But MOSTLY Disney

Each week we will chat a little about mostly Disney, see what I did there, topics! Maybe some history, a little trivia, what we love and maybe even what could improve a little...but I do want to stay pretty positive about things! I'd love to make you the center of attention so please reach out and let me know what you'd like to talk about. The main goal is to share my love of All Things Disney with the World!!!

But MOSTLY Disney is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #74

  74 - The Mai-Kai: Fort Lauderdale's Tiki Temple, Reborn

  Aug 7, 20261h 6mS1

  Since 1956, the Mai-Kai has been the crown jewel of Polynesian Pop — a mid-century marvel of flaming volcanoes, hula dancers, and rum-soaked cocktails hidden in plain sight in Fort Lauderdale. After a four-year, $20+ million restoration, it reopened its doors in November 2024, and this episode digs into what makes it so special.We're joined by Jim "Hurricane" Hayward of The Atomic Grog, the go-to source for everything Mai-Kai since 2020 and a fixture of the Tiki scene through his work with The Hukilau. Hurricane walks us through the restaurant's storied history, the mammoth restoration effort, and why this Fort Lauderdale institution matters so much to Tiki culture — plus a few cocktail recommendations for when you visit.Grab a Mai-Tai and settle in — this one's mostly Disney, but very much Tiki.

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  Episode #73

  Episode 73 — The One with Jeremy Stein from Main Street Magic

  Aug 1, 20261h 5mS1

  This week Andrew are I are joined by Jeremy Stein, who co-hosts the Main Street Magic podcast with his wife Rhonda — closing in on their ninth anniversary and 900th episode of covering the parks from two hours down the road in St. Augustine. Jeremy also opens up about his recovery memoir, Still Loud, Now Clear, chronicling his first 18 months of sobriety, which Tater (sober over 22 years himself) calls one of his favorite reads of the year. The crew digs into Disney quietly pulling its zero-proof Lyre's mocktails property-wide, mourns festival foods that never made it to a permanent menu (RIP the Food & Wine Spam bowl), speculates about what's actually going to be on the menu at the new Harryhausen's, and debates whether Carousel of Progress-style change is coming for the "untouchable" rides next. Funny, a little reflective, and mostly Disney — plus a first look at next week's guest, tiki historian Jim Hayward.

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  But MOSTLY Disney

  Episode 72 - Ask Zac Brown if Momentum is Right for You!

  Jul 29, 20261h 6m

  This week Tater and Andrew sit down with Zac Brown of Zac Brown Creative Solutions — video editor, podcast producer, and now published author — for an unscripted ramble through what it actually takes to start (and stick with) a creative passion project. Zac shares his Disney origin story, from his grandfather's shoulder-mounted VHS camcorder to shooting minor league baseball to his new memoir, An Accidental Education. The crew talks Lou Mongello's Momentum retreat and the found-family energy of the Disney creator community, debates three handheld fans on air, and revisits the show's most important recurring segment: ranking Walt Disney World's best (and worst) water fountains. Funny, a little sentimental, and mostly Disney.

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  Episode #71

  Episode 70 - We Almost Talk About Boats with Jim Smith

  Jul 24, 20261h 6mS1

  We planned a focused episode on the history of Disney watercraft — the Friendship boats, the Magic Kingdom ferries, the Sassagoula riverboats — and ended up in a wandering, wonderful roundtable covering Disney World, Universal Orlando, theme park food, and Disney trivia along the way. Jim Smith, Disney super fan and writer of several Disney articles, joined us this week to talk Disney boats but ended up chatting about Disney and Universal comparisons, Disney park food, and everything in between. If you love Disney park history, Walt Disney World planning talk, and unscripted conversations between people who've spent way too much time thinking about theme parks, this one's for you. Mostly Disney. Occasionally focused. Always fun.

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  But MOSTLY Disney

  Episode 69 - The Sound of Music with Bohn, James Bohn

  Jul 20, 20261h 15m

  This week we're chatting about all the music of Disney — from classic scores to the tunes that make the parks and films feel like home. Our special guest is James Bohn, author of Music in Disney's Animated Features and a composer and scholar who's spent years digging through the Disney archives to trace how music shapes the studio's storytelling. It's a deep, fun conversation about the songs, scores, and composers behind the magic. Andrew's taking the night off, so our good buddy Hawk steps in to co-host, while Tater joins from an undisclosed location in Florida, fresh off a family trip to Disney World. Expect the usual mix of Disney knowledge, banter, and a few tangents along the way. Thanks for listening to But MOSTLY Disney — if you enjoy the show, subscribe, leave a review, and join us live for the next episode.

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