Best Podcasts for A Long Drive?

[dekraut]

Hello all,

We are driving to WDW in about a month. We will have about 36 hours of driving round-trip.

I am looking for great/cool/fun podcasts to listen to on our drive. I am hoping to find some Disney-related podcasts for the ride down to inform and build excitement, and anything to pass the time on the way home.

I already listen to the DisUnplugged of course, and I also like Lou Mongello. Once in a while I check out Mousechat.

I would like to stockpile some episodes for the trip and I am wondering if you know of any other podcasts I should check out to keep us occupied. We will have DS10 and DD6 in the car, and we are pretty picky about language, etc., so please keep that in mind when you recommend.

I am sure that there are so great things out there that I haven't heard of, so please enlighten me!

Thanks for any help.

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

The Touring Plans Disney Dish with Jim Hill has some great history.

 

[juju12345]

I listen to dis unplugged, be our guest, wdw Main Street, Disney food blog podcast, and the Jim hill podcast.

 

[Our 2 Princesses]

Is there anything Disney on Sirius, besides Radio Disney?

 

[khertz]

We listen to DIS Unplugged & DIS Unplugged Universal, along with another favorite, WDW Today! There are almost 1500 episodes so you can definitely stockpile!

 

[sprousehouse]

Not a podcast, but we got books on tape for our drive and it kept our kids happy - my Mom was shocked! Mine are 5 & 7 and I don't think they would have listened to a podcast about theme park strategy or history for every long. We got our books on CD from the library, but you can use Audible too. The Kingdom Keepers which are about kids at WDW are available on Audible.

 

[dekraut]

We got our books on CD from the library

Awesome idea. My sister is a librarian at a public library, so easy for me to do!

 

[sprousehouse]

And you can always copy the disks to your computer or load them onto a iPod/iPhone device. We did that and hooked up a little bluetooth speaker and then when we wanted to talk or something we could just pass it back to the kids and have quiet in the front seat.