On this episode, I spend a moment talking about closures, but then move on to talking about the Contemporary, its construction, and the Mary Blair mural on the central pillar.

I figure we can all use a break from the every day....

Bob Iger stepped down. The coronavirus forced the closure of two parks. Streaming continues to evolve. There’s a lot to talk about!

But to answer the question in the title, I vote "nah"....there are concerns, but nothing specific, today.

Joining me on the show is Craig Folsom who hosts the eponymous show. We talk about why we love Disney. Come along, and have a listen to us talking about our experiences. 

Visit Craig @ https://anchor.fm/disney_why

If you’ll indulge me, I spend some time talking about *me*, how I got here, and how I’ve seen things change. 

My first show aired February 8, 2010. And I simply can’t believe I’ve managed to make it this far. 

It’s been a great ride, and I can’t wait to see where I go next!

Disney updated the show with new camera shots and a new narration featuring Catherine O’Hara and Eugene Levy. I present some info and the attraction audio. 

Incidentally, the new version of the Canada song was performed by Eva Avila, a Québécois.

Circlevision History

Canada Pavilion

I take a look back a the history of Sue at Animal Kingdom.  Its an interesting tale that moved the preparation to the Animal Kingdom.  

You can watch my lost and found story about it below:

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A blog about the fossil prep lab: http://preplounge.blogspot.com/2009/12/this-day-in-paleontology-history.html