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Todd Goes to Walt Disney World: Epcot, Baguettes, and Butter Pockets
Jun 25, 2026
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Todd Goes to Star Wars Land - Galaxy's Edge, Space Mountain, and Blue Milk
Jun 25, 2026
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Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting: 4 vs 13 - Star Wars Holiday Special vs The Flight of the Dodge Omni
May 29, 2026
21m 07s
The Flight of the Dodge Omni - Tailor’s Version
May 29, 2026
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Spoiling Star Wars: The Holiday Special - Tailor’s Version
May 29, 2026
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| 6/25/26 | ![]() Todd Goes to Walt Disney World: Epcot, Baguettes, and Butter Pockets | After years of hearing Eric explain Disney like it was both a vacation destination and a legally recognized personality trait, Todd finally goes to Walt Disney World.What starts as a work trip to Orlando turns into Todd’s first real Disney experience, complete with Epcot, buses, baguettes, fish and chips, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the troubling realization that Eric may not have been completely making this stuff up.In this episode:Todd arrives at Disney fully prepared for crowds, chaos, and financial ruin.All-Star Music proves that giant jazz icons and efficient check-in can coexist.Spaceship Earth introduces Todd to the giant golf ball that is secretly full of history.The Soarin’ queue spill becomes an accidental masterclass in washcloth-based crisis management.Fake England finally gives Todd the fish and chips experience real England failed to deliver.France contributes baguettes, butter, and the birth of Butter Pockets.Guardians of the Galaxy delivers Tears for Fears, mild motion sickness, and one important lesson about eating before roller coasters.Eric gets to spend several days proving that his Disney obsession is only mostly concerning.Somewhere between Spaceship Earth, the France pavilion, and a perfectly timed “Everybody Wants to Rule the World,” Todd discovers that Walt Disney World is not just mouse ears, gift shops, and expensive snacks.It is also baguettes.Connect with Todd and Eric:Check out our website at https://todcastpodcast.com/ or send us your ideas via email!Find out what Eric has been up to in the world of websites and SEO at https://strongmindedagency.com. | — | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Todd Goes to Star Wars Land - Galaxy's Edge, Space Mountain, and Blue Milk | After surviving Epcot, Todd finally arrives at the main event: Star Wars Land.What follows is a full day of Millennium Falcons, stormtroopers, roller coasters, animatronic ghosts, singing aliens, and a growing realization that Disney might have spent an unreasonable amount of money making fake places feel real.In this episode:Todd finally steps into Galaxy's Edge after years of hearing Eric talk about it.The impossible task of acting normal when a full-size Millennium Falcon is suddenly parked in front of you.Rise of the Resistance somehow managing to be a ride, a movie, and a military operation at the same time.Why waiting in line inside a Star Destroyer is surprisingly enjoyable.Blue milk, green milk, and important scientific research into alien beverages.The tragedy of the missing droid parts and the Jawas who may or may not be responsible.A visit to Oga's Cantina, where coaster theft becomes an international incident.Smuggler's Run, Bespin, and the ongoing struggle to keep the Millennium Falcon in one piece.Space Mountain teaches Todd that complete darkness and roller coasters are not always best friends.The PeopleMover continues its campaign to be the greatest attraction nobody can properly explain.Carousel of Progress somehow becoming one of the most unexpectedly delightful experiences of the trip.Why Disney's attention to detail is both impressive and slightly alarming.From wandering the streets of Batuu to eating lunch inside a fake drive-in movie theater, this episode covers the day Disney finally stopped being a concept and became a real place for Todd.The original goal was to prove Eric wasn't completely crazy.The final verdict remains under review.Connect with Todd and Eric:Check out our website at https://todcastpodcast.com/ or send us your ideas via email!Find out what Eric has been up to in the world of websites and SEO at https://ericherseyweb.com and https://strongmindedagency.com. | — | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting: 4 vs 13 - Star Wars Holiday Special vs The Flight of the Dodge Omni✨ | Star Warsteleportation ethics+4 | — | Star Wars Holiday SpecialThe Flight of the Dodge Omni | — | Star Wars Holiday SpecialDodge Omni+5 | — | 21m 07s | |
| 5/29/26 | ![]() The Flight of the Dodge Omni - Tailor’s Version✨ | flying carsteleportation+4 | Eric | Dodge OmniDisney+2 | — | flying carsDodge Omni+5 | — | 40m 36s | |
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Spoiling Star Wars: The Holiday Special - Tailor’s Version✨ | Star WarsHoliday Special+5 | Abby | Boba FettThe Star Wars Holiday Special | — | Star WarsHoliday Special+8 | — | 40m 49s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting: 3 vs 14 - Seasonings vs Chicago✨ | March Madnesspodcast evolution+4 | Eric | SpotifyNow! That’s What I Call TodCasting+2 | — | March Madnesspodcast+5 | — | 27m 47s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Music Ranked: Chicago (the band) - Tailor's Version✨ | Chicago bandmusic ranking+4 | Eric | Chicago | — | Chicagomusic ranking+4 | — | 35m 58s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Seasonings - Tailor's Version✨ | personal seasonsidentity+4 | — | ToddCast | — | Beard SeasonOctober 1+7 | — | 21m 38s | |
| 3/17/26 | ![]() Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting: 2 vs 15 – Mascots vs Mugs✨ | podcasting evolutionmascot combat+5 | Eric | TodCast PodcastStrong Minded Agency+1 | — | podcast evolutionmascot combat+6 | — | 28m 01s | |
| 3/17/26 | ![]() Pre-Spring Sportsball Mascot Combat Insanity - Tailor's Version✨ | mascot combatNCAA bracket+3 | Eric | NCAA | Columbus | mascot combatNCAA+3 | — | 49m 59s | |
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| 3/17/26 | ![]() Mug Hierarchy - Tailor's Version✨ | mug hierarchykitchen cabinet politics+4 | Hunter | Boba FettButterbeer | — | mug hierarchykitchen+5 | — | 30m 45s | |
| 2/7/26 | ![]() Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting: 1 vs 16 – The 4th of July Parade vs. Kenobi Bot✨ | bracket tournamentepisode comparison+4 | Eric | The 4th of July ParadeTrollin’ with the Kenobi Bot | — | 4th of July ParadeKenobi Bot+5 | — | 25m 37s | |
| 2/7/26 | ![]() The 4th of July Parade - Tailor's Version | This episode was originally was set loose on the world on July 4th, 2020 but has been remastered for a better listening experience. It is also the 1 seed in the "Now! That's What I Call TodCasting!" bracket.What starts as a casual decision about doing a Fourth of July episode quickly turns into a full-scale redesign of the American parade experience. Eric and Todd debate what the holiday actually represents, why giant sandwiches make perfect patriotic floats, and how ignorance, excess, and creativity might be the most American traits of all.Why the Fourth of July feels different from Memorial Day and Veterans DayDisney’s Bicentennial parade and the case for a giant sandwich floatTurkey vs. ham and why naming matters in marketingTurning all 50 states into wearable mascotsRoombas, drones, and riding lawn mowers as parade essentialsMarching bands, kazoos, and questionable musical choicesFast food mascots, Santa Claus, and solid gold dancersThe most impractical but perfectly American parade ever imaginedIt’s a celebration of freedom, food, pop culture, and overthinking things just enough to turn a simple holiday into something completely ridiculous and very on brand for The TodCast PodCast. | — | ||||||
| 2/7/26 | ![]() Trollin' with the KenobiBot - Tailor's Version | This episode was originally was set loose on the world on April 15th, 2020 but has been remastered for a better listening experience. It is also the 16 seed in the "Now! That's What I Call TodCasting!" bracket.Eric explains his philosophy on friendly chaos, long-term trolling, and why some friends are simply perfect targets. What starts with vague hints about “The Collective” spirals into KenobiBot, a text-message-based Obi-Wan meme assault that locks its victims in for 24 hours of confusion. From fake relaunches and green screens to early AOL Instant Messenger bots and high school computer lab sabotage, this episode becomes a masterclass in mischievous commitment.The origin of The Collective and why it never actually existsKenobiBot and how one all-caps message ruins your dayWeaponizing green screens, fake relaunches, and hypeEarly bot trolling with AOL Instant MessengerTodd’s high school computer lab reboot scandalThe long-running Justin Benline trolling sagaWhy good trolling requires patience, restraint, and plausible deniabilityIt’s a deep dive into harmless chaos, long-running jokes, and the kind of trolling that only works if everyone survives to laugh about it later. | — | ||||||
| 1/1/26 | ![]() Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting: The Greatest Hits Bracket Begins | Todd and Eric kick off Season 10 by doing what any rational podcast with nearly 500 episodes would do—build a bracket. Inspired by greatest-hits albums and fueled by spreadsheets, vibes, and questionable memory, this episode unveils the Now! That’s What I Call TodCasting project: a full-blown tournament to determine the greatest TodCast episode of all time.What starts as a simple “best of” idea quickly escalates into remasters, tailored versions, and deeply meta podcasting about podcasting.• The origin of the TodCast Greatest Hits concept (three spirits may be involved)• Why nearly 440 episodes required a bracket, not a playlist• How Todd and Eric independently picked their Top 20 and whittled it down to a Final 16• The three judging criteria: entertainment, information, and original audio quality• Confessions about car-recorded episodes, Bluetooth failures, and sirens• Why bad titles, good vibes, and faulty memory are all part of TodCast lore• The plan to remaster and re-release the Top 16 as “Tailor's Versions”• Season 10 goals, Episode 500 hype, and the long-term dream of brackets-of-bracketsThis is the roadmap episode. The meta episode. The “we probably didn’t need to do this but absolutely did anyway” episode. If you’ve ever wondered where to start with the TodCast—or why it refuses to be normal—this is your entry point. | — | ||||||
| 12/6/25 | ![]() Spotify Wrapped:160,000 Minutes and Three Songs | It’s the most wonderful time of the year—the day Spotify Wrapped drops and Eric and Todd finally get to see if their listening habits were genius or just embarrassing. Eric’s year-long musical experiment comes to light (did listening to the same three songs every day actually work?), and Todd’s listening numbers hit god-tier levels that may or may not require intervention.Predicting and revealing top songs, artists, and genresEric’s “Hook,” “Sundown,” and “The Way” experiment resultsTodd’s descent into trip hop, electronica, and 160,000+ minutes of soundAge-in-music stats that make them both officially older than they feelDebating what really counts as an “album” in 2025 Spotify logicSharing top playlists, favorite discoveries, and how the DJ feature shaped it allA year’s worth of listening boiled down into data, bragging rights, and questionable decisions—all wrapped up the TodCast way. | — | ||||||
| 10/12/25 | ![]() The Book of Eric: Chapter 2 – The Belt, the Basement, and 19 South 8th Street | The Book of Eric continues, finally. Todd decants Eric from his metaphorical bacta tank and they dive back into the memories of childhood at 19 South 8th Street: the blue duplex, the mysterious garage, the basement playroom, and a household relic known simply as the belt.Rebuilding the scene at 19 South 8th Street: front porch swings, tomato plants, and alleyway adventuresThe room-sharing dynamic and the “Todd’s Room (and Eric too!)” incidentHow the basement became the center of imagination and rebellionThe legend of the white belt, complete with names, myths, and loreTodd’s confession about Fred, the imaginary brother who somehow made the listIt’s a nostalgic mix of childhood archaeology, sibling chaos, and a little dark humor from the family archives. | — | ||||||
| 9/13/25 | ![]() Sewers, Turtles, and the #$%^iest Conversation Yet | Eric starts wondering what’s really under our streets, and that kicks off a full dive (not literally, thankfully) into the mysterious world of sewers. From Ninja Turtles to storm drains to Todd’s run-ins with underground cabling, we try to figure out how any of this actually works—and how much of it is just movie magic.Sewer knowledge from three key sources: Ninja Turtles, D&D maps, and real-life manholesThe difference between storm sewers, sanitary sewers, and telecom tunnelsHow cities built these systems in the first placeWhy the sewers in movies are way bigger and cleaner than realityCould you really travel cross-country underground? (spoiler: no)Sewer workers, mystery societies, and the unknown world beneath our feetIt’s easily one of the #$%^iest conversations we’ve had on the TodCast - and we mean that in the most literal way possible. | — | ||||||
| 9/5/25 | ![]() Deserts vs. Desserts (and Why Cheesecake Wins) | One little typo turns into a whole episode. Eric mixes up “desert” and “dessert,” and suddenly we’re off talking about sand, sweets, and whether cheesecake really is the king of them all. Along the way, we cover Looney Tunes backdrops, wrestling gimmicks, and what counts as a snack versus a dessert.The easy way to remember desert vs. dessertFamous deserts in the U.S. (and Todd’s camping trips there)Why the Undertaker is from Death ValleyLooney Tunes and our picture of what deserts look likeSoft serve machines at home and the hierarchy of ice creamWhat really makes something a dessert (timing? sweetness?)Cheesecake Factory trips and declaring a winnerTurns out deserts are dry, desserts are sweet, and both can spark way more debate than you’d think. | — | ||||||
| 8/20/25 | ![]() Kangaroo Licenses, Goats as Pets, and the Fine Line Between Normal and Crazy | A random Instagram map leads Todd and Eric down a rabbit hole (or pouch?) into the wild world of exotic pet ownership. From kangaroo permits in Ohio to the social acceptability of naming chickens after Power Rangers, the conversation hops between legality, utility, and the sheer absurdity of what people call pets.Which U.S. states let you own a kangaroo (and why West Virginia is surprisingly on the list).Florida Man without a kangaroo? The shocking legality map twist.The difference between livestock, pets, and working animals.Naming chickens, befriending cows, and the slippery slope to bacon named Kevin.Why owning a tarantula guarantees you’re “not normal.”The exotic animal line: goats and reptiles are fine… chimpanzees and bears, not so much.Todd’s faux kangaroo—Rowdie Roo—and the final word on whether he’s dinner.From maps to marsupials, this episode proves that no scroll through Instagram is safe from turning into a full-blown debate on what counts as a pet, what’s just plain weird, and why sometimes the strangest conversations are the most fun. | — | ||||||
| 8/13/25 | ![]() Purple Sash Jesus, Jedi Robes, and the Invention of Pants | What started as a 4:15 a.m. thought spirals into a full-blown deep dive on biblical fashion, purple sashes, and why Jesus might have been the original Ninja Turtle. Todd and Eric debate the historical practicality of robes, speculate on sash functionality (storage? style? loaves and fishes?), and take detours into Jedi wardrobe choices, South Park, and Genghis Khan’s surprising contributions to humanity—namely, pants and hamburgers. It’s equal parts history lesson, pop culture mash-up, and random middle-of-the-night musing that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about ancient wardrobes.Why purple is tied to royalty and how it became part of Jesus’ look.Artistic choices in depictions of the Last Supper.The robe-versus-pants dilemma of biblical times.Genghis Khan’s surprising fashion and food legacy.Jedi wardrobe logic (or lack thereof).The Ninja Turtle method of character differentiation applied to apostles.The possible practical uses of a sash (including storing miracles). | — | ||||||
| 6/12/25 | ![]() The Great Road Trip Restrictions Debate | Crystal throws the TodCast PodCast boys a challenge: You’re driving for five hours—only one artist, one snack or meal, and one drink allowed. Todd and Eric take the scenario and immediately crank it to 17. Because five hours? That’s amateur hour.• Coffee vs. Mountain Dew: The caffeinated battle of wills• Wendy’s vs. McDonald’s: Drive-thru loyalty, convenience, and spicy chicken logic• Snacks vs. Real Food: Eric wants a crockpot. Todd just wants Chex Mix.• Artist Discography Draft: Weird Al, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and who can survive 17 hours without skipping• Bonus tangent: Why Ohio’s highways might be cursed• Crystal gets a full itinerary in return for a single voicemailWhat starts as a simple travel question turns into a culinary, musical, and geographical therapy session. Spoiler: Eric could survive on honey buns, but only if Google Maps warns him about the patrol cars. | — | ||||||
| 4/28/25 | ![]() Iocaine Powder, Shark Socks, and the Pepto-Bismol Gauntlet | Eric’s stomach might be in distress, but his imagination is firing on all cylinders. In this episode, he and Todd explore everything from obscure medication metaphors to deep-seated shark trauma—and somehow still have room for sock-based hacks and Princess Bride references.Pepto Infinity Stones: Eric wonders aloud—has anyone completed the full Pepto-Bismol symptom gauntlet? And if so, are they okay?Socks and Swagger: Why buy ankle socks when your kid’s crew socks (with sharks on them) fit just fine? Bonus: taunting your 8-year-old about it.Funko Shark Attack: Todd nearly buys Eric a boat-eating shark figurine. He resists. Barely.Bruce Trauma: Eric is slowly, strategically desensitizing himself to Jaws, which still sparks actual anxiety. But hey, live-streamed exposure therapy might help.Pants Time & Podcast Lore: The episode closes with an impromptu glossary of TodCast phrases—from “pork chops” to “pants” to possible future Easter eggs.Bonus Insight: The shark in Finding Nemo is named Bruce as a nod to Jaws. You’re welcome.If you like podcasts that blend anxiety, nostalgia, inside jokes, and gastrointestinal honesty—you’ve found your people. | — | ||||||
| 4/23/25 | ![]() Parentheses, Pranks, and Power Wheels Full of Candy | Eric kicks things off by confusing parentheses with quotation marks (and maybe third-grade grammar in general), leading to an episode full of playful roasts, nostalgic rabbit holes, and philosophical debates about legacy candy storage. Todd stands by with clarifications and calm judgment.Parentheses Panic: Eric discovers that the keyboard characters he's called quotes might be, in fact, parentheses. Todd gently breaks the news.Grammar and Concussions: Chair shots and DDTs may or may not be blamed for punctuation confusion.Dear Live Journal: Eric reads his latest Civil War-inspired Facebook diary, which somehow includes scorpions, Disney budgeting, and a 2006 Wendy’s fry box with emotional value.Toy Talk & Turbo Nostalgia: From Fry Boxes to Battle Trolls, and mystery thermal-chested animals, the duo explores the sentimental value of random childhood stuff.Marketing via Microblog: Eric shares his new social media strategy—disguising work plugs inside daily anecdotes about snowfish, fry boxes, and scheduling crises.Candy in the Trunk: Eric debates whether a child’s Power Wheels is a proper candy storage system. (Spoiler: It is.)If you've ever struggled with punctuation, nostalgia, or storing leftover Halloween candy, this episode has something for you. Just don’t store your syntax in a fry box. | — | ||||||
| 4/14/25 | ![]() Cake on Cake at 8: A Morning of Mischief, Music, and Microblogging | Eric kicks off his day in style—with actual cake while listening to the band Cake, before 8 a.m. Naturally, it sparks a cascade of randomness that only the TodCast PodCast can deliver. From Spotify stunts to prank store nostalgia, and even Civil War-style Facebook journaling, this one’s got it all.The Cake Combo: Eric achieves audio-snack nirvana—eating cake while listening to Cake, unlocking a new life achievement.Sound Identity Crisis: The guys explore what their brand’s “sound” would be. Spoiler: it’s somewhere between cake and cooking montages.Paul’s Diabetes and the Samba Revival: Craig Bostich’s abrupt punk country tunes inspire dreams of fictional band names and genre fusions.The Prank Store Rabbit Hole: Remember fake dog poop? Todd and Eric rediscover the lost magic of dribble glasses, hand buzzers, and novelty shops in the Amish heartland.Hamburgers Shaped Like Hot Dogs: This cursed idea launches a culinary debate and unlocks horrifying childhood toy memories.Dear LiveJournal: Eric unveils a new microblogging saga—part daily diary, part social experiment, all written like a Civil War letter from the front lines of daily life.It’s equal parts nostalgic, nonsensical, and oddly motivating. Grab a slice, cue up the Cake, and enjoy the chaos. | — | ||||||
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