The Walt Disney Company: The most successful enterprise for monetizing human nostalgia (Audio)

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• 0:00 ↗Start
• 1:10 ↗Intro
• 6:03 ↗Walt's Early Life & Artistic Calling (1901-1919)
• 12:22 ↗From Commercial Art to Laugh-o-grams (1919-1923)
• 23:05 ↗Hollywood, The Alice Comedies & Oswald's Loss (1923-1928)
• 43:27 ↗Mickey Mouse & The Synchronized Sound Breakthrough (1928)
• 1:01:21 ↗The IP Flywheel & Mickey Merch Explosion (1929-1933)
• 1:09:57 ↗Flywheel Terminology Unpacked
• 1:18:53 ↗Snow White: Walt's $1.5M Folly (1934-1937)
• 1:52:01 ↗The Burbank Studio, Debt & Strike (1938-1941)
• 2:04:28 ↗The Animators' Strike & Walt's Disillusionment (1941)
• 2:15:43 ↗WWII, The Vault & Creative Slump (1941-1950)
• 2:24:27 ↗Post-War Slump to Cinderella's Comeback (1945-1950)
• 2:33:48 ↗Walt's Obsession: Model Trains to Disneyland (1950-1952)
• 2:38:44 ↗Financing Disneyland: ABC, SRI & Davy Crockett (1953-1955)
• 3:17:05 ↗Disneyland's Grand Opening & The Evolving Flywheel (1955-1958)
• 3:41:55 ↗The Florida Project & Walt's Last Dream (1961-1966)
• 3:54:26 ↗Walt's Untimely Death & Roy's Legacy (1966-1971)
• 3:57:57 ↗Roy Finishes Walt Disney World (1966-1971)
• 4:01:09 ↗The Post-Walt Slump & Corporate Raiders (1970s-1984)
• 4:09:44 ↗Analysis: Why No Other Disney Flywheels?
• 4:17:15 ↗7 Powers
• 4:20:45 ↗Quintessence
• 4:23:50 ↗Carve-Outs + Outro