Honey, We Made a Disney Podcast

Two dads, Eddie and J.B., take a nostalgic look at the Disney movies they grew up with as they watch them now with their kids. Friends since first grade, J.B. and Eddie share funny stories of childhood and fatherhood all while looking back at Disney movies. Honey, we made a Disney Podcast will have you laughing and reminiscing at the movies we grew up with.

Honey, We Made a Disney Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 203 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.

Unknown Host hosts Honey, We Made a Disney Podcast, a tv show with 203 episodes published.

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  Episode #204

  204. D23 2026

  Aug 18, 20261h 16m

  Eddie and J.B. return after a long break to unpack a jam-packed D23: new movies (Frozen 3, Tangled live-action, Coco's sequel, Incredibles 3), big Star Wars and Marvel news, Bob Iger becoming a Disney Legend the same week he bought the Lakers, and a stacked parks slate topped by Villains Land, a Yeti fix at Expedition Everest, and the long-awaited return of Dream Finder and Figment to Journey Into Imagination. Intro 00:00 Entertainment News: 12:05 Parks & Experiences: 45:35 Story time: 01:13:00

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  Episode #202

  202. Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008)

  Apr 29, 202656 min

  Two gringos from Indiana review Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008) this week. A pampered Chihuahua, a pinball tour of Mexican geography, some deeply questionable Spanish, and a secret Aztec ruin full of dogs. Eddie brings the fluent Spanish perspective, and it does not help the film's case. Then in Disney News: D'Amaro confirms Disney is keeping ESPN and the guys break down why. Plus, Disney's new "Infinity Vision" screen certification — which is very much not Imax — sparks a deeper conversation about premium movie formats and what's worth the splurge this summer.

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  Episode #201

  201. Tinkerbell (2008)

  Apr 15, 202645 min

  J.B. and Eddie head to Pixie Hollow this week to review Tinkerbell (2008). Disney's second most iconic character finally gets her own voice and her own world — and the guys make the case that it works better than expected. They also dig into the surprisingly fascinating backstory of the Disney Fairies franchise, how the Princess merchandising boom created it, and how Frozen killed it. Then in Disney News: Disney's latest layoffs under new CEO Josh D'Amaro, James Cameron's candid comments about Avatar as a fading "cultural force," a Star Wars at the Sphere rumor that has J.B. ready to book flights, and a Hollywood Reporter piece on "hope-core" — the cultural shift toward optimistic storytelling that Hoppers and Project Hail Mary are leading.

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  Episode #200

  200. The Great Disney Draft

  Apr 8, 20261h 23m

  200 episodes in, and J.B. and Eddie are celebrating the only way they know how — by turning Disney fandom into a full-blown fantasy draft. Inspired by their love of sports drafts and the great Disney adults vs. sports fans debate, the guys compete across five categories, pulling from the entire Walt Disney Studios, Disney Animation, and Pixar catalog to build out their ultimate rosters. Who will they choose?

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  Episode #199

  199. Wall-E (2008)

  Apr 1, 20261h 1m

  J.B. and Eddie are out of the vault and over the moon for this one. This week the guys review Pixar's Wall-E (2008) — a film that somehow delivers sharp environmental and social commentary, a sweeping romance, and some of the best physical comedy in Pixar history, all with barely any dialogue. Is it the most underrated film in the Pixar canon? The guys make a strong case, and debate where Wall-E ranks among cinema's greatest robots. Then in Disney News: the new class of Disney Legends is announced ahead of D23 — and it's a fascinating mix of animators, voice actors, Imagineers, and a couple of familiar faces with movies coming out this summer. Plus, Avengers: Doomsday continues to raise eyebrows as Imax hands its screens to Dune: Messiah , and Disney's newly relaunched Adventure World at Disneyland Paris is turning heads with some jaw-dropping robotics. The We Call It Imagineering series on Disney+ is required viewing.

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