Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #93 for the week of November 16, 2008.

In the Walt Disney World News this week, we?ll look at Disney?s latest technological initiative, which will keep Guests connected and informed in amazing new ways starting next year. I?ll also tell you where and when you can go meet Santa, and the reopening of new, old shops in Disney?s Hollywood Studios.

I just returned from Walt Disney World, and brought back some audio segments that I think you?ll enjoy. First, I had a chance to visit and have a personal tour of the new Nine Dragons restaurant in China in Epcot?s World Showcase. Having recently opened after a long refurbishment, we discuss the changes to the restaurant?s décor and menu, as well as explore its cultural heritage and beautiful, rich symbolism located throughout.

I also had a wonderful opportunity to sit and chat with a man whose work for the Walt Disney Company I have admired for some time, and whose new book afforded me an even greater appreciation of not just the man, but the lessons he is now sharing with others. Lee Cockerell, former Executive Vice President of Operations at the Walt Disney World Resort talk with me in the park about his background, work with and for the Company, and his new book, "Creating Magic: 10 Common Sense Leadership Strategies From a Life at Disney." It?s a fascinating look at the work, and more importantly the people backstage that make the magic for us as Guests. Mr. Cockerell offers practical, real-world advice, coupled with wonderful stories from his tenure at Disney that people can use in their everyday life.

I?ll announce the winner of last week?s Carousel of Progress contest, and give you the question for this week?s contest, where I?ll be giving away 5 prizes instead of just one!

I?ll give you a hint at what?s to come in future shows, before playing your voicemails, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #92 for the week of November 9, 2008.

There is big news coming out of Walt Disney World this week, as Disney has reacted to the tough economy by giving Guests a pair of vacation deals which could give more families the chance to visit Walt Disney World and the Disney Cruise Line.

In my first segment, we?re going to explore Finding Nemo: The Musical, as Glenn Whelan and I look at it?s history, story, music and what it took to bring this Broadway-quality production to a Disney park.

I?ll then open up the inbox and answer more of your emails with the help of Beci Mahnken. Topics include romantic spots in Walt Disney World, including where to ?pop the question? and vow renewal ceremonies, the best steakhouse on property, questions about how to get chosen to help open the Magic Kingdom, spending New Year?s Eve in Walt Disney World and much more.

Before I end the show, I?ll announce the winner of last week?s Country Bear Jamboree contest, give you this week?s NEW contest question, and give you some updates before playing your voicemails. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show..

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Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #91 for the week of November 2, 2008.

We?ll start off this week?s show with some news from Walt Disney World, including information on a number of special events going on now and in the coming weeks.

From there, we?ll chat with Disney?s Chief Magic Official and all around nice guy Justin Muchoney about what he?s been up to, what?s new and maybe even what?s next.

In our next segment, I?ll fire up the old Wayback Machine and take us back to a time before Walt Disney World had even opened. And joining me on my trek through the Florida swamps is fellow Disney geek Craig Wheeler, as he and I take a close look at a Walt Disney World we never knew by exploring the Lost Resorts of the Magic Kingdom. It?s a fun look back at what was supposed to be and might have been, with a little wondering and wishing as well.

I?ll answer a few of your emails, announce an impromptu new contest and give you some updates before playing your voicemails at the end of the show this week, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Hello and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #90 for the week of October 26, 2008.

Timing is everything, and this week I have two segments for you that I chose just for that reason.

With the upcoming Presidential election, I thought it would be a great opportunity to take a detailed look at the Magic Kingdom?s Hall of Presidents. It?s an attraction rich in history, unique in concept and is unfortunately often overlooked. Kristen Helmstetter, who wrote her Honors Thesis on this attraction, joins me to discuss its history, story, changes and importance.

In my next segment, we?ll celebrate the Halloween season, along with one of our all-time favorite attractions, as Tim Foster and I take a fun look at the Top Ten Things We Love About the Haunted Mansion. With so much to enjoy and appreciate about this timeless classic, Top 10 might be a bit of a misnomer on this one.

I?ll have more updates at the end of the show, as well as some of your voicemails, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.


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Hello and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #89 for the week of October 19, 2008.

I just returned from Walt Disney World, where I was covering a number of special events for the show. I was able to attend and bring you audio from the opening of the new Cast Member Wellness Center and speak with Walt Disney World President Meg Crofton and worldwide parks operations president Al Weiss, as well as the 2009 Walt Disney World Ambassador ceremony and meet the two new Ambassadors. I also attended a sneak peek of the new T-Rex Café in Downtown Disney, and will bring you a little something different from that event this week. I?ll have more News and a quick visit to the Walt Disney World Rumor Mill.

I?ll introduce a new segment this week called ?How to Be an Imagineer,? in response to the question I?ve received quite often over the past few years. Disney Imagineer Ed Romeo joins me to talk about his story and journey to become an Imagineer, as well as what working at and for Imagineering was like. This interview will be the first of hopefully many that will help prove to you that the road to becoming an Imagineer might not necessarily be the path you think.

I?ll have more updates at the end of the show, just sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Hello everybody and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #88 for the week of October 12, 2008.

We?re going to start off this week with our tribute to the Adventurer?s Club. And rather than just a look at what it was, its rooms and shows, we?re going to explore the Club like never before, because if you think you knew everything there was to know about the Adventurer?s Club, you might be a bit surprised. Joining me this week is world-renowned Disney historian and author Jim Korkis, who is going to share his exhaustive research into the history and details of the Club, and the stories behind the stories. We?ll go way back and examine it from the very beginning, from concept, to drawing board changes, its creators, design and so much more.

Moving from one party to another, we?ll next head on over to Mickey?s Not So Scary Halloween Party, as George Taylor and I tell you all about this special event, what you can do while you?re there, tips to get the most out of the party, and why we think this is one of Walt Disney World?s best events.

I?ll play more of your voicemails at the end of the show after some a few announcements, so just sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Hello everybody and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this, my friends, is show #87 for the week of October 5, 2008.

I?ll start off this week with a brief trip to the Walt Disney World Rumor Mill, before Tim Foster joins me for another Top 10 segment. This week, we?ll look at our Top 10 Sounds from Walt Disney World, and we?ll also talk a little bit about the upcoming first issue of Celebrations Magazine.

The email inbox has really been filling up, so I?ll answer a number of your emails with Beci Mahnken from MouseFan Travel. Topics include everything from what may happen to the Cinderella Castle Suite in 2009, to the best places outside the parks to watch fireworks, when resort discounts may be announced, the Haunted Mansion?s 999 Happy Haunts Event and more.

As always, please stay tuned at the end of the show for more information and announcements, as well as your voicemails, but for now, just sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Hello everybody and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #86 for the week of September 28, 2008.

I?m back from a busy week in Walt Disney World with a full recap of the week?s events, including News and details about what is coming for 2009, including the Celebration Vacations, changes and new additions to the Wide World of Sports Complex, and a new experience in Fantasyland with Tinker Bell and her fairy friends. I?ll talk to some executives with Disney to discuss just what?s coming next.

I?ll talk about my trip with a number of other friends and listeners to the show, as we recorded our recap of the week live from Disney?s Animal Kingdom Lodge. We?ll talk about everything from our experience at the newly reopened Nine Dragons restaurant in World Showcase, dinner at the Wave at Disney?s Contemporary Resort, the last nights of the Adventurer?s Club, and if we didn?t talk about food enough, I?ll play our live reviews from the promenade as we review samples from each Wonderland kiosk at Epcot?s International Food & Wine Festival. It?s a first-hand, on-the-spot review of many of the culinary delights being offered at the Festival from now through November 9, 2008.

We?ll also talk about other events throughout the week, and the Inaugural Expedition Everest Challenge 5K race that took place this past Saturday. Many of us faced the Yeti and lived to tell about it, so here?s our recap of the race and party.

I also have an exclusive interview with Steve Schussler, the creator of the Rainforest Café, Yak & Yeti and Downtown Disney?s newest dining experience, the T-Rex Café. He joins me to talk about his incredible personal journey, and the creation of some of Walt Disney World?s most unique restaurants.

Finally, I?ll reveal the Grand Prize Winner of the Adventureland Challenge Contest, and crown the Ultimate Adventurer.

Stay tuned at the end of the show for more information and announcements, as well as your voicemails, but for now, just sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.


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Hello everybody and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #85 for the week of September 21, 2008.

This week?s show is a special one, as for the very first time, I welcome a single guest, who joins me as the very first Co-Host for the Day. Winner of the Dream Team Project charity auction lot, Lori Burke pulls up a chair and a microphone for a number of segments.

We?ll cover the BIG news coming out of Walt Disney World this week, including the new resort offerings, and what the Disney Parks will hold for you in 2009, and why you need to spend some special time there.

We?ll also do some fun Walt Disney World trivia in our Fact or Fiction segment, a Best of the Best for you and your children, a coupe of helpful tips for parents taking their kids to the parks, answer your listener email and so much more.

As always, stay tuned at the end of the show for more information and announcements, but for now, just sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Hello and welcome once again to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #84 for the week of September 14, 2008.

I?ll kick off this week?s show with some news and rumors from Walt Disney World, and then I?ll take you on a brief trip back to Walt Disney World with me, as I look at some highlights from my recent trip. Not a day by day trip report per se, but more looking at a few experiences I had that you might not have known even exist in and out of the parks.

From there, I left the joys of a No Way Jose? at Beaches and Cream and headed out onto the high seas for a special, 5-day cruise aboard the Disney Magic. In addition to a scheduled 2 days at Castaway Cay, this voyage was even more magical, as it was hosted by Deb Wills and Steve Barrett, and featured great events and one surprise after another. So I invited the hosts to join me this week to recap the cruise and talk about some of the magic on the Magic.

And the time has finally come ? we are down to the final 3 in the Adventureland Challenge Contest, and the finalists join me on the show this week to answer a series of questions so YOU can help decide who will be crowned the Ultimate Adventurer and win the Grand Prize of the 6 day, VIP vacation for 4 to Walt Disney World.

There?s more at the end of the show, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #83 for the week of September 7, 2008.

I literally just stepped off the Disney Magic, so I apologize for not having any news or rumors again this week, but I will give you a few updates I picked up while in Walt Disney World.

As if the first weekend of the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, the inaugural Expedition Everest Challenge, the final Hoopla at the Adventurer?s Club, and just the fact that it?s Walt Disney World isn?t enough to get you down to the parks during the weekend of September 26-28, then my first segment just might be the extra little push you need. Adam Roth, the ?boy wonder? behind the Celebrations 25 event, joins me to talk about World Wide Weekend, the weekend-long, signature event that includes backstage tours, group rides, a chance to meet fellow Disney fans and so much more. I?ll be attending as well, and we?ll tell you all about the events, and how you can participate.

Since ?Top Ten with Tim? sounds better than Top Ten with Samantha, Tim Foster joins me again this week for another Top 10 segment. This week, we look at the Top 10 (or 30) Places to Get Away From It All in Walt Disney World. It?s some of our favorite out of the way places, little hideaways and diversions in and out of the parks.

And finally this week, I?ll announce the names of the 3 contestants that will be moving on to the Final Round of the Adventureland Challenge Contest. Your votes have been cast and tallied, and we are one step closer to crowning the Ultimate Adventurer and the winner of the Grand Prize ? the 6 day, VIP vacation for 4 to Walt Disney World.

I?ll once again end the show with more of your voicemails, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #82 for the week of August 31, 2008 .

I?m producing the show early this week, so there won?t be any news or rumors, but I do something for you that I think you?ll enjoy.

Jim Henson?s MuppetVision 3D is a landmark attraction in Walt Disney World not just for it?s groundbreaking technology, classic characters, and truly hysterical show script. It?s an attraction that begins outside the show itself and carries over into arguably one of the very best queues anywhere in the Disney parks. But beyond that, it represents the work of its creator Jim Henson, and serves as a reminder of the relatively recent marriage between the Disney and Henson companies ? and a deal whose negotiations began more than a decade ago.

This week, I am pleased to welcome Jim Lewis and Craig Shemin, former staff writers for the Jim Henson Company, who were instrumental in the concept, design and creation of MuppetVision 3D. We?ll discuss the creation of the attraction and so many of its priceless jokes and gags, as well as the Muppet attractions that never came to be, working with Jim Henson, and the future of the Disney and the Muppets. It?s a fun chat with two of the people that knew Jim Henson well, and today continue to preserve his legacy.

I?ll end the show with a few of your voicemails, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. This is show #81 for the week of August 24, 2008, and as always I am your host, Lou Mongello

We?ll start off with some news from Walt Disney World, including a new, interactive experience for Guests, and in the Walt Disney World Rumor Mill, we?ll take a look another add-on, outside-the-park adventure experience that may or may not be coming in the future.

One of my favorite segments on the show are the DSI: Disney Scene Investigations, and this week, we take a look at one of my favorite attractions ? Peter Pan?s Flight. We?ll look at the history of the attraction, its roots and connection to Disneyland, examine it scene-by-scene, and explore why it remains such a timeless classic.

There are so many reasons to go to Walt Disney World ? family vacation with the kids, honeymooning with your new spouse, the big family reunion, or even the occasional solo research trip. But what about just a bunch of the guys getting together and going away? And instead of places like Myrtle Beach or Las Vegas, what about going to Walt Disney World? Steve ?Tikiman? Seifert joins me to talk about going away on a ?Mancation? to Walt Disney World, the many things to do outside the parks, and how to get the most out of the experience.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello and this is show #80 for the week of August 17, 2008.

This week?s show is very special, as I will be devoting an entire episode to a single segment, and more importantly, a single man. He is Richard M. Sherman. You know him as one of the Sherman Brothers, the most successful songwriting team in history, and the name that defines the music and mood of so many Disney feature films and theme park attractions.

Mr. Sherman joins me in this one-to-one interview about his career beginnings, time at the Disney Studios, working for and with Walt Disney, and the stories behind the stories of working on timeless classics like Mary Poppins and legendary songs such as ?it?s a small world? and hundreds of others.

I?ll end the show not with announcements or voicemails, but instead, with my small tribute to the work of the Sherman Brothers in thanks for Mr. Sherman joining me on the show, and for a lifetime of memories he helped create.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy this very special episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. This is show #79 for the week of August 10, 2008, and as always I am your host, Lou Mongello

We?ll start off by looking at some news from Walt Disney World, including notable rehabs, closures, exclusive Passholder opportunities and more. In the Walt Disney World Rumor Mill, we may be getting some new updates on Star Tours 2.0, Lucky the Dinosaur might not be as fortunate as his name suggests, and you may get a new opportunity to see just what else goes on at the Laugh Floor coming soon.

One of Walt Disney World?s true Hidden Treasures comes to us from listener Sarah Ames, who joins me to show you that no one has more fun than us? except YeHaa Bob Jackson over at Disney?s Port Orleans Resort. He and his show are truly the Best of the Best, and we?ll tell you how, when and why you should make a special trip to the River Roost lounge to join Bob for his show.

I?ve been promising that I would answer more of your emails, and this week I finally deliver. With the help of Beci Mahnken, we?ll answer questions about FASTPASS, birthdays, park tickets, reservations and? well? alligators.

I'll have more announcements before I end the this week show, and stay tuned for your voicemails when I?m done, but for now - sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to the WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am Lou Mongello happy to back with you again this week, and this is show #78 for the week of August 3, 2008.

In this week's breaking Walt Disney World News, I'll have information about a new dining package coming in 2009, as well as some changes to ticket pricing. I'll update you on the new Kidani Village at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge and some other changes around the resorts. In the parks, I'll tell you how and when you can audition for a new attraction in Walt Disney World, and in the Rumor Mill, I'll give you a hint at what movie is being rumored for a new attraction in the parks.

Disney's Year of a Million Dreams has always extended far beyond the handing out of physical prizes in the parks, truly embracing its namesake. In fact, it has really always been about making dreams come true for people, and often times, dreams they may never have known they even had. Whether it is giving a family a night in a Castle, or crowning one man Chief Magic Official, it gives people opportunities never before available. And for 12 lucky, talented people who love Walt Disney World, their dreams came true as well, when they were selected to the Disney World Mom's Panel, an online forum where Guests could ask the experts and gain insights about planning their Walt Disney World vacation. This week, I want to welcome 7 of those members to the show, as we discuss not just the panel and how and why they were selected, but to learn more about them, the panel and what they are doing to help.

I'll have more at the end of the show, including many more of your voicemails, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to the WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. As always, I am your host Lou Mongello, and this is show #77 for the week of July 27, 2008.

We'll start off with some Walt Disney World News and Rumors this week, including changes across the resort to the reservations system, resorts, restaurants, hauntings and holidays. We'll also look at some possible new Disney destinations, high-tech touring, and much more.

I talk about trying to bring you a little bit of Disney Magic to you each week, but last week, Disney Magic went to Camp Hill, PA in the form of MagicMeets, a yearly gathering of Disney fans from around the nation. Now celebrating its 5th year, I thought it would be fun to recap the weekend's events not just for those listeners that attended, but for those of you that may not know what MagicMeets is, and maybe in the process, help show you why you might want to mark next year's event on your calendar. I am joined by the event's founder, Fred Block, as well as Pat Whitson (Dream Team Auction coordinator), guest and videographer Jamie Curci, and listener and attendee Dave Recchione, in a fun look at the event, and some of the real magic that was created thanks to the incredible efforts and generosity of so many people, and how the community's efforts will go a long way towards helping children that need the magic most.

I'll have a few brief announcements and play more of your voicemails at the end of this week's show, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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Welcome to the WDW Radio Show - your Walt Disney World Information Station. This is show #76 for the week of July 20, 2008. I am your host Lou Mongello, bringing you a little bit of Disney magic each week in a fun, family-friendly weekly show.

Because of the MagicMeets event this weekend, I am leaving early, so I won't be able to cover any news or rumors this week.

Walt Disney World isn't just the world's number one vacation destination it's also one of the most desirable places to work, and for thousands of college students every year, it is home to a classroom unlike any other. The Walt Disney World College Program offers an opportunity for students to work and learn in a program that will forever change their lives. To discuss the program in more detail, I welcome Kristi Breen - Director of Segment College and International Programs Recruitment to answer many of the questions that students and parents may have. Then, to give a perspective from a recent College Program graduate, Katherine Farmer joins me. Now a professional intern for Walt Disney World, she recounts her experiences in the program, and the effects it's had on her, both personally and professionally.

Before playing some of your voicemails at the end of the show, specifically about the recent Top 10 smells segment, I have one more announcement to make this week about an exciting new project and product. And once again, Tim Foster joins me to introduce you to something we?ve been working on for some time that I think you'll enjoy.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

Play the Adventureland Challenge Contest - WIN a VIP trip for 4 to WDW!

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Welcome to the WDW Radio Show - your Walt Disney World Information Station. This is show #75 for the week of July 13, 2008. I am your host Lou Mongello, bringing you the very best ways to enjoy and enhance your Walt Disney World vacation experience in a fun, family-friendly weekly show.

We'll begin with News from around Walt Disney World about some enhancements, additions, and closings happening around the parks.

This week, we have another Top 10 segment, but one that's just a bit different from some of those we've done in the past. Tim Foster joins me once again, but this time we're going to look at the Top 10 smells of Walt Disney World. And it's not all going to be about food, as there are just some amazing scents that I'm sure you'll agree make you think of or enjoy Walt Disney World.

It's been a few weeks since I answered some of your listener emails on the air, so Jeff Pepper will join me to respond to many of your questions,

So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

Play the Adventureland Challenge Contest - WIN a VIP trip for 4 to WDW!

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Welcome to the WDW Radio Show - your Walt Disney World Information Station. This is show #74 for the week of July 6, 2008. I am your host Lou Mongello, and thank you for tuning in once again. Happy Birthday America ? At 232 years old, you still look GREAT to me.

We'll start off this week's show with another look at some of my favorite Disney books. George Taylor joins me as we focus on three titles that examine the art in architecture of the parks.

I'm still very much in an Adventureland mood, with the release of the next Audio Guide CD just days away, so I thought we'd look at some interesting and questionable Hidden Mickeys of Adventureland with Steve Barrett.

And speaking of Adventureland and the Guide, I have been telling you about the BIG announcement I have that ties into the release of the Guide. Well, the wait is finally over, and I'll share the news with you before the end of the show.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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