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Caitlin and Ira sneak backstage with A Goofy Movie.

Episode Notes

Goofy, everyone's favorite single dad, takes Caitlin and Ira on a road trip across America! What do they discover along the way? A beloved cartoon! This '90s classic is so relatable and charming, even if it thinks it's too cool for school.

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Caitlin and Ira pack up their ukuleles and hop aboard with Steamboat Willie.

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Walt Disney's 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie take Caitlin and Ira down a river cartoon history. After eighteen episodes, the Disney Feelings have finally arrived! The United States National Film Registry deemed this cartoon "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" and it turns out we agree.

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Caitlin and Ira merge onto the path of peril with Onward.

Episode Notes

Pixar's suburban fantasy film Onward is the quest of the day for Caitlin and Ira. Together they set forth to discuss a cartoon that poses the question: "What if you could spend one last magical day with your father? Oh, also your father is just pants."

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Caitlin and Ira embark on a quest to rid Middle Earth of that darn Ring.

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Gandalf is back! And this time he's brought stoner fantasy director Ralph Bakshi with him! In this episode we venture into the 1978 adaptation of JRR Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings; an animated oddity featuring exciting adventures in rotoscoping, solarizing, and upsetting character design! Whatever comes of it all, Caitlin and Ira are always happy to talk wizards and magic.

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Caitlin and Ira get invited by a wizard to join a valiant dwarf quest with The Hobbit.

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Bilbo and Gandalf set off on the greatest of all adventures this week with Caitlin and Ira running to catch up! That's right, it's time for the 1977 Rankin and Bass adaptation of The Hobbit. What lies ahead? Our discussion about this movie's admirable attempt to capture the magic of this beloved book!

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Caitlin and Ira enter the war between magic and science with The Flight of Dragons.

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The skies are filled with scaly and gassy dirigibles in the Rank and Bass medieval fantasy flick, The Flight of Dragons. This is a story born from the union of two completely unrelated 1970s fantasy books and the result is as odd as you might image. Plus, Caitlin and Ira finally get to lecture each on dragonology. Hang on tight because ultimate war between magic and science is about to begin!

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Part two of our Rankin and Bass series featuring The Last Unicorn, The Flight of Dragons, and The Hobbit.

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Caitlin and Ira get tickets to midnight carnival to gaze upon The Last Unicorn.

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In the Lilac Forest there lives a unicorn. The last one, in fact! This 1982 fantasy adventure with a slightly softer touch is the perfect way for Caitlin and Ira to set off on their latest mini series. Mythical creatures, ahoy!

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Part one of our Rankin and Bass series featuring The Last Unicorn, The Flight of Dragons, and The Hobbit.

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Caitlin and Ira spend an oddly quiet day at home with There Will Come Soft Rains.

Episode Notes

This week we get horrifically domestic with the short film There Will Come Soft Rains. Join a house robot for another day of the usual routine tasks (after the apocalypse) in this animation from 1984 inspired by sci-fi mastermind Ray Bradbury. Plus, Caitlin and Ira talk about some of their favorite dystopian stories.

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There Will Come Soft Rains is available on Youtube

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Caitlin and Ira sneak into the forbidden woods and get wild with Wolfwakers.

Episode Notes

Welcome to the town of Kilkenny circa 1650, the setting for Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart's Irish adventure Wolfwalkers. It is a hairy era of superstition and magic as Caitlin and Ira are soon to discover... but also a time of cool new friendships! With guest appearances from all your favorite wolves.

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Part four of our Cartoon Saloon series featuring Secret of Kells, Song of the Sea, The Breadwinner, and Wolfwalkers

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Caitlin and Ira travel to a land at the edges of empires with The Breadwinner.

Episode Notes

We raise our words, not our voices, to discuss Nora Twomey's animated drama, The Breadwinner. Caitlin and Ira find themselves in the midst of a great conversation exploring the realities of life in a war torn country told through a children's animated film. Featuring some of the most memorable characters they've encountered yet.

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Part three of our Cartoon Saloon series featuring Secret of Kells, Song of the Sea, The Breadwinner, and Wolfwalkers

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Bedmusic in the intro by: radiokhiyaban.bandcamp.com/album/naujawanan-baidar

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Caitlin and Ira put on their selkie coats and dive into Song of the Sea.

EPISODE NOTES

This week we forgo our lighthouse keeping duties and swim off with Cartoon Saloon's second feature film, Song of the Sea. Caitlin and Ira talk about the art of creating good kid characters and the evolution of Tomm Moore's style of storytelling.

Part two of our Cartoon Saloon series featuring Secret of Kells, Song of the Sea, The Breadwinner, and Wolfwalkers

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Caitlin and Ira grab some goose quills and green ink to take notes on The Secret of Kells.

EPISODE NOTES

This week we stride into a 9th century abbey and get illuminated with Cartoon Saloon's first film, The Secret of Kells. Ira and Cailtin talk Irish mythology, monastery life for cats, and obscure old books!

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Part one of our Cartoon Saloon series featuring Secret of Kells, Song of the Sea, The Breadwinner, and Wolfwalkers

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Caitlin and Ira grab some shovels and head off to visit their animal friends in Burrow.

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This week we talk about the cute animal community of Madeline Sharafian's furry, friendly, short film; Burrow. Turns out there's more below the surface of this movie! Plus, Caitlin and Ira share some of their all-time favorite children's animal stories.

This week Caitlin and Ira stop by the farm to discuss the environmentally literate, rat-loving adventure known as the Secret of NIMH. Don Bluth’s beautiful animated fantasy is from 1981; one of the last years it was totally ok to make deeply weird and upsetting movies for kids. Keep an eye out for a few drops of cartoon blood.

Today we are talking about what we can all agree, no questions asked, no debate necessary, is the greatest film of all time, according to local podcast host and cartoon mogul Caitlin Cadieux. Jump into the super-collider with us as try to wrap our brains around what makes this movie so dang good.

Join us today as we journey beyond the veil and into Pixar’s Soul, the latest and possibly the last film we’ll see helmed by Pete Docter from the studio. In many ways, Soul feels like a true culmination of the past two decades of Pixar’s work – and certainly of Pete Docter’s oeuvre. Vibe with us in the Great Beyond as we comb over the hall of every last little thing in Soul!

It's time to talk about The Incredibles 2! The sequel everyone asked for and everyone is lukewarm on. In this episode, we figure out what makes a good sequel, a good villain, and what makes this cartoon a less than ideal follow-up to the beloved original.

That’s right – it’s an All Incredibles All the Time Episode! The Incredibles is much-beloved by many a Pixar fan, and it also has a number of weirdnesses in it. It’s a movie that’s easy to love, and one that’s easy to feel a little… odd about. Have some objections, even! We get into what makes this movie so fun and loveable, and what makes it a little hard to talk about!

Our second episode and follow-up to Part 1, where we got into so many of our Pixar feelings that we had major spillover. In this episode we’re mainly talking Inside Out with a side of Coco and Toy Story 3.

Our first episode! In which we talk about our top (give or take... all of them) Pixar films in terms of importance to the sacred Pixar film canon.