Episodes

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill share a lengthy interview with David Bess of Walt Disney Animation Studios & Shannon Mills of Skywalker Sound

Drew Tailor & Jim Hill talk about what Adult Swim their recent animated show “Tuca & Bertie' and discuss why the audience for feature-length animated films maybe isn’t quite ready to return to their local multiplex

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill reveal what Disney+’s new “Monsters at Work” animated series has in common with “Planes: Fire & Rescue”

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill talk with Enrico Casarosa & Andrea Warren about the challenges of making a full length animated feature during a pandemic.

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill look at the 2002 film that inspired “Spirit Riding Free” & “Spirit Untamed”

Drew Taylor talk about the “Walt Disney Studios and World War II” exhibition at the Walt Disney Family Museum

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill talk about Steven Spielberg’s complicated relationship with the Walt Disney Company

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill look back at when walk-around versions of the Disney characters were rushed into EPCOT Center’s Future World section back in 1985

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill discuss how “Vivo” went from being a DreamWorks Animation project to a Sony Picture Animation release that will soon be showing up on Netflix

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill take an in-depth look at the performance capture films that ImageMovers Digital produced

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill talk about a pair of pachyderm-based animated features that never made it into a theater near you.

Drew Tailor & Jim Hill share what Adult Swim did this year on April Fools Day

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by talking about how Disney Studios’ latest readjustment of its theatrical release schedule will impact Pixar’s “Luca.” They then look back at how WDAS’ “Meet the Robinsons” c...

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s episode by talking about the 700th episode of “The Simpsons.” They then look back at Disney Television Animation’s plans for its “TaleSpin” series Learn more about your ad choices....

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s episode by discussing which animated features & shorts were nominated for Academy Awards this year. Then Drew shares what he learned from reading the screenplay for Disney’s never-...

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by discussing why the Golden Globes recognized Kemp Powers as the co-director of Pixar’s “Soul” just five hours before that awards ceremony. They also talked about who just go...

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by marveling at how “The Croods: A New Age” (which was originally released to theaters back in November of last year) is still at the top of the box office. Drew then shares h...

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by explaining why animation fans should really give Disney’s “Cruella” a chance. They then talk with “Tom & Jerry” director Tim Story about what it took to create a modern-day...

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill talk about Disney’s decision to shutter Blue Sky Studios & about Netflix’s ongoing efforts to challenge the Mouse’s domination when it comes to animation

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill look back at how Pixar genuinely struggled to find a fitting comeuppance for the villain in 2009’s “Up”

Drew & Jim talk with writer / director Taylor Meacham & producer Jeff Hermann about how DWA’s latest short was developed.

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill first talk about Season 3 of Matt Groening’s “Disenchantment” on Netflix. They then discuss the “Soul” international dubbing controversy and why it’s important to remember when this Pete Docter movie was originally supposed to be released.

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by talking about how Pete Docter appears to be stepping away from directing films for Pixar Animation Studios. They also explain why the theatrical release of “Bob’s Burger: The Movie” will be a somewhat bittersweet experience for the folks at Bento…

Drew Taylor & Jim Hill talk about how many of the animated features are hopefully headed into theaters in 2021. Then Drew takes a look back at the development of Disney’s “The Emperor’s New Groove”