Take Ear Scouts On-the-Go with Our New Podcast

We are very excited to announce that Ear Scouts is now available on-the-go, wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts! Want to learn more about Lightning Lanes during your morning jog? We've got you covered. Wish you were catching up on all things Disney with some friends instead of sitting in traffic or waiting in line at the DMV? Check and check.
Each episode of our new bi-weekly podcast will feature a fun discussion of all the things going on in Disney Parks around the world, including news, events and reports from our adventures in the parks. We'll also share a sneak peek at some of the videos we are working on for the YouTube channel and upcoming Ear Scouts events. Most importantly, we answer the many questions we get through the comments on our YouTube videos and in our Patreon community.
If you'd like to join us live as we record each episode, head over to Patreon and you'll be able to chat with us during the show, see all the bloopers and outtakes as they happen and join us for an exclusive "after party" chat at the end of each recording session. You can also listen to the finished show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube.
Meet the Hosts

Rob & Erick
Rob and Erick are the dynamic duo behind Ear Scouts. Rob has been creating videos with Erick on the YouTube channel Ear Scouts since 2021. While Erick spends most of his time behind the camera, he's been making more appearances in recent videos. When they're not crisscrossing the parks on an Ear Scouts adventure, Rob is a graphic designer and web developer and Erick is a professional photographer.

Jessica
Jessica is one of our Scoutmasters at earscouts.com and over at our Patreon community. She also hosts a scrapbooking channel on YouTube called Jessica Scraps. When she is not traveling around the country in her day job as a nuclear engineer, she is traveling to Disney World, scrapbooking or sharing her love for Star Wars and Judy Hopps.

Craig
Craig is a Disney history and trivia whiz who is known to our Patreon family as Quizmaster Craig thanks to the trivia games he hosts during our monthly Ear Scouts Jamborees. A lifelong Disney and theme parks afficionado, Craig made his first visit to Walt Disney World during the groundbreaking for Epcot. When he's not helping out on the forums here and on Patreon, Craig is a stage actor who has played such legendary Disney characters as Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame and King Triton in The Little Mermaid.













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The bi-weekly format seems like a smart balance, since it gives enough time to cover park news without overwhelming listeners. I'm curious how you'll decide what makes each episode, especially when several parks have updates at once. Will listener questions from comments and Patreon be grouped by topic, or answered as they come in? Either way, having the hosts' varied backgrounds should keep discussions lively and grounded in real park experience.
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