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THIS EPISODE CONTAINS FROZEN II SPOILERS! PROCEED WITH CAUTION!


Frozen II Shatters Ice, The Box Office, and Critics' Sanity!

In this 6th episode of the Frozen Podcast, we will discuss Frozen II's shattering box office records, Award Season Speculation (including the  infamous Oscar snub), the recently announced Blu-Ray/DVD and Digital  Copy Releases, and if time permits, more Frozen II open discussion!


Hosts: TheHappyJammer.


Guests: Jay_of_Blue, ILoveElsaofArendelle, Evan, ThomasT2


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THIS EPISODE CONTAINS FROZEN II SPOILERS! PROCEED WITH CAUTION!


In this 5th episode of the Frozen Podcast, we will talk about our first impressions of Frozen II after watching it and as well as a spoiler section where we will talk about our thoughts of the film, discuss the scenes and songs and whether this film lives up to the hype! There will be tons of guests on, including YouTuber, Host of the Japan Time Podcast and fellow Frozen Fan, RogersBase!


Hosts: TheHappyJammer.


Guests: Sylra, Jay_of_Blue, RogersBase, Sir JorgenBjorgen, Theroonco, SpinelBees, Aries, Evan.


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In this 4th episode of the Frozen Podcast, we will talk about the Red Carpet Premiere, Box Office Predictions, The Soundtrack Release, Disney+, new Frozen II book releases and more as we stream on the eve of Frozen II's release.  


Hosts: TheHappyJammer, Firebird  

Guests: Jay_of_Blue


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On this 3rd episode of the Frozen Podcast, we will talk about the New Trailer that dropped on September 23rd, what went down at the Frozen Fan Fest in regards to new merchandise, even more new guests and first impressions to the three songs Disney dropped on us, "Into The Unknown, "The Next Right Thing" and "When I Am Older".


Hosts: TheHappyJammer, WhiteStar, Firebird


Guests: Reswobjr, Jay_of_Blue, Swifters, Iloveelsaofarendelle, Kindred


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In this 2nd episode of the Frozen Podcast, we will talk about Arendelle Odyssey, what went down at D23, introduce some new guests to the show and do even more speculation and analysis.


Hosts: TheHappyJammer, WhiteStar, Firebird


Guests: Reswobjr, Jay_of_Blue, Yepityha


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Introducing the first episode of the Frozen Podcast! The Frozen Podcast Survey has given us the first episode of the Frozen Podcast where we will mainly talk about why each of us all likes Frozen and analyzes both the Teaser Trailer and the 2nd Trailer that Disney has released for the upcoming sequel Frozen II.



Hosts: TheHappyJammer, WhiteStar, Firebird


Guests: Reswobjr, Sylra


Created by TheHappyJammer


Edited by Foffy (Fans of Frozen)



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