princess diaries

On this episode, we are thrilled to introduce you to the legendary author Meg Cabot!

Meg Cabot’s 80+ books for both adults and tweens/teens have included multiple #1 New York Times bestsellers, with more than 25-million copies sold worldwide. Her PRINCESS DIARIES series has been published in more than 38 countries and was made into two hit films by Disney. Meg’s numerous other award-winning books include the MEDIATOR series, the Heather Wells mystery series, and AVALON HIGH, which was adapted as a film for Disney Channel. Meg joins us from her home in Key West to discuss her latest adult rom-com ENCHANTED TO MEET YOU (Avon Books, Sept 5), which is the first installment in her brand-new Witches of West Harbor series.

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Hi there and welcome to Episode 1! Today we are talking about the first volume of the Princess Diaries Series and some thoughts while re-reading the book after 17 years.

Time to jump ahead: 23:04

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Further Reading for Psychological Patriarchy:

The Psychology of Women Under the Patriarchy- an anthology from Holly F. Mathews and Adriana Manago

How can I get through to you?  and I don’t want to talk about it -by Terrance Real (great male perspective on the issue)

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Get your body glitter and butterfly clips ready because hosts Mary and Kelsey are sharing their top bops from the early aughts, fun facts behind the music, and an update on where your favorite one-hit wonders from Y2K are now. 

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Thanks to The Princess Diaries, we all held out a tiny bit of hope that we'd receive news any day that we were also secretly the heir to the throne of a fictional European nation. Anna and Abigail discuss whether they're team Josh or Michael, and debate whether Lilly was a bad friend.

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Mandy Moore reflects on the shocking Pearson family conversation in the latest "This is Us" episode, "Taboo," and teases what's coming up as the series finale nears. (Hint: Big Three trilogy episodes, Kate and Toby's relationship, Rebecca's final goodbye, and a pastrami sandwich.) Plus, what you can expect from her directorial debut, her parting words for Rebecca Pearson, and a blast from her past pop star life.  To read a full transcript of this interview, please visit the episode page at latimes.com.

This week in “The Rom-Com Room,” Kendra and Mercedes nerd it up about the star studded movie about the loveliest day, VALENTINE’S DAY. Get ready for some hard-hitting facts, like how the entire PRINCESS DIARIES cast is in this movie, who used up all the bronzer in A STAR IS BORN, and some more EUPHORIA breadcrumbs (you’re welcome). 

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You know what they say: while the Justin's away, the ladies will play! Yes after last week's overflow of masculinity, we thought the only way to balance it out was to fight that energy back with a Ladies Night...and also Adam.  A girl's Middle School Sleepover party that Adam was invited to observe...for scientific reasons. This week, Queen Mia meets another possible suitor through Facebook, as we are joined by Guest Host Jillian Laganelli, and special guests Jessica Ma and Alexandra Grabowski. If you liked this episode, check out previous ones from Season 3 and follow us on Instagram @pitchthispod and Twitter @pitch_this_pod for more antics and behind the scenes content.

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"Crossover podcasts are cooooool"--Marnie from Halloweentown, shaking her head from side to side.

Well, we did it. Our first major crossover event here at The Trident Network Podcast Multiverse. This week, we had on Al&Val (Allie Ring and Val Agnew) from Triden't DCOMmentaries, a podcast about every single Disney Channel Original Movie, to talk about which first era DCOM actor is really the best. All of your classic favorites are in this one, so we look forward to a tight race. Tangents include but aren't limited to: Allie's life as a soul trapped inside a doll, Trent's inability to pronounce "Kirsten," and whether or not Melissa Joan Hart is Sabrina or Clarissa in your mind's eye.

Voting schedule:
Elite Eight: Monday 11/1, Tuesday 11/2
Final Four: Wednesday 11/3
Championship: Thursday 11/4
Winner revealed on a brand new episode on Friday 11/5!

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And here's a link to Allie and Val's podcast page! Check them out!!

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She joins Kiersten + Erin to chat changing dreams, finding a seat at the table, and making sure she mattress surfs down a flight of stairs in a castle alongside Julie Andrews. Because, duh.

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Strap yourselves in guys, because we have a jam packed episode for you!  More news than ever before, with cast announcements, production updates and sneak peaks, 12 Trailers to discuss, 2 huge new box office movies to review and a very special look back at The Princess Diaries 20 years on!
Featured this week: Marvel's Hawkeye, Disney, Clerks 3, Lord of The Rings, Sam Rockwell, Saoirse Ronan, Margot Robbie, Greta Gerwig, the new Scorsese film, DC's Blue Beetle, Cobra Kai, Ghostbusters Afterlife, Dune, Shang-Chi, King Richard starring Will Smith, House of Gucci, Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, Jared Leto, Lin Manuel Miranda, James McAvoy, Cinderella starring Camila Cabello, HE's All That, Stephen Amell, The Suicide Squad and Jungle Cruise Reviews!

Marissa chats with Emiko Jean about her contemporary romance - TOKYO EVER AFTER - as well as channeling your inner teen to write an authentic (and potentially hilarious) protagonist; developing a romance around two characters who are polar opposites, and watching the sparks fly; casting off the idea that we only get "one shot" at a publishing career, and how to pivot after a post-debut rejection; and some tips for researching cultures and places in order to bring authenticity to your contemporary settings.

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Brooke and Katie are a little late with this week's episode but better that than never, right? We react to the breaking news of Josh Duggar's arrest with no bail, realize that IBS warriors are all hot, and wait with anticipation for the release of BTS' upcoming single, Butter. We also talk about Justin Bieber's dreadlocks, the Oscars flopping, and our small selection of movies that never get old for us. We also discuss 90s/early 2000s country and Chr*stian music slapping, and how humiliating it is to show people your crush.

Give em' the ol' razzle dazzle! Rachel and Christie deep dive into the world of Broadway musicals. They discuss why Twilight should be made into a musical, give tips on how to get $20 show tickets, and explain why Wicked the Musical is above all the rest. Listen to see if their musical rankings line up with yours.

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In this episode we discuss renting movies off of Youtube, the days of Limewire, our love of Razr scooters, Olivia's controversial anti-Genovian stance, the undeniable chemistry between Joe and the Queen, taking 23&me tests to score secret grandmas and grandpas, the iconic makeup look of stark black eyeliner on the bottom, Canada's Wonderland folklore, being an a-Paolo-gist, Pure Periwinkle ASMR, the Pogo vs. corn dog debate, blow-up furniture and MUCH MUCH MORE!!!

"She is probably the most resilient person I know." -- Emma Walton Hamilton

This week, Katie talks with Emma Walton Hamilton, daughter of the extraordinary Julie Andrews, about her mom's difficult childhood and her determination to give her own children stability and, above all, constant love.

Julie Andrews's two memoirs, Home, and Home Work, are at once heartbreaking and awe-inspiring. While reading the books in preparation for the interview, Katie toggled between listening to Julie's narration, and reading. She was struck by how differently she absorbed the material depending on the medium. That is, when she heard Julie's familiar voice, so thoroughly had she absorbed the calming effect of that voice over the years, she found it hard to feel the darkness of the material.

Emma speaks about her mother's innocence, well into adulthood, a true surprise given the effect that parts of her childhood could have had on her.

Emma and her mother have written more than 30 children's books together, and they co-host the podcast Julie's Library.



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Music by Andrea Perry
Producer: Alice Hudson
Intern: Rosie Manock

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Dani Rucker generously supplied the beautiful rendition of You Are My Sunshine. Thank you, Dani!

In this episode we discuss Anne Hathaway's "je ne sais quoi" hate-able qualities (Hathaway-heads don't "@" us!!!), click bait about celeb transformations, watching The Swan as a family, mini vans with DVD players, our irrational phobia of teens, the best makeover scene of all time, spiting your peers by being a secret princess, Maddy's conspiracy theories about why Olivia doesn't remember anything, the lyrics of the Fresh Prince theme song, where in the world is Erik von Detten, getting typecast as a waiter, Goosebumps, and just ultimately how obnoxious Anne Hathaway is (please, we're begging you, don't "@" us!!!).

It's Supercalifragilisticextra-DIVA-docious! This week Allen sits down with actress, host, and VO artist Reba Buhr (@reba.buhr) to discuss the eternal guardian of happy endings (and not the sexual kind): Dame Julie Andrews! For many of us (aka theater kids), we grew up with Mary Poppins and Sound of Music in our households, and that's where Reba got the Julie bug. She even surfed Ebay when it first started for all the Julie paraphernalia she could get her hands on. We're talking full cork board, red string, overstuffed folders with pictures falling out type behavior. We gush over Julie's voice. It's pure perfection. And her energy. She's a mother AND a model?! I mean, come on! Her biggest diva moment: winning the Oscar for Mary Poppins the year Audrey Hepburn replaced her in My Fair Lady. Julie then went on to withdraw her name from Tony nominations for Victor Victoria because her cast was overlooked. What a gem! Sadly though that was the show she lost her voice on. But there are so many recordings, and she's such a star, Reba legitimately DOES NOT NEED TO DEFEND HER. We dive deep into Star! and The Americanization of Emily. James Garner's performance in the latter gave Reba... feelings. Finally we get to Julie's next act which is, drum roll... a new Shonda Rhimes Show called Bridgerton! We can't wait. Come worship with us!