This episode is rated Explicit on iTunes for some naughty outtakes...the rest of the show is perfectly safe!

Apologies for being a couple of days late - but it could be worse! As the show title suggests, we delve into the worlds of Fraggle Rock and Wreck-It Ralph this episode, and have a good time doing so. There are also a couple of emails to read, and if you want to send us one of your own, you know where to send it!

Oh, you don't?

Well, we know you do, really, but we'll remind you anyway... disnerds@gmail.com!

Let us know what you think, by hitting us up at that address, OR by Liking us on Facebook, OR by Following us on Twitter - and please forgive our sporadic activity re: social networking. And, as always - enjoy!

...and here are just a few more cock-ups for your listening pleasure. Be warned, this episode is NOT for family listening, or those with sensitive dispositions. Some of these clips have been heard before, but always with censor bleeps; this time, the gloves (and bleeps) are decidedly off. 

With this warning heeded, we hope you'll listening to these nuggets of naughtiness as much as we enjoyed cocking them up!

In celebration of our recent second anniversary, and this auspicious day of tomfoolery, we present to you a very 'special' episode of Castle to Castle. Enjoy... 

Back again - eventually - as always! This month, Mike and Emily discuss the American Disnerd's trip to the original Disneyland, way back in December. There's lots of music and laughter, a bit of Star Wars, a bit of gushing - all the stuff you've come to know and love from the Disnerds. If you enjoyed the show, or want to let us know some of your favourite moments in Castle to Castle history, talk to us: by email, at disnerds@gmail.com, on Facebook, and on Twitter - and, always, enjoy!

Links 'n' Stuff - presented by Jake Baez!:

Alcohol in the Magic Kingdom.

Awesome Wreck-It Ralph promo.

Inki and the Mynah Bird.

Disney's Limited Time Magic campaign.

Also, from Mike's university friend Daniella, a video on strong female characters (including Disney princesses!).

*Yes, you read that right - it's episode 26! Originally recorded for release in December 2011, this episode features Mike & Emily discussing a couple of Jim Henson Company Christmas specials - Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas and The Christmas Toy - now released just in time for Twelfth Night! We hope you enjoy listening to it as you dismantle the decorations and wind down from the holidays, and we will hopefully return in full force very soon - for now, if you enjoyed this episode, please Like us on Facebook and/or email us to let us know, at disnerds@gmail.com - and, as always, enjoy!

Just a little something for everyone to enjoy, in the spirit of the season!

Watch this space...

We're on time this week! Unfortunately, that does mean a bit of an abrupt cut-off at the end of this relatively short episode, but there is a nice surprise waiting for those who keep listening! This time, Mike tells Emily (and the rest of us) all about his trip with his girlfriend, riding rollercoasters all the way up and down the east coast of the USA - after which, and we're sorry for anyone thoroughly Muppeted out, he describes his experience of the recent Muppet Movie Marathon in London, and some new thoughts on the constituent films. If you ARE sick to the back teeth of Muppets, or just want to let us know what you think, you can indeed do that at disnerds@gmail.com, or by Liking us on Facebook, or by leaving us a review on iTunes - and, of course, don't forget you can hear our shows while on the go, with Stitcher SmartRadio, available on your iPhone, iPad, Android phones and beyond, downloadable from any app store. Most importantly, as always - enjoy!

Apologies for the late release of this episode!

This time around, Mike & Emily continue their discussion on what Disney did in the 1960s, focussing on the 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Olympics, the proposed Mineral King ski resort, and the genesis of EPCOT and what later became Walt Disney World. If you enjoyed this bite-sized chunk of Disney history, let us know at disnerds@gmail.com, Like us on Facebook, or review us on iTunes and remember, we're now also on Stitcher Radio, so you can listen to us on your smartphone! Just visit stitcher.com, or any app store, for more details - and, as always, enjoy!

Links 'n' Stuff:

Walt's original Disney World/EPCOT pitch video

This week, in the first part of a two-part series looking at Disney parks in the 1960s, Mike & Emily explore Walt and the Imagineeers' involvement in the 1964 New York World's Fair. We also have an email, but we always want more, so remember to drop us a line at disnerds@gmail.com - you can also reach us by Liking us on Facebook, or leaving us a review on iTunes, and remember, we're now also on Stitcher Radio, so you can listen to us on your smartphone! Just visit stitcher.com, or any app store, for more details.

Links 'n' Stuff:

At the World's Fair:

nywf634.com - for everything World's Fair-y

Futurama (a cool Disney-like ride)

Carousel of Progress.com 

Ford's Magic Skyway 

Disneyland Goes to the World's Fair

This week, Mike and Emily dissect a couple of princess properties, one just released, one coming soon(ish) to a cinema near you - one set in the sweeping highlands of Scotland, and one in the alpine peaks of Scandinavia, but both with good and bad to offer. Whatever yoyr opinion, whether you enjoyed Brave or didn't, are looking forward to Frozen or the idea leaves you cold (snigger), let us know, by emailing us at disnerds@gmail.com, Liking and commenting on Facebook, or leaving us a review on iTunes.

Remember, we are now also LIVE on Stitcher SmartRadio! Stitcher allows you to listen to your favourite shows directly from your iPhone, Android phone, Kindle Fire, and beyond - don't have Stitcher? Download it for free today, at stitcher.com, or from any app store.

Links 'n' Stuff:

Tokyo Disneyland anime commercial

Big Grizzly Mountain POV

Branding Brave: The Cultural Capital Of Princesses (NPR)