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Annie and Dan start this ep, like most eps, with a rundown of the weekly Disney news, this time including the crazy lines at Princess Fairytale Hall, a new "aviation themed" restaurant at Disney Springs, Disney being a great place to work, and also a 'disappointing place to visit', and the extended "wind down" hours created for some popular Epcot restaurants. 

Next they dive into their "Watchin' Stuff" segments where they go DEEP in the breakdown of the Dancing With the Stars Disney Themed Episode. 

Lastly, they each talk about Disney-Related YouTube clips they sent to each other, and they also talk (with at least some shame) about some Disney Porn that Dan found.

Some people have a routine of eating two eggs for breakfast, reading the news and brushing their teeth before heading to work; Meryl Streep has a routine of getting Oscar nominations. She's earned her 18th with August: Osage County, and to celebrate her cultural dominance we'll speak with Karina Longworth, author of "Meryl Streep: Anatomy of an Actor" about Streep's rich career arc.

Plus, Geoff will answer three of your screenwriting questions, we'll finally reveal who won the Prestige-Off and Rob Hunter will give us the movies from Sundance to keep on our radar.

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This week on the InSession Film Podcast: Extra Film segment, we have our very first special guest (outside our wonderful funder Brandi Woodrum) as Rythemovieguy from the CinemaJaw Podcast drops by to help defend August: Osage County and explain why it's a great film. There's no doubt the movie is filled with outstanding performances, but does the narrative seem to work and fit with all the outsanding actors? That's the debate that JD and Ryan have on this special Extra Film review. 

In this episode we discuss The Simpsons honoring Miyazaki, Michel Gagne's new movie, a couple new trailers, another "trick" competition to scheme animators to work for free and Meryl Streep's character attack of someone long since dead at an award show for someone completely different sitting right there in the audience. It's been a weird week. We also find out that PAT IS A RAPPER. Learn something new every day.

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Robert J. Sherman talks about his father, Robert B. Sherman of the Sherman Brothers, on this week's episode of Mousetalgia. In honor of "Moose," the recently published autobiography by Robert B. Sherman, his son Robbie (who edited the book) talks to Mousetalgia this week about his father and his writings over a lifetime that came together to create his compelling, literary autobiography. Robbie talks about "A Spoonful of Sherman," a cabaret show celebrating the Sherman family music, and discusses how his father went about creating some of his most memorable music, including songs from "The Jungle Book" and the original anthem for humankind, "It's a Small World." Robbie also shares his views on Disney's "Saving Mr. Banks," as "Moose" was used as an important research tool for the development of the film; and he also discusses Meryl Streep's recent claim that Walt Disney was anti-Semetic. Also - Team Mousetalgia hosts our own discussion of Streep's comments, and respond to this latest high-profile example of the recurring accusations of Walt Disney's sexism, racism and bigotry. Plus - Mary Blair's art is coming to the Walt Disney Family Museum, and Mousetalgia has a special role in the upcoming exhibit!

In this podcast, recorded September 23rd, Erik, Kenneth and Dave talk about TIFF, 12 Years a Slave and Grace of Monaco's screening and move to 2014. There's also a very special AwardsWatch announcement so stick around to the end to hear it!

Actress, writer, and co-creator of the webseries Single Siblings Meryl Hathaway talks to Preston and Topher about being an actor or actress and how to get in shape.  Apparantly milk isn't great for girls, but popcorn covered in mustard is.  You'll have to listen to understand...

Actress, writer, and co-creator of the webseries Single Siblings Meryl Hathaway talks to Preston and Topher about being an actor or actress and how to get in shape.  Apparantly milk isn't great for girls, but popcorn covered in mustard is.  You'll have to listen to understand...

Boston area film critics Steve Head and John Black discuss the new films CONTRABAND and director Ti West's THE INNKEEPERS.

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A Dingo got my Creamie!  We are joined by our first in-studio guest, our sassy friend from down under, Wendy Cameron.  This week the battle continues; Creamies vs. Cream Puffs.  We discuss the top 5 actors of the decade and Wendy's run in with the "Angel who wears Prada".  Whitney's dying,  Elizabethian porn actors, figure skating plus Vera Wang doesn't always equal gay and here kitty kitty cooking.  "That is all".