Ep. 13: Straight from the Source

Defunctland

Kevin Perjurer

Society & Culture, History, Society & Culture:history

4.8 • 573 Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

In the first podcast episode of Season 2, Kevin sits down with Brian Krosnick, a writer for Theme Park Tourist, about his Lost Legends and Disaster Files series. The two discuss every episode of Defunctland Season One and their experiences researching extinct attractions.

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0:00.0	When you wish upon a song.
0:05.0	Now we want you to share with us our latest and greatest dream.
0:09.0	Disneyland.
0:10.0	Just go to action parks with no other park like it.
0:17.0	Six Flags, great adventure. It's not a world away.
0:20.0	Paramounts Kings Island. We will officially Six Flags, great adventure. It's not a world away.
0:24.1	Paramount's Kings Island.
0:26.9	We will officially open Universal Studios, Florida.
0:28.8	Hello, I'm Michael Eisner.
0:37.6	Welcome back to the Defunct Land podcast.
0:39.3	My name is Kevin Perger.
0:40.6	Today, I am joined by Brian Krosnick.
0:43.6	Did I pronounce that correctly?
0:44.7	You did, yes.
0:45.7	Yes, I did.
0:47.4	This whole season of podcast guests, just get ready, is going to be me asking them if I
0:53.0	pronounce their names correctly, because I'm awful at it, as I've always said.
0:57.4	But today I'm really excited because Brian's agreed to join me.
1:00.9	And Brian is both my major inspiration, and he doesn't even know this, for Defunctland.
1:07.1	And he helps greatly through his great research.
1:11.4	Brian, tell us a little bit about what you do.
1:13.7	Well, that's amazing, first of all.
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