Only thing that could make it better would be more Botanicus coverage. Like a weekly Botanicus update….

best podcast ever i hope you never run out of attractions and malls

President Richard Nixon pulled himself up by his bootstraps and rose to the presidency in the United States! He went to college and worked as a gas station attendant! He was never attractive or popular, but was always a diligent, smart man with incisive decision-making abilities and I will NOT stand by and have his good name be besmirched by three FAKE good boys!! The president is to be honored and respected! HAVE SOME DECENCY! MY CHILD LISTENED TO THIS PODCAST AND NOW HE WALKS AROUND THE HOUSE YELLING “PRESIDENT NIXON WAS BAD MAN! WHEN I GROW UP I WANT TO WORK IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR!” My wife wants a divorce! You’ve ruined my life, Podcast: The Ride. Please show President Nixon the kindness and generosity of spirit he earned during his two terms in office!

Woof

This show is funny, plenty of goofs are had, plenty of jokes are made… sure some tangents come about the maybe go on a little longer than they should and sure… maybe a reference to a certain fondness for a certain female mouse character is made a little too often but, gosh darn it who else is willing to talk about churros, dark rides and over priced appetizers at your favorite theme park dining establishment ? That’s right, no one else. No one else is brave enough. A salute and a SIVAKO to The Good Boys.

Don’t Give up please

…is to get famous enough to be a guest on the podcast. I’m going to do the first Aulani episode (calling it), and I’ll finally set the record straight on the name of the proprietor of the resort’s Beach House, no matter what Paul Scheer says. The good boys will be so impressed with my quick wit and deep theme park knowledge, they’ll approach me on air about becoming the fourth host. I will solemnly decline and ask that this part of the interview be edited out. As much of an honor as it would be, the commitment would take too much time away from my true passion: making sweet yet primal love to my girlfriend, Angelina Jolie in the mid-90’s cyber thriller Hackers. As I exit through the gift shop, I’ll plug my new 4 part docuseries on Netflix, “Why Here? The Lake Nona Story.” As to the quality of the podcast, I can only say this: when I was in the home stretch of a marathon last year, and every step I took sent red shockwaves of agony to 14 different parts of my body simultaneously, the only force strong enough to dissociate my mind from my pain receptors was listening to these three men debate which characters do and do not have “seats.” 5/5, would recommend.

It’s almost like having friends, I think. I am a member of the “college audience.” And, when I have to make a call… …. I use the den.

You don’t have to be into theme parks to get a laugh.

Funny show from guys that are truly passionate about theme parks and being each others best friends.

Very funny podcast, though I never listen to the guest hosts. The three hosts have natural charisma even if they occasionally give off “failed comedy writer”bitterness. Best stuff is beyond Patreon

chwenty chweet chwitter bechween They’re hilarious despite that.

Stumbled on this podcast as I was looking for a summer road trip podcast. 3 months later and I can’t stop listening. The City Walk Saga had me in tears laughing many times. Looking forward to my own ride of catching up on 4 years of the best dry theme park content with the good boys!!

A charming and diverting way to spend time and yet, I now have two annual passes. I blame them.

I am addicted to this podcast. I will listen when I don’t care about the topic because the tangents are just so good!

I love the evolution of the friendship through the series. As I went back to binge from Episode 1, I laughed until I cried. Thanks for the memories and pulling me out of the mundane. Points for more bawdiness in the future.

As of today I’m 66 episodes in and I finally left a review. You lit-tull boys passed the test! I can’t wait to listen to 66 more. Loved the Country Bears episodes. Bear-y good, guys!

I love these (Good) boys!

I love listening to these three banter. On occasion I might find it a little dry but that’s only because I’m completely unfamiliar with the topic. I’ll still listen though because having this podcast on in the background feels like having some friends around.

I actually found this podcast by looking to see what other shows were on the Forever Dog network, and I’ve had a great time so far. As someone who loves theme parks and the craft of it all, I feel a kindred spirit with y’all, despite the fact 2/3rds of the hosts not liking thrill rides. Listening to this chronologically has been a LITTLE painful when they discuss plans for upcoming parks, since I know that the 2020 pandemic shutdown looms in their future, but that’s not a criticism of the show as much as it is a sad fact of life. Bugsy was a fun bit. #BoneBoysForever

It’s a great podcast when it’s not bawdy.

I went to Disney world once when I was 4, six flags a handful of times as a teen, and have minimal interest in spending my own money on theme parks as an adult, but nonetheless I will happily listen to these dudes talk about parks and related nonsense all day long because they’re just so pleasant to listen to.

Some of the bad reviews make me like this podcast more. Only complaint is not enough Bugsy Bones!

Just three good boys talking about parks. Worth the listen. Topics include: hot dogs, haunts, odd flavored juul combinations, theme parks, theme park rides, Cinnabon, and more.

A really cool concept for a show but like a lot of pop culture podcasts these days the virtue signaling hosts can’t help but work in their left-wing woke politics whenever the opportunity presents itself. Is a fluffy Podcast about theme park attractions really the place to set up your DEI pulpit? Lame.

F Mike Marry Jason Kill the ghost of chucko that haunts Scott’s soul

Easily my favorite podcast. Keep up the good work fellas.

I listen to podcasts all day, everyday from all genres and have to say this one is by far my favorite. My love for Disney brought me to this podcast but their take on it is creative and hilarious. It is so much more than a theme park podcast, these guys can talk about anything and I will listen. They consistently crank out new episodes and their Patreon is well worth the $8 a month.

They are very well behaved but sometimes get into a little bit of mischief, what fun!

The ultimate “it’s like hanging out with friends” show, PTR is essential listening for fans of theme parks, obsessive fandom of often long-gone celebrities and ephemera, and snacks. Think of a theme park attraction you’ve always loved, spin through the back catalogue, and see if they did an episode on it. Or a four-part deep dive on it. then join their Patreon to enjoy all eight episodes about the Country Bear Jamboree. Whatever the topic, it’s guaranteed they’ll talk about it for at least 30% of the episode. The tangents are the point. Hail the Good Boys!

No matter the topic, I always know I’m going to hear something tangentially about something that is slightly related to the topic and it’ll be very entertaining. Can’t get enough of these Good Boys, thru give me strength.

80s and 90s nostalgia that doesn’t fall into the trap of saying nothing new of substance about what it covers. The McGruff and Joe Camel episodes in particular are some of the funniest episodes of podcasts I’ve ever heard.

Good podcast. Do more resort shows

mission: space cast member here, loved the last episode!! honestly was laughing really hard at a lot of the episode, yall make valid points😂 i do have to be one to defend it because its my baby HAHA

I have a different favorite good boy with each episode. And nothing tops the Mickey’s House episode for me. Fingers crossed we get a live show in Denver when Casa Bonita is back open for business 🤞🏻

I’ve quickly become obsessed with Podcast: The Ride, as it has proven to be a soothing balm in these trying times. I’m a top tier Patron and have slowly been making my way through the Patreon feed (backwards, because I’m a freak like that). These are very good boys who deserve your time and attention. Their love for each other is clear from the outset and it warms my heart.

Love my parasocial relationship with these dudes. Thanks for the laughs. ❤️

Hilarious. Earnest. Nostalgic. If you grew up brainwashed by peak 90’s Michael Eisner and can bare to smile for a couple hours straight, this is the podcast you’re looking for.

More flags, more fun!

Welp I have only listened to every HM episode they have done on Halloween. I cranked them out this week, and when I tried to listen to this year’s….I remembered we are sadly still in summer. Can’t wait to see what they say about Avatar2 actually coming out this year 😂

10% of the episodes are spent talking about the subject in the title. The other 90% is spent making inside jokes and hopping from one unrelated topic to another.

Is there a point? They often get to the theme of the episode after a full hour of going down rabbit holes that have nothing to do with the show.

Jason and i experienced 9/11 in the same high school

I’ve been a fan for a long time and the show is always the perfect distraction of required Disney dorkiness.

Everything is great! Jason,Mike and Scott. I look forward to every Friday. This is a great change of pace for some of the more diluted theme park podcast. The comedy, the satire and most importantly the love of all the weird stuff themed experiences. The rabbit holes these guys find are truly wonderful.

As someone who grew up in Florida & worked at Universal this podcast is just like listening to my friends talking about the parks. My friend referred this podcast to me while I was quarantining & I cranked out 14 episodes in 5 days.

Love this show. Identify so much with the hosts and our very similar childhoods. Each host brings something to the table and their discussions go to fascinating places.

You know that scene/meme of Ron Swanson in a hardwood store saying “I know more than you”? That’s how I feel about Disney Parks & usually tap out 30 seconds into listening to someone act like they’re dropping brand new information. Not the case with Podcast: the Ride! I can & have listened to these three men talk for HOURS about theme park & shopping mall minutia. If you love the weird details most theme park fans don’t notice it care about, love nostalgia from the 90s or love deep dives into shopping centers, this is the pod for you.

Removing the over the top, saccharine, plastic, theme park cheese of most other podcast, these three tackle the controversial topics with great wit and opinion. Sandwiched between precisely targeted "Juvederm lip filler ads" (for us insecure and thin-lipped middle-aged male theme park guests) is nostalgia, hilarious takes, and very good repoire. Love the vintage intro and theme song. Only have one request: while I don't disagree with the politics, I'd like to hear less of it since I'm inundated by this topic on every other media. Keep up the great work. See you at the second gate.

It’s informative and funny. Perfect for people who love the parks but don’t take their fandom too seriously