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Bippity Boppity Business: A podcast for Disney Enthusiasts and Business Professionals.

Rita Richa
Disney
Mentorship
Small Business
Public Relations
Storytelling
New York City
Branding
Today Show
Bow Business
Contract Law
Negotiation
Collaborations
In-Person Collaboration

No one makes magic in business like Disney! On this podcast we are focused on teaching business leaders and entrepreneurs Disney storytelling magic. You will learn how to infuse wonder into your brand. You will uncover the secrets to immerse your customers and convert them from passive follower to super-fan consumers. Join us as we hear from Disney cast members, influencers, and enthusiasts as we ... more

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Tim's own research once argued the opposite. His master's thesis defended remote work as the future — until he finished it and realized culture can't be built or maintained from a distance. That contradiction, paired with years spent designing commer... more

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This one is for every founder, creator, and podcaster who's been told to "build a community" and quietly has no idea where to start. Becky walks through how to go from a personal brand to a community that grows itself, why word-of-mouth is the only g... more

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This one is for every founder who thinks PR is too expensive, too loud, or just not for them. Using the Fairy Godmother herself as the case study, Nicole and Rita run a live PR “workshop” — breaking down how to find your real audience (it’s right und... more

This one is for every business leader who has ever second-guessed their story, over-rehearsed their delivery, or wondered if their everyday experiences are even worth telling. Spoiler: they are. Using Disney's most iconic storytelling moments as a th... more

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Recent Guests

Tim Carroll
CEO of Lyric Workplace; author of Workplace, Reclaiming In-Person Work in a Remote-Obsessed World
Lyric Workplace
Episode: Why Your Best Ideas Never Survive a Zoom Call | Tim Carroll
Becky Pierson
Community leader, expert
Affinity Collective (implied)
Episode: The Disney Secret to Building a Community That Sells | Becky Pierson
Nicole Pearl
PR coach & publicity strategist for small business founders
Nicole Pearl Consulting / nicolepearl.com
Episode: PR Coach & Publicity Strategist for Small Business Founders
Stephanie Toma
International speaker, private advisor and author of Confident Introvert
Episode: What Disney's Ariel Teaches Us About Speaking Up in Business | Stephanie Toma
Lana Wear
Founder and CEO of Homewear Designs
Homewear Designs
Episode: The Interior Design Secrets That Build Unforgettable Brands | Lana Wear
Meghan Liddy
Former Disney cast member, bow entrepreneur
Pixie Perfect Bows
Episode: How Disney Training Shaped Megan Liddy’s Approach to Building Her Bow Business
Latrice Smith
Lawyer, entrepreneur, business strategist
Thomas Law and Consulting
Episode: How Disney Villains Teach Us What Not to Do in Business Law
Yogi Mueller
Disney veteran, experienced leader
Disney/Entertainment
Episode: The Rafiki Rule: What Disney Taught Us About Mentorship, Growth, and “The Slap” You Didn’t Know You Needed
Lauren Passell
Founder of Tink Media, podcast growth company
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Episode: How Disney Teaches Storytelling, Branding, and the Power of Community for Businesses

Host

Rita Richa
Host of the show

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Doing business the Disney way

    Walt Disney went from bankruptcy to building one of the world’s largest media companies. Each episode, Rita and her amazing guests decide part of the Disney genome for what makes a brand successful. A must-listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    the jordathan
    United Statesa year ago
  • Owner, Seed Sower Coach

    Rita was a positively enthusiastic host. She is a big Disney follower. As I am an employee of Disney (ESPN) she asked me good questions about the company’s culture and what makes working there special. Getting to spend time with Rita on her podcast was a magical experience.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kirk McCarley
    United States2 years ago
  • Educational and entertaining

    This podcast is both entertaining and educational. Rita is not only a master of her craft, but she also keeps it real and genuine. There’s so much to learn from Rita and Disney.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Guerrilla999
    United States4 years ago
  • Merging two things I love

    Rita’s enthusiasm and questions bring conversations with Disney leaders that deliver insights you can apply to business and leadership. Listening to leaders like Dan Cockerell and Jeff Barnes is always helpful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Real Jerry Dugan
    United States4 years ago
  • Bippity Boppity Best Disney Inspired Interviews and Guests!

    LOVE Rita’s enthusiasm and passion. She has a way of connecting with her guests that clearly leaves them comfortable and willing to share their story. She radiates joy, so be prepared to find yourself smiling as you listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MsKC2007
    United States4 years ago

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The show is praised for blending education with entertainment and practical takeaways.
Listeners appreciate the energetic host and the Disney-infused business insights.
Positive feedback highlights authentic storytelling and actionable branding/leadership lessons.
Guests are described as engaging and knowledgeable, making complex topics approachable.

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PR Coach & Publicity Strategist for Small Business Founders
Q: What would be your first steps for the Fairy Godmother to build a PR strategy and reach her ideal audience?
Her approach centers on clearly identifying target audiences, understanding where they spend time, tailoring the message, and leveraging multi-channel PR (social media, collaborations, traditional press) to create a sustainable presence rather than one-off hits.
PR Coach & Publicity Strategist for Small Business Founders
Q: Tell me about your start in the world you're in and how you got started in PR for small business founders.
Nicole explains her backstory as a magazine editor and journalist, how she built a personal brand, used Clubhouse to learn about pitching, and rapidly grew her PR coaching practice by teaching founders how to get press without spending a fortune.
How Disney Training Shaped Megan Liddy’s Approach to Building Her Bow Business
Q: Tell me a little bit about how your Disney training influenced your bow business and how you connect with customers.
Meghan explains that Disney taught her to put the guest first, tell a story through each product, and treat every interaction as an opportunity to customize and personalize. She highlights using social media to involve customers in the design process, offering customization, and packaging with themed stickers to create a memorable unboxing experience.
The Rafiki Rule: What Disney Taught Us About Mentorship, Growth, and “The Slap” You Didn’t Know You Needed
Q: How can someone tell the difference between constructive feedback from a leader and ego-driven criticism?
It depends on the rapport and intention; when a mentor's feedback aims to unlock potential and the mentee perceives it as investment rather than a personal attack, it's constructive, especially when tied to trust and a clear purpose.
The Science (and Magic) of Storytelling in the AI Age | Jonathan Jordan
Q: For those who haven't read Start With Stories, can you break down the concept of the scientific method applied to storytelling?
The method involves framing a hypothesis about what story will land, running experiments with content, collecting feedback, tweaking, and communicating results—then repeating to refine how a brand connects with an audience.

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A show that blends Disney storytelling with practical business tactics. Across episodes, the host repeatedly explores how authentic narrative, guest experiences, and user-focused branding can elevate leadership, marketing, and product design. Guests range from storytellers and marketers to designers, legal experts, and leadership mentors, all leveraging Disney-inspired frameworks to teach how to connect with audiences, build memorable brands, and run small to mid-size ventures with confidence. A standout trait is the consistent use of familiar Disney concepts to translate complex business ideas into actionable, real-world steps for listeners who want practical guidance with a playful, immersive lens.

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1. Tim Carroll
2. Becky Pierson
3. Nicole Pearl
4. Stephanie Toma
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6. Meghan Liddy
7. Latrice Smith
8. Yogi Mueller

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