Hi Dan, thanks for responding. That is actually the one podcast I listen to religiously lol. I really enjoy it for the no-filler, high content nature of it. Jim Hill gets shamelessly bashed on these forums though, I don't get it. I don't think he's 100% accurate all the time by any means, but people on this site are so malicious in there references to him.
I wish there were more quality Disney podcasts out there.
There are some good podcasts, but I'm not sure they exactly meet what you're seeking. Be Our Guest is a well-produced show, but the focus is mostly on trip planning. Mike, Rikki, and Pam know their stuff, so it's really about what you prefer in a show.
I also like both WEDWay Radio and the Thirty28; both of those shows are more focused on history and do episodes on specific topics. The Thirty28 does have some shows with what's happening now, so maybe that would be worth a listen.
I enjoy The E Ticket Report; they dive into all the latest news in a very candid way. The episodes are on the long side, so it doesn't really fit with your goal of more concise shows. But they do hit on the big issues.
WDW Radio can be good depending on the topic; it's definitely produced well. The trick there is your opinion of Lou Mongello, who's very positive about the parks. I enjoy some of the episodes a lot, but it's not for everyone.
The Season Pass Podcast is another show that does amazing interviews. It's not just about Disney, but the archives include some incredible interviews with Imagineers and others involved with the parks. They aren't doing that many episodes right now, but when they do come out it's worth the wait. Their series of episodes with Tony Baxter are worth doing.
Hopefully this helps. Another one that I used to love is WDW Today, but I'd steer clear of that one. The new hosts are nothing like the original, and it's not worth the time.
