I had a chance to visit again last week, and wanted to talk about my experiences, what I saw, share some thoughts, and bring you along.

I go beyond popcorn and Mickey bars to share with you some of my favorite snacks around the resort. 

1. Beignet with Dipping Sauce @ Sassagoula Floatworks & Food Factory – Port Orleans French Quarter 

2. Citrus swirl @ aloha isle magic kingdom 

3. Conch Fritters @ Gurgling Suitcase – Old Key West Resort 

4. Bavarian Mickey Pretzel @ Baseline Tap House - Hollywood Studios . 

5. Anything @ boullangerie pastiserie - epcot 

6. Pesto garlic knots @ Pinocchio village house - magic kingdom 

7. Naan with dipping sauce @ landscape flavors - art of animation 

8. Sushi @ Japan - epcot 

9. Totchos @ woodys - Hollywood studios 

10. Samosa @ Mr Kamal’s - Animal kingdom 

My popcorn recipe is in show #90:  Link

Dave is back to answer your disney questions. Traveling over the summer, sorcerers of the magic kingdom, the chicken exit from attractions, fireworks, and more! I’ve got a few nuggets tucked in here as well.

I made a recent trip to the parks and I’m here to break it down. I’ve got 4 parts - food & wine, the disney skyliner, galaxys edge, and some thoughts about construction.

On this episode, I tell the tale of the visit by John Lennon to Walt Disney World, during which the Beatles were dissolved.  Its a tale that doesn't get enough press, and I thought I'd share it.  

You can check out the video I made in my Lost & Found Series:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm8tDZj120U

May Pang's photos can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Instamatic-Karma-Photographs-John-Lennon/dp/B002N2XEJC

Disney has a complex media empire.  I take a look at a couple of items in the news that caught my attention that bring that mind.  It includes some lawsuits, Star Wars, Spider Man, and more.  Plus I take a look at Freeform TV and explore its history.

I didn't attend D23, but I got all the updates...and I have some thoughts about it all.  Epcot is about to undergo a major overhaul, and while I think its "needed," it changes the very nature of the park.  Plus, there were plenty of other updates that I talk about.  I hope I don't come off as negative - I have strong feelings about the legacy and history, and I feel like the company isn't about that anymore...  

Of course, I'm still interested in the history and that's why I started this YouTube Channel! Lost and Found in Walt Disney World.

http://feeds.feedburner.com/LostWdw

YouTube direct link

I was in the Orlando area last week, and made an effort to see Galaxy's Edge - but it didn't work out (sadly).  I talk about my time in the area, and about Star Wars Galaxy's Edge - and the emphasis on the newer episodes.  I have a theory about why this is, and it is really just a guess. 

Thought I'd share my thoughts.

For the first 25 years the Disney World Resort was open, they had an AM radio station (several actually) that broadcast information about the resort - from park hours to special events to things to do.  I talk about the broadcast, and play some clips for you.  Hope you enjoy!

http://feeds.feedburner.com/LostWdw

YouTube direct link