
Kevin Perjurer (Defunctland) and Jack (Theme Parks Shouldn't Exist) engage in late-night conversations about theme parks. For more episodes and bonus content, join us on Patreon.com/Defunctland
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Season Five Finale. In this episode, Kevin and Jack join the congregation of Disney pin traders that worship the almighty Scoop. Praise be.
Jack tells Kevin about his trip to SeaWorld, just in time for the company to make a big splash in the news.
Kevin and Jack finally take a trip on the Jungle Cruise, but not that Jungle Cruise. The REAL Jungle Cruise. This episode contains plenty of monkey business and may cause you to go bananas.
Kevin and Jack (but mostly Kevin) tap into their inner evil and imagine a dystopian Walt Disney World that is much worse but much more profitable.
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So incredibly funny! I’ve enjoyed this far more than I ever thought I would. Bring this back for another season!
Serious loving the podcast. The bizarre and extremely hilarious verbal pictures these guys paint of things are amazing. Really do hope they release more episodes in the near future.
This is my absolute favorite chill podcast with so many laugh out loud moments. 10/10
So funny! If you love this podcast, I’d recommend subscribing to the Defunctland patreon (they have a few patreon exclusives that are insane!)
I literally lol’d in my car listening to this. And then my husband went on a road trip and brought home bread crumbs from Stew Leonard’s and now all I can think about is throwing strawberries around.
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This podcast offers a humorous and insightful look at theme parks, focusing on a wide range of topics from amusing anecdotes about oversized attractions to the absurdity of Disney's promotional events. The hosts employ a conversational style that allows them to explore quirky historical details and social commentary, often drawing connections between seemingly unrelated subjects while infusing comedy throughout the discussions. The blend of themes relating to nostalgia, Americana, and pop culture elements lends a unique and entertaining quality to the episodes, appealing not only to jovial theme park enthusiasts but also to a broader audience looking for engaging, laugh-inducing content on various subjects.
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