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Is it really okay to be a "Disney adult"? Join us as we explore this intriguing question and celebrate the magic of Disney across generations in our latest episode of Bonus Dad, Bonus Daughter. Hannah and I, Davey, embark on a nostalgic journey through Disney's rich history, from the groundbreaking animation of "Snow White" in 1938 to the rapid advancements in technology that define today’s films. We reminisce about our 2017 visit to Disney, where we were awestruck by the intricate, layered animation process that brought early films to life.

Nostalgia takes centre stage as we share our favorite Disney movies and the childhood memories they evoke. From the emotional resonance of "Coco" and "Inside Out" to the cultural influences in "Big Hero 6," we reflect on how these films have shaped our lives. We also tackle the importance of representation and inclusivity in modern Disney films, acknowledging the challenges Disney faces with outdated content like "Song of the South." Our personal reflections on Disney movies released the years we were born add a unique, heartfelt touch to our discussion.

Relive the magic of Disney's 90s classics with us, as we discuss titles like "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and "Aladdin and the King of Thieves." We marvel at Disney's stage adaptations like "The Lion King" and share family anecdotes that reveal deep connections to Disney. Our chat includes a humorous reimagining of "Monsters Inc." and a spirited look at Disney Easter eggs and soundtracks, celebrating the clever references and unforgettable music that make these films timeless treasures. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer, this episode promises to reignite your love for all things Disney.

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