Disney's Frozen: Forces of Nature E1 - The Visitors

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🗓️ 24 October 2023

⏱️ 19 minutes

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This is the first episode of Disney Frozen: Forces of Nature! You can listen to the whole thing now on Wondery+, or listen as it comes out, two episodes a week, wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, or Spotify. Greeking Out will return on Friday! Episode description: In this episode we meet some new visitors to Arendelle, a broken waterwheel is fixed, we learn about a law of thermodynamics and star gazing brings us closer together.

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0:00.0	Disney Frozen, Forces of Nature, presented by Macy's. Enough.
0:13.0	Vayna.
0:20.0	Hi Elsa. Hi Elsa, Hi Elsa, Anna.
0:23.0	Olaf!
0:24.0	Are we going on another adventure?
0:26.0	Oh no.
0:27.0	Of course!
0:28.0	Just as long as we're on the same page. Age. At the end of the day I'll treat you all to some butter biscuits from Blotch its bakery.
0:44.0	Oh yeah, my favorite too.
0:46.0	It sounds great.
0:47.0	Is there a problem, soldier?
0:50.0	No, sir.
0:52.0	General Matius, just taking a break.
0:55.0	Very well, take a few minutes, but then we'll need to get back to work.
0:59.0	General, I do have a minor quam.
1:04.0	A quam?
1:05.0	Oh, please.
1:06.0	I don't understand why we're digging here.
1:08.0	Isn't this the job of an architect, farmers?
1:12.0	This doesn't seem like the work soldiers should do. We should be protecting
1:15.6	Arundale. There are more ways than one to protect our kingdom. I understand
1:20.1	that sir, but this isn't even our kingdom.
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