13. Peter Pan and Tinkle Burr - Idle Prattle

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PETER PAN (1953) - This week we have a difficult and frank conversation about Peter Pan. Boy, do we have thoughts! Join along as we admire the stunning animation and face the brutally racist and sexist themes throughout the film.

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This episode was published on January 21, 2021.

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