Welcome to Marvelous Disney, the podcast that discusses the most recent doings at one of the more dynamic divisions of the Walt Disney Company, which is of course Marvel Entertainment.

My co-host, the Amazing Aaron Adams and I, are recording this on Monday, July 20th.

Okay, so Aaron, on the last show, you were talking, how much you were looking forward to the sandman that was audible that was doing that or?

Yeah, yeah, and it was my first I got to do, finally activate my trial because I'd been waiting on audible forever like I just

need something that really grabs me and sandman grabbed me so I clicked and that was my first

actual you know purchase thingy and I listen for I'll say about four or five hours before I had

Take a little pause and get back to reality for a minute but it is just so gosh darn wonderful it's

right bordering on the line of absolute perfection for me as an audio nerd and spending my entire career in audio they've

done just about everything and I could be so like super super critical that it but nobody should ever think it as a fault I would give

more more stereo separation a little bit further on the left a little bit further

on the right because there's a lot of people that walk into a room and then come dead center to sit in front of your

face and then we'll walk out of room and there's a lot of movement that happens in

this and it's so magical and so mysterious and they've got all the the sound effects are true to life in a way that

you feel that you're in the environment that they're telling you that you're in.

Next you've got a voice cast of incredible like

Hollywood A-level talent all the way across the board from the biggest to the smallest, everybody is a level. So you've

got performances that are true and authentic and never feel false. So you are really brought into this world and then on top of that

they had someone actually score music. Now let me break this down for you real quick so you

know a little behind the scenes.

Normally if you're producing something you go online to a library of music that you're going to pay for.

And yes, there's a bunch of different variety but it's usually cut to be

exactly 60 seconds or exactly 30 seconds for commercial use and these moments take place in a handful of seconds, so they actually

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