that Miley Cyrus is so funny. Hard agree. I did something really gnarly. My favorite thing to get at Panda Express was the white rice and poor Diet Coke on top. Instead of soy sauce, I use Diet Coke. It's a whole thing. She's a …”
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Hannah Montana, which premiered in March 2006, was a groundbreaking Disney Channel show that launched Miley Cyrus into superstardom. The show not only created a unique pop culture phenomenon but also fostered a deep, relatable connection for its young audience, shaping the aspirations of millions of girls. As the 20th anniversary approaches, reflections on its influence reveal how it cemented Miley's persona and comedic talent, making her a beloved figure even today.
“… story but um I remember I was we were going through a lot as a family and I was like I was offered this opportunity to be a part of like this like Disney holiday experience and I was gonna perform it was gonna be the coolest thing ever and I me and my family we're from Cali like we loved going to Disneyland growing up and my baby sister had never been a Disney World before so I was like oh my god like you know things are not so good at home I'm gonna to take my baby sister to Disney World. This is going to be amazing. I'm going to do some work, but we're going to have a good time. I do drinks …”
“Wait, as you're saying, this is literally making me think about there was a time where I, oh my God, this is gonna be really embarrassing to share. don't think I've ever shared this story but um I remember I was we were going through a lot as a family and I was like I was offered this opportunity to be a part of like this like Disney holiday experience and I was gonna perform it was gonna be the coolest thing ever and I me and my family we're from Cali like we loved going to Disneyland growing up and my baby sister had never been a Disney World before so I was like oh my god like you know things are not so good at home I'm gonna to take my baby sister to Disney World. This is going to be amazing. I'm going to do some work, but we're going to have a good time. I do drinks around the world and Epcot and have one too many. And I wake up in my hotel room and I'm like, wait, the sun hasn't even gone down yet. Like, what happened? Like I was in full panic mode, palpitations. Like I'm sweating. I'm looking at my sister. And the moment I look at her, I just start crying. And I'm like, I'm so sorry. And my sister's like …”
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In this hilarious segment, Becky G recounts a chaotic trip to Disney World where she intended to be the perfect big sister but ended up tipsy and panicking. The comedic twist comes when she realizes her friends are amused rather than upset, turning her self-criticism into a relatable moment about people-pleasing tendencies. It's a delightful reminder that sometimes, you just need to let go and enjoy the ride.
“… well. I think that the subject matter is tough. I think also looking back and we kind of got a chance to see a link of like the interstitials that Disney was doing. It was like they were really giving a place for kids to kind of soak this in and see the world as it was actually happening. And I thought it was done really well. That was my first. What about you, Will? I agree. You know, I agree. My father was in the Navy for 25 years. Might even be more than that, 30 years. uh so i mean while i know nothing of the world of being an actual sailor on the ocean and my my father was based out of he …”
“… September 11th, 2001 unfold and the ship is suddenly called into action. Sabrina, what were your early thoughts on the film? Well, I again, I was a little nervous. And of course, I, like I said, was surprisingly like, wow, it was to me done very, very well. I think that the subject matter is tough. I think also looking back and we kind of got a chance to see a link of like the interstitials that Disney was doing. It was like they were really giving a place for kids to kind of soak this in and see the world as it was actually happening. And I thought it was done really well. That was my first. What about you, Will? I agree. You know, I agree. My father was in the Navy for 25 years. Might even be more than that, 30 years. uh so i mean while i know nothing of the world of being an actual sailor on the ocean and my my father was based out of he was in he was a reservist but he was a very high rank in the reserves so he was he loved being in the military it was just the joy of his life is defending his country and so we were i grew up in connecticut and i spent a lot of time at the groton nuclear sub base so my dad like i would go there with friends and my dad would go to one of the people …”
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In the Disney Channel Original Movie 'Tiger Cruise,' Maddie's relationship with her dad is put to the test during a chaotic paper airplane contest on an aircraft carrier. As Maddie navigates her feelings of neglect, her friend Anthony's reckless behavior leads to a dangerous fall, showcasing the film's mix of teenage antics and family dynamics. This segment highlights the awkwardness of their father-daughter connection and the unexpected thrill of youth on the high seas.
“… I watched this movie so much growing up in school. It was in the heyday of DVDs. And I also feel not only is a perfect movie but also an underrated Disney movie where I feel it is a little bit millennial coded given the time it came out how we all grew up with this movie I don't believe it was the biggest Disney movie when it first came out. And when you stack it up against all the other Disney films, probably doesn't get as much attention as it deserves. But I think over time from people like me who grew up with it and now have this nostalgic factor attached to it has kind of built up a cult …”
“… Hoppers just a couple of weeks ago that I realized, man, they just don't make them like they used to. But The Incredibles is such a great franchise. and that first movie hits so hard. That is a perfect movie. The Emperor's New Groove at number four. I watched this movie so much growing up in school. It was in the heyday of DVDs. And I also feel not only is a perfect movie but also an underrated Disney movie where I feel it is a little bit millennial coded given the time it came out how we all grew up with this movie I don't believe it was the biggest Disney movie when it first came out. And when you stack it up against all the other Disney films, probably doesn't get as much attention as it deserves. But I think over time from people like me who grew up with it and now have this nostalgic factor attached to it has kind of built up a cult following, much like a goofy movie did from the 90s. I feel like The Emperor's New Groove is that of the 2000s. That is a perfect movie. At number three is My Cousin Vinny, which was another movie I hadn't watched until my brother convinced me to watch it, and I'm glad he did. I don't know if it's perfect, though. I think I would maybe feel that way …”
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In a hilarious twist, Mike suggests that if aliens landed on Earth and needed an introduction to cinema, he’d show them 'Back to the Future'—complete with its awkward love story and a DeLorean! He humorously reflects on the film's perfect mix of genres, while also diving into why 'Office Space' is a classic despite its simplicity.
“… Iran. Great. And so what is Lindsey Graham doing to support those troops and the families who are preparing to put their lives on the line? He's at Disney World. A single man with no wife or children or grandchildren has now been spotted at Disney in multiple photos. Here's one where he's pouring, I don't know, coffee, water. And there's another where he is walking around with a bubble wand, Stu. A bubble wand. How old is Lindsey Graham? 70? Look at him. There he is in the middle of Disney with a bubble wand. I'm sorry, but motherfucker, look at him. He he pushing to take all of our troops and …”
“All the reports on X, by the way, are including citing Israeli sources, are that Israel is not prepared to put one soldier's boots on the ground. It'll be all America, just American troops going boots on the ground in Iran. Great. And so what is Lindsey Graham doing to support those troops and the families who are preparing to put their lives on the line? He's at Disney World. A single man with no wife or children or grandchildren has now been spotted at Disney in multiple photos. Here's one where he's pouring, I don't know, coffee, water. And there's another where he is walking around with a bubble wand, Stu. A bubble wand. How old is Lindsey Graham? 70? Look at him. There he is in the middle of Disney with a bubble wand. I'm sorry, but motherfucker, look at him. He he pushing to take all of our troops and put them in danger so he can get off because he hasn been getting off at least not with a woman That obvious for his life And now he goes to fucking disney world while they deploy to iran and he blowing bubbles what i it is this like this seems like some sort of weird fever dream i'm in is this real are we is there really a dave am i dreaming this …”
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While American troops face deployment to Iran, Lindsey Graham is spotted enjoying himself at Disney World with a bubble wand. Critics are outraged, questioning his influence on military decisions and his apparent lack of empathy during a critical time for U.S. forces. This stark contrast between his leisure and the seriousness of the situation highlights a troubling disconnect in political responsibility.
“… they're going to your yeah oh that's so nice yeah that's so nice yeah it's fun to hear I'm just finishing my third show in Florida and I did go to Disney yesterday and that was a mistake I'm so I'm on like four hours of sleep a night and I thought I gotta just sneak to Orlando to Disney and I forgot how it makes your body feel like your bones are dust like jangled up yeah but it was pretty great yeah I I really like Orlando I have to say there's so many cute People think of it as only Disney, but there's so many cute little areas to walk around and eat and shop and whatever. This is a commercial …”
“… she should come and have the baby at the show no but no i should go yeah yeah yeah yeah you should pull up screeching yeah which room is katie in oh i i yeah i've had friends um from texas and wherever tell me that they bought tickets to your tour and they're going to your yeah oh that's so nice yeah that's so nice yeah it's fun to hear I'm just finishing my third show in Florida and I did go to Disney yesterday and that was a mistake I'm so I'm on like four hours of sleep a night and I thought I gotta just sneak to Orlando to Disney and I forgot how it makes your body feel like your bones are dust like jangled up yeah but it was pretty great yeah I I really like Orlando I have to say there's so many cute People think of it as only Disney, but there's so many cute little areas to walk around and eat and shop and whatever. This is a commercial for Orlando, Florida. Yeah. Anyway, well, that was fun. Good to see you, little cowboy. Lovely to see. Sorry, I hiccuped. Oh, yeah, you burped. Oh, you hiccuped. Okay. I burped and I said hiccup. That was a lie. I said hiccuped because I was embarrassed that I burped. Everyone knew. Yeah. Everyone knew. Here's a commercial for us on May 4th. We're …”
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In this segment, Tig hilariously admits to lying about hiccuping instead of burping, showcasing her comedic self-awareness. The banter flows as they joke about the physical toll of visiting Disney with only four hours of sleep, making for a relatable and entertaining moment.
“… sign Oh yeah where he like in front of the grave yeah Yeah, Sora was bad. The funny thing about this that we reported on when it happened was that Disney had made a $1 billion investment deal with OpenAI about Sora. Oh yeah. And Disney said, we are going to invest a billion dollars in OpenAI over X period of time. and Sora is going to be in the Disney Plus app with AI generated versions of our characters that you can just sort of scroll through on the Disney Plus app as a sort of like little Disney TikTok feature. This never launched and reportedly the Sora engineers didn't even really know that …”
“… yeah is now gone they'll probably turn those gpus towards something else that we're very excited about maybe uh but yeah no more sora yeah big day to dance on a grave i dancing boy yeah what the meme of like is giving the peace sign or the prayer sign Oh yeah where he like in front of the grave yeah Yeah, Sora was bad. The funny thing about this that we reported on when it happened was that Disney had made a $1 billion investment deal with OpenAI about Sora. Oh yeah. And Disney said, we are going to invest a billion dollars in OpenAI over X period of time. and Sora is going to be in the Disney Plus app with AI generated versions of our characters that you can just sort of scroll through on the Disney Plus app as a sort of like little Disney TikTok feature. This never launched and reportedly the Sora engineers didn't even really know that Sora was getting killed. They even put out a guidelines as to like their safety standards about Sora the day before they announced that they were killing it, which is very funny. And now that $1 billion deal is not happening. So OpenAI can't find money and now they really can't find money. I guess a billion dollars is like pocket change for them. …”
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OpenAI's financial dealings are largely illusory, with investments like Disney's $1 billion never materializing into real money.
“… on first box. New subscribers only varies by plan. An all-new season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is now streaming on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. Mom talk has just been blowing up. Whitney and Jen are on Dancing with the Stars. Taylor is a bachelorette. Saying that out loud is crazy That is huge But all the cool opportunities could pull us apart It causing issues in everyone marriage My whole world is falling apart right now It chaos Watch the Hulu original series, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Now streaming on Hulu and Hulu on Disney Plus for bundle subscribers. Terms apply. This …”
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In a hilarious debate, the hosts question the artistic value of modern music and art, claiming that today's generation doesn't appreciate true artistry. The standout moment comes when they mock the simplicity of Bad Bunny's album cover, comparing it to a mundane scene with 'two chairs and a banana,' showcasing their comedic disdain for contemporary culture.
“picture and like she'd do everything but flash we're like oh it's disney tone it down yeah that doesn't really go with the disney theme it was epcot yes that's disney but that's the around the world one where everybody drinks at it oh got it yeah did you stay for the fireworks at disney there wasn't ones at that one we did it the magic kingdom oh is it magic kingdom that has them baser wanted to do it coach i felt like a predator the whole time yeah because i was in florida for a couple times for soccer tournaments …”
“picture and like she'd do everything but flash we're like oh it's disney tone it down yeah that doesn't really go with the disney theme it was epcot yes that's disney but that's the around the world one where everybody drinks at it oh got it yeah did you stay for the fireworks at disney there wasn't ones at that one we did it the magic kingdom oh is it magic kingdom that has them baser wanted to do it coach i felt like a predator the whole time yeah because i was in florida for a couple times for soccer tournaments as an adult and becky and joe they were married they lived in florida they worked at disney and they lived close by and i went by there and i saw from their front porch you could just watch the fireworks it was awesome yeah they do a huge show almost comparable to nashville yeah and then they moved back to houston so now they don't have that house …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts recount their chaotic cruise experience, from missing fireworks to dodging questions while grabbing breakfast. The funniest moment comes when one host describes how he perfected the art of buffet dodging to avoid awkward conversations, all while looking like a hungover mess.
“… in the distance a rooster announces the day with all the authority of a town crier who's never learned subtlety This property is where Walter Elias Disney spent his boyhood Though calling him Walter feels a bit like putting a top hat on a scarecrow Technically correct but missing something essential about the spirit underneath The farm itself sprawls across 45 acres of gentle Missouri countryside and if you watch closely, you'll spot a young boy crouch near the barn, completely absorbed in watching a spider construct its web. He's not supposed to be here. There are chores waiting, animals that …”
“You're standing on a farm outside Marceline, Missouri, in the early 1900s, where the air smells of turned earth and possibility. The morning sun hasn't quite burned off the dew and somewhere in the distance a rooster announces the day with all the authority of a town crier who's never learned subtlety This property is where Walter Elias Disney spent his boyhood Though calling him Walter feels a bit like putting a top hat on a scarecrow Technically correct but missing something essential about the spirit underneath The farm itself sprawls across 45 acres of gentle Missouri countryside and if you watch closely, you'll spot a young boy crouch near the barn, completely absorbed in watching a spider construct its web. He's not supposed to be here. There are chores waiting, animals that need tending, and a father whose temperament runs toward the practical and the stern. But the web holds him captive, this geometric miracle appearing strand by impossible strand, and he's wondering if anyone has ever tried to capture this particular magic on paper. Elias Disney, Walt's father, carries disappointment the way other men carry pocket …”
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Walt Disney's early life on a Missouri farm shaped his creative spirit and artistic ambitions. As a boy, he found inspiration in the natural world, captivated by a spider's web while navigating a strict household. This blend of curiosity and imagination would later fuel his legendary career in animation and storytelling.
“… member for review. End-to-end automation, all the way from bug detection to pull request. So join the millions of devs and companies like Claude and Disney Plus who use Sentry to move faster. Check them out at S-E-N-T-R-Y dot I-O slash twist and use the code twist for $240 in century credits. Is that founders that are seeking their first check from your fund? Or are you thinking about companies that are more like series B, series C and aren't evolving to meet the moment? Both. So we have definitely had conversations within our existing portfolio where the companies are further along. They've got a …”
“… data. And because it has context, it spots buggy code before that code ruins your entire day. Plus, Sentry works alongside coding agents like Cursor, passing along an idea for a fix that can then be applied to your code base and sent to a human team member for review. End-to-end automation, all the way from bug detection to pull request. So join the millions of devs and companies like Claude and Disney Plus who use Sentry to move faster. Check them out at S-E-N-T-R-Y dot I-O slash twist and use the code twist for $240 in century credits. Is that founders that are seeking their first check from your fund? Or are you thinking about companies that are more like series B, series C and aren't evolving to meet the moment? Both. So we have definitely had conversations within our existing portfolio where the companies are further along. They've got a built out team. And then now it's like, OK, we're kind of in this weird dichotomy where maybe some of their existing engineers are not going to make it. And that's that's actually really tough. And then there's also this dichotomy of, OK, I have these people, but now who do I hire next? Do I hire someone? Do I have to kind of change what this …”
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Sentry's AI-powered debugging agent, Sear, is transforming how developers tackle bugs by analyzing actual data instead of making guesses. This innovation allows teams to focus on creating new features rather than getting bogged down in debugging, making it essential for startups to embrace these advancements to stay competitive in a changing landscape.
“… of food do they have? And she said, well, it's weird. It's like Japanese and Italian fusion. And I was like, they shouldn't do that. likewise this disney and christianity fusion it shouldn't be done be a christian swing for the fences fucking knock yourself out go to your bibbidi boppity do all tongue talking swing for the fences go triple trump do fucking all of it and likewise go disney go wear your little ears go on your little cruise go a million times but the fusion of things that shouldn't really be fused. I've had it with that. But I, and I read from this and maybe I read into this, that …”
“Why? This is like, you know what this is like? There's a restaurant across the street from the gym I work out at and it looks really cute. And so I asked this girl that I work out with, that restaurant looks good. What kind of food do they have? And she said, well, it's weird. It's like Japanese and Italian fusion. And I was like, they shouldn't do that. likewise this disney and christianity fusion it shouldn't be done be a christian swing for the fences fucking knock yourself out go to your bibbidi boppity do all tongue talking swing for the fences go triple trump do fucking all of it and likewise go disney go wear your little ears go on your little cruise go a million times but the fusion of things that shouldn't really be fused. I've had it with that. But I, and I read from this and maybe I read into this, that she's trying to make money, organizing people to go to Disney. I think so too. Disney ministry. So this is a group at the end of the fucking day, instead of just saying, Hey, I'm so good at taking you through Disney. If you want to get through Disney quick and see all the sites. I'm your girl. She's trying to hoodwink you into this whole, it's a …”
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The fusion of Disney culture and Christianity is a perplexing trend that should not exist, as discussed in this segment. The speaker critiques a Disney ministry that masquerades as a helpful guide while capitalizing on the enthusiasm of bored churchgoers, drawing parallels to pyramid schemes. This commentary explores the absurdity of mixing these two distinct worlds and the motivations behind such ventures.
“… do it now. So if you want to be able to buy anything, say like booze or whatever on the island, you have to have this little bracelet, kind of like Disney World or something, right? And they suggested you put at least $300 for each day that you're going to be at the festival in the hopes that people would just start loading their wristbands up. And I think it worked to some degree, but there was no amount of cash coming in at this point to cover what the investors had put in and apparently even to cover anything that the festival had delivered except for there is a place in the Bahamas that we …”
“… in from what I can tell. He came up with another idea. He's like, okay, we need a new instant form of cash flow. How about this? We'll say that you have to use an RFID bracelet to spend money there and you have to preload money on it and you better do it now. So if you want to be able to buy anything, say like booze or whatever on the island, you have to have this little bracelet, kind of like Disney World or something, right? And they suggested you put at least $300 for each day that you're going to be at the festival in the hopes that people would just start loading their wristbands up. And I think it worked to some degree, but there was no amount of cash coming in at this point to cover what the investors had put in and apparently even to cover anything that the festival had delivered except for there is a place in the Bahamas that we will try to get you to and when you show up, that place will be there. And it will be lit. Yeah, ill. All right. So the festival is very close to, you know, the date is impending. And people start noticing, tickets holders start noticing, like, you know what? I haven't seen anything on Instagram. Like, you know, usually when there's something like …”
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The Fyre Festival, a luxury music festival in the Bahamas, quickly turned into a disaster as organizers failed to deliver on promises. Despite selling numerous tickets, the event faced severe logistical issues, including last-minute cancellations by artists like Blink-182 and a lack of accommodations for attendees. As chaos unfolded, employees struggled to set up amidst a rainstorm, leaving behind soggy mattresses and dashed hopes.
“Disney finally has a new CEO. Josh DeMauro officially took the helm on Wednesday, stepping in at a difficult time for the company. External risks, including the war in Iran, weigh on its tourism business, its studio business faces headwinds, and of course, its linear assets continue to decline. Just as an example, after four years of steady ratings gains, the Oscars stumbled last Sunday with viewership on ABC falling 9% from a year earlier. So Scott, …”
“Disney finally has a new CEO. Josh DeMauro officially took the helm on Wednesday, stepping in at a difficult time for the company. External risks, including the war in Iran, weigh on its tourism business, its studio business faces headwinds, and of course, its linear assets continue to decline. Just as an example, after four years of steady ratings gains, the Oscars stumbled last Sunday with viewership on ABC falling 9% from a year earlier. So Scott, Josh DeMauro has taken over as of last week. He has, you know, a steep road ahead. What would be your advice to the CEO? How would you get Disney back on track at this point? I think they should merge with Netflix. I think that this is a business that's consolidating that requires so much heft. I don't think that's a good idea if I were the head of …”
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Disney's new CEO, Josh DeMauro, faces significant challenges, including declining ratings and external pressures like the war in Iran. To revive the company, Scott Galloway suggests a radical merger with Netflix, envisioning a powerhouse that combines Disney's family-friendly parks and content with Netflix's popular IP. This strategy could redefine the future of entertainment and stabilize Disney's stock, which has stagnated for years.
“Let's shift gears and talk about Disney. They are about to enter a new era. Josh DiMauro is taking over as CEO today from Bob Iger. Josh DeMauro has been with Disney for 28 years. He most recently ran the Parks and Experience division, which is now Disney's main profit engine. After seeing how much it costs to go to Disney World that kind of checks out The official handoff of power is happening at Disney shareholder meeting this afternoon where DeMauro will make his first public …”
“Let's shift gears and talk about Disney. They are about to enter a new era. Josh DiMauro is taking over as CEO today from Bob Iger. Josh DeMauro has been with Disney for 28 years. He most recently ran the Parks and Experience division, which is now Disney's main profit engine. After seeing how much it costs to go to Disney World that kind of checks out The official handoff of power is happening at Disney shareholder meeting this afternoon where DeMauro will make his first public remarks as CEO And I gotta say, he's inheriting a pretty messy situation at Disney. I mean, sure, the parks and experience division is crushing it. Disney also has some momentum in streaming, but the overall media landscape is not great. The people continue to cut the cord, which is leading to a decline in Disney's traditional TV business. Also, people …”
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Disney's newly appointed CEO, Josh DiMauro, is stepping into a turbulent landscape as he takes over from Bob Iger. With the stock down 50% since 2021 and challenges in both traditional TV and movie attendance, investors are hopeful that DiMauro can reignite growth amidst these obstacles.
“… Start selling on Depop where taste recognizes taste Payment processing fees and boosting fees still apply See website for details On December 12th, Disney Plus invites you to go behind the scenes with Taylor Swift in an exclusive six-episode docuseries. I wanted to give something to the fans that they didn't expect. The only thing left is to close the book. The end of an era. and don't miss taylor swift the era's tour the final show featuring for the first time the tortured poets department streaming december 12th only on disney plus yeah you know i was supposed to start med school this year i do …”
“… list them in minutes with no selling fees. Because somewhere, a dad refuses to pay full price for the clothes his kids will outgrow tomorrow. And he's ready to buy your son's entire wardrobe right now Consider your future growth bird budget secured Start selling on Depop where taste recognizes taste Payment processing fees and boosting fees still apply See website for details On December 12th, Disney Plus invites you to go behind the scenes with Taylor Swift in an exclusive six-episode docuseries. I wanted to give something to the fans that they didn't expect. The only thing left is to close the book. The end of an era. and don't miss taylor swift the era's tour the final show featuring for the first time the tortured poets department streaming december 12th only on disney plus yeah you know i was supposed to start med school this year i do know that about you so like jesus what a horror yeah that would have been that's not you in my opinion that's not this timeline you I was supposed to be a lawyer. What? You a doctor, me a lawyer? A power couple for sure, but... Oh, yeah, that's where we started. I do think we could be a couple. Do you think that you could have a beard and sell it? …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts reflect on their life choices, joking about how one was supposed to be a doctor while the other a lawyer, forming a power couple. The absurdity escalates as they humorously discuss the concept of 'selling' their straightness, likening it to a super Christian's delusion among atheists, making for a laugh-out-loud moment of self-deprecation and absurdity.
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