Oof! Right in the Childhood - The Aristocats (1970) — The first original story

The Aristocats (1970) — The first original story

01/25/21 • 28 min

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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?

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

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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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