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Apr 2, 2021 2 hr 15 min

Putting on a Parade

from Theme Park Trash

THIS WEEK'S EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY TWRL MILK TEA! Get 15% off your order thru the month of April 2021 at twrlmilktea.com/themeparktrash Rosie and Miya finally talk parades, from the turn of the century department store promo of the Macy's parade to the Owl City scored frenzy of Paint the Night. After ranking their top 5 theme park parades each, Rosie and Miya pitch their own chaotic processions. SUPPORT US ON PATREON! Get access to 2-3 bonus eps per month, full-length movie commentaries, and Rosie's 80-page Disney Channel Original Movie thesis for just $1! --- FOLLOW US EVERYWHERE: INSTAGRAM @parktrashpod TWITTER @parktrashpod SHOW NOTES free @ patreon.com/parktrashpod Art by Kimi Singer @japajew Theme by Milan Music @milanmusicofficial

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