Oof! Right in the Childhood

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Jen delves into watching the Disney Animated Feature films and reacts to them with a modern eye. Every episode includes the history of the film and how it came to be.

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Oof! Right in the Childhood episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Oof! Right in the Childhood for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Oof! Right in the Childhood episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Dumbo (1941) — The saddest circus movie ever made

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09/14/20 • 19 min

Dumbo is rife with adorable animals, gorgeous scenery, animal abuse, ableism, racism, and the patriarchy.

Learn how this little cartoon changed the face of animation and listen to a discussion of the more troubling themes of this classic movie.

This week's episode cover art is provided by ShaSha. Check out more of her work over on her Instagram @ShhShaShhSha.

Our theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

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The Aristocats (1970) — The first original story

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01/25/21 • 28 min

After Walt Disney's death, the studio struggled to find its footing without their patriarch. With their first original story, they created the first animated movie without Walt Disney's oversight. Did they succeed or did they create a movie full of cringey memories?

This episode’s cover art was created by Karelia, an oil pastel artist. She has a really cool Instagram and an Etsy shop where you can buy her drawings.

My theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

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The Fox and the Hound (1981) — A return to childhood trauma!

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03/15/21 • 29 min

In the 1970s, Disney was expanding by hiring new animators like Tim Burton and John Lasseter and also alienating Don Bluth and a third of its junior animators. Nonetheless, it managed to make a beautiful film about how true friendship can survive anything but adversity.

This episode's cover art was created by Wolfpupartz. Check out more of her adorable drawings on her Instagram.

My theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

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Robin Hood (1973) — Tricky, sexy foxes

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02/01/21 • 25 min

Disney's Robin Hood was created as the ultimate show of reverence for Walt Disney. They incorporated ideas he'd held close since the 1930s to create the tricky, sexy fox that is Robin Hood. This movie drips with Gen X/Xennial nostalgia, promotes kindness and distribution of wealth, and also shows how poor people are treated in prison.

This episode's cover art was created by Wendy from Pencil Paint and Threads. Check out more of her work on her Instagram.

My theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

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The Absolute Weirdness of the Three Caballeros with Rob Kaiju

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10/01/20 • 23 min

I sit down with Rob Kaiju of KaijuFM to discuss his memories of The Three Caballeros as a white kid growing up in the U.K. and how its weirdness has affected him today.

My theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

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08/12/20 • 0 min

Join me on a journey through the Disney Animated Feature films to not only learn their history, but unearth the sexism, racism, ableism, and classism that came with a Disney-steeped childhood

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Lady & the Tramp (1955) — A movie about people who shouldn't own dogs

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11/16/20 • 26 min

In this episode, we talk about Lady & the Tramp, a movie that Walt Disney essentially stole from one of his favourite animators then added racism, sexism, and animal cruelty!

This episode's cover art was created by Morgan at Beads by Me Art, and yes, she does sell these. Check out her Etsy store or her Instagram.

My theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

This episode was edited by Anastasia Saff.

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101 Dalmatians (1961) — Cut toxic people out of your life

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11/30/20 • 35 min

With Walt Disney afraid that his beloved animation was dying, the studio undertook a touching family story complete with love, support, infant death, and literally skinning puppies. Dive in with me to discuss how 101 Dalmatians changed the face of animation and possibly millions of children's attitudes toward mortality.

This episode's cover art was created by Alex Pick. You can see more of his artwork on his Instagram.

My theme music was composed and played by Shawn Rudolph of Let Music Be.

This episode was edited by Anastasia Saff.

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