All right everyone and welcome to the musical splitting podcast. I am your host and

fairy god dad bod Kavita herian you're not the fairy godfather you're the

fairy godfather who stepped up just to get to it. I'm the round orange rolling pumpkin that transforms

into something great and then something horrible again after midnight. And today we're joined by

our friend she's a lovely essayist and video person and creator and writer and just like all

kinds of great things. Deep Cinderella lore. Yeah welcome back to the podcast for a second time

this season to discuss a Cinderella property misproncest week's princess welcome. I'm so glad

to have a solid girl like me back in the back in the back in the studio. Thank you so much for

bringing me to I would say one of the top three of the Cinderella adaptations that we have.

I'd agree with that honestly. Last time it was bad Cinderella and this time we decided

we should make it up to you by bringing you for a good Cinderella. Yeah right from Beth and

we had to black Cinderella my story in two parts. There you go there is your hero origin story was

this was a candidate event moment because like this this okay so this came out in 1997 and it

was hit that at that perfect age for me because I was 10 and like maybe not even 10 and like I had

already just like kind of gotten like oh I like the theater I would like to see the theater and

this came out with like one is on Disney so I was like well Disney if Michael Eisner is telling me

I will like it I will like it to it is the most star-studded thing in the world it had Brandy

it had Whitney Houston like I was like deep in the militia you know oh yeah the verse at that

point I had Jason Alexander Bernabéder you know like it is just like oh and it's Cinderella and

I never seen this Rogers and Hammerston version of it so like that was it was my first exposure to

that and yeah it just kind of hit it's and I've had to watch it a lot in the last three or four

years since having a daughter and she loves this version and it's become kind of a staple in

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