Jim Hill puts on entertaining, informative, and good-natured shows on so many of the topics I love. He has the best co-hosts. They are always prepared and well-versed in the topics of discussion. Disney Dish is my favorite. Jim Hill and Len Testa make up such a perfect pair. I enjoy the news updates and bits of history that are shared every week with a realistic, lighthearted view that takes into account where we’ve been as well as where we are now as a society and Disney-loving community. Marvel Us Disney with Aaron Adams is also fabulous. Jim, I hope you never retire because I would truly miss these weekly talks.

This rings specially true for Pink Monorail. The amazing research does really suffer with bad mics. Please invest in this.

I say this in the true spirit of constructive criticism. Jim Hill's shows are well researched and incredibly informative. The only problem is that the more shows that get added to the lineup, the more variable the quality. Some shows are well produced and quite professional, while others are amateurish. Very often, they sound dispassionately scripted and like they are being read through a telephone line. The slightest attention to production quality, and cleanup would make them much more enjoyable.

I want to love this but there are more ‘uhhhs’ in one episode than I could ever count

Jim and his other hosts are all wonderful. I look forward each week to get my news, and listen to stories of what is happening in Disney, animation, Marvel and Star Wars!

Find someone who thinks you are as half as funny as Len thinks he is. Gave three stars to Disney Dish because the in-depth knowledge on Disney Parks is stellar but each episode is such work to get through because of how awkward their conversations are.

Len and Jim make a great team, a balance. Jim alone, not so good. Just one question, why does Jim signal his agreement to the thoughts of others by saying “no, no, no?” That is just so odd.

All the shows are informative and fun to listen to. This is from Jim and Drew about the Alan Menken and Glenn Slater duo from the Annecy episode. They also worked on Tangled, the songs in the Tangled series and the very underrated yet excellent Galavant and A Bronx Tale musical.

Concern MUD, please do not put spoilers to shows/movies/anything in the titles of your podcasts. D*ck move.

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