Randy Guerra's guest appearances

Randy Guerra

Animusings

Andrea Letamendi

Brian Ward

Shawn Bean

Jackson Lanzing

Beth Morton

Alex Hatzberger

Ben Spiegel

Ben Paddon

Jesse Reyes

Justin Quizon

Andrew Linde

Allen Chaney

Nick Barbera

Marelle Berry

Jennifer Kelsey

OwlTail

Disney reaches the big 50 in 2010 and brings Rapunzel into the canon of princess stories. David and Kaela are happy to have returning guest Randy Guerra swing by to join them for a discussion, with such talking points as the mechanics of hair magic, the insidious manipulations of Mother Gothel, Rapunzel’s secret swolness and the welcome return of silent-yet-expressive animal companions.

Disney reaches the big 50 in 2010 and brings Rapunzel into the canon of princess stories. David and Kaela are happy to have returning guest <a href="https://twitter.com/TheCaptainzArt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Randy Guerra</a> swing by to join them for a discussion, with such talking points as the mechanics of hair magic, the insidious manipulations of Mother Gothel, Rapunzel’s secret swolness and the welcome return of silent-yet-expressive animal companions.

50 - Tangled (with Randy Guerra)

“Once upon a time in New York City” is the setting for this 1988 film, loosely based off Charles Dickens’ Oilver Twist. Kaela, David and returning guest Randy Guerra talk about dog breed caricatures, love letters to Manhattan, the music that sticks with them, and what the heck the deal with Sykes is.

“Once upon a time in New York City” is the setting for this 1988 film, loosely based off Charles Dickens’ Oilver Twist. Kaela, David and returning guest Randy Guerra talk about dog breed caricatures, love letters to Manhattan, the music that sticks with them, and what the heck the deal with Sykes is.

27 - Oliver & Company (with Randy Guerra)

Everybody's got a laughin' place, and we hope yours is with us as David, Kaela and special guest Randy Guerra discuss this 1946 combination of live action and feature animation, and the mixed opinions and criticisms the film has received over the years.

Everybody's got a laughin' place, and we hope yours is with us as David, Kaela and special guest <a href="https://www.patreon.com/thecaptainzart" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Randy Guerra</a> discuss this 1946 combination of live action and feature animation, and the mixed opinions and criticisms the film has received over the years.