Episode 341

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13th Oct 2021

The Nightmare Before Christmas

Welcome back Pixie Dusters to the second week of A Very Tim Burton Halloween! Ashley and Sammi are super excited for this week's episode, because they are talking about one of their favorite HallowChristmas movies: Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas! The road to get this film made was not an easy one, but we are so glad the group of misfits at Skellington Productions was able to pull it off. This little movie that was born from a poem started with music, had no script, and set out to do full length stop-motion picture, which had never been done before! Check out this episode for all the behind scenes facts you want and need about Jack Skellington's debut, and then go over to Instagram to join Ashley and Sammi @pixiedusttwinspodcast. Plus, check out LimitlessBroadcasting.com, and our Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dooplacity/doopla-city!

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Pixie Dust Twins Podcast
Featuring Dan
Ashley and Sammi have been best friends for over 20 years, and Disney fans for even longer. Their love of all things Disney, from the parks, to movies, to books and more, is one of the biggest reasons they are still close to this day. And introducing Dan! Special guest turned third co-host, Dan brings his unique perspective and fascinating insights to balance out the show. Come hang out with the gang as they talk about all of their favorite magical things! You just might find yourself sprinkled with your own pixie dust by the end of each episode!

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Robert Brooksby

I produce all of the podcasts on the Limitless Broadcasting Network in addition to producing film projects for our sister network, 1950Studios. I am a chronic pain warrior, and I work every day to make sure it doesn't limit me as I reach for my dreams. I love horror movies, especially "Scream," and I find all things supernatural and spooky fascinating.