G'day boys, it's me, Aussie Andy, and I got me co-host here Jackeroo Jimmy. We're going Down Unda' for the summer and we got a bit of Rescuin' to do. Get those earphones in, that thirst quenched and settle in as we take you to a Disney Sequel romp that's got more shenanigans than you can shake a wallaby at.

It's the Rescuers. It's the Rescuers Down Under. Buckle up!

PS. Last time when we said we were back from a big break we were just joking, this time we are actually back. Catch us here in TWO WEEKS for The Fox and the Hound 2. If we don't deliver, you get to send a picture of you giving us the middle finger to any of the following correspondence!

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Music by Joe Turone.

Editing by producer Jordan G

When one book closes, another one opens. Or something like that. Sometimes you think another, second book is opening, but when you read it it is actually just the first book but worse! This episode, we revisit one of Disney's most beloved and acclaimed classics in order to find out if the second edition of the Jungle Book will have you renewing your jungle library card, or if it will be a strong argument for bringing back (jungle) book burnings.

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Music by Joe Turone and Artwork by producer Jordan G

Winter is over, and The After Ever After Podcast is BACK! We thank you for your patience and we're glad to be back, and Andy and James are wasting no time as we follow Patch on his London adventure! It's time to find out if these dalmatians are beautiful enough for a fur coat, or just a measly pair of socks. Welcome back to The After Ever After!

Join us next time for The Jungle Book II!

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Music by Joe Turone and Artwork by producer Jordan G