Brittany Broski and Drew Afualo taped a Halloween podcast on Disneyland’s Main Street

Brittany Broski and Drew Afualo spent a night at Disneyland for Halloween. They joined comedian Caleb Hearon for a special So True with Caleb Hearon episode recorded on Main Street, U.S.A. after the park closed, according to Laughing Place. It was released Oct 8.

Both are returning guests on the podcast, and this one is all-in on the bit.

The setup

The trio recorded in front of the park’s giant Mickey-shaped Halloween pumpkin, dressed as Toy Story’s Little Green Men in matching alien spacesuits. Laughing Place says the episode is not really about Disney: it stays true to the show’s usual style with scary stories, favorite treats, how high they can kick, escaping a Saw-style trap, and body parts.

They sampled a Mickey Mummy Macaron and a Mickey Ghost Cake Pop. Broski’s name for the night: “Annual Super Mega Chungus Cousin Halloween Bash 2026.”

Who’s who

Drew Afualo is a Samoan American creator, 30, known for roasting misogynists online, according to her TIME100 Creators profile. TIME lists about 8.1 million TikTok followers and says one of her most popular videos has more than 23 million views. She hosts two podcasts, Two Idiot Girls and The Comment Section, wrote the 2024 book Loud, and worked as a red-carpet correspondent in 2026 at the Golden Globes, the Academy Awards and Netflix’s The Actor Awards.

Shutting down sexist trolls online “is a badge of honor that I don’t take lightly.”— Drew Afualo, TIME100 Creators profile

Brittany Broski also posted her own recap, per Laughing Place. She described filming on an empty Main Street, U.S.A. as a major moment for a Disney fan, and teased a memorable detail about what happened inside her alien costume.

The trio already know each other’s comedy well. TIME notes that Afualo’s podcast The Comment Section has hosted both Hearon and Broski, and Laughing Place calls this a reunion of their “fan-favorite banter.” It also describes the three as self-proclaimed “Disney Adults,” which is why the park setting fits.

Where to watch

The episode is on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts. Disneyland’s Halloween Time runs through Oct 31, so if you want to copy the energy at the park, the clock is ticking.