Jay and Mark are pleased to present a special Backstage Pass presentation of the National Treasures exhibit at the American Heritage Gallery in the American Adventure Pavilion at Epcot. The exhibit features artifacts from American history collected from across the United States. For those who have had a chance to see the exhibit, this audio tour will give additional information, and for those who have not been able to attend, we trust this presentation will allow you to share in this patriotic tribute to America.

Jay saves the world from annihilation (with some help from Mark). It's a review of classical composer Igor Stravinsky's finale from Fantasia 2000 -- however the real Firebird ballet story doesn't have anything to do with a little sprite and a fiery volcano. No, the real story deals with a Prince, a firebird and a demon, and he apparently is still pretty upset that Chernobog got the spotlight in the original Fantasia and he got stiffed in Fantasia 2000.

Jay and Mark get into some trouble doing research and end up on Main Street late, late after closing. Inspired by the credits on the windows they are cleaning, they launch into a history of Walt Disney World as seen through the lives of some of those who made it happen. That is until their work is interrupted by someone who is, shall we say, not in a magical Disney mood!

Jay and Mark take a leisurely research trip on the famous Jungle Cruise -- complete with information on the history of the attraction, bad jokes and even a glimpse at what a Jungle Cruise movie trailer might sound like.

Jay and Mark take an interesting look at the history of the Wilderness Lodge and the story behind some of the secrets it contains.

A simple stroll down Main Street turns into a detailed discussion about Forced Perspective -- and how can you talk about forced perspective without a visit to Cinderella's Castle? Jay also learns an important lesson about locking and not locking doors....

Jay and Mark visit the Main Street Barbershop and have a fun discussion about the history and planning of Main Streets at all of the Disney parks.

Jay quizzes Ricky and "Grog” on some Animal Kingdom trivia. It’s a light-hearted game with a "Shocking” outcome.

Jay and Mark are given the task of putting together a 30-second firework finale as a gift to Disney fans. From ordering the fireworks they need from China to the technical details of putting together the show and loading the air cannons, they realize that there is more than meets the eye in making a great fireworks spectacular.

While vacationing at Typhoon Lagoon with their families, Jay and Mark realize via a phone call from Ricky that they haven't completed their segment for this weeks show. Luckily they travel heavy with just about every reference source on the planet and are able to come up with a show topic...