The Disney Dish with Jim Hill Subscriber Exclusive: What Walt shared with the FBI
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: In the final installment of this two-part series, Len Testa & Jim Hill burrow through the nearly 600 pages of material found in Walt Disney’s FBI file. Which includes references to obscure organizations like the League of Women Shoppers
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Over the course of this show, listeners will learn about:
The venereal disease prevention film that Walt Disney Animation Studios produced in the mid-1970s
When exactly did the FBI acquire Walt Disney’s fingerprints
What Walt was willing to do in the early 1960s to try and prevent more child abductions from happening
How much of Walt’s FBI – prior to being made available for the public to review – wound up being redacted
What did a 1945 FBI memo reveal about how the yet-to-be-produced “Song of the South” was already being perceived by the African-American community
The venereal disease prevention film that Walt Disney Animation Studios produced in the mid-1970s
When exactly did the FBI acquire Walt Disney’s fingerprints
What Walt was willing to do in the early 1960s to try and prevent more child abductions from happening
How much of Walt’s FBI – prior to being made available for the public to review – wound up being redacted
What did a 1945 FBI memo reveal about how the yet-to-be-produced “Song of the South” was already being perceived by the African-American community
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released January 12, 2023
Hosts: Len Testa and Jim Hill
Fabulously edited by Aaron Z. Adams
Hosts: Len Testa and Jim Hill
Fabulously edited by Aaron Z. Adams
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Jim Hill is a writer, blogger, and theme park historian, and he'll be the first to tell you all of the back-room deals and
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Len Testa co-authors the Unofficial Guide series of travel books, focusing on theme parks.
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