Jambeaux, everyone!!! Welcome to another episode of the Magic Our Way podcast. We appreciate you listening to our show and we hope it brings a smile to your face. Factoid of the day: the Magic Kingdom that is accessible to the public is actually on the second floor! Ooooo! Ahhhh!

We bring you another traditional MOW show this week. 

In the Queue. we cover the following news stories:

and much, much more!

In the Hub, we discuss a question that was discussed during our podcast trip back in January. We asked each other, what job in Walt Disney world would you most want and what would you least want? We are not talking Imagineer or anything like that; we are talking about jobs that require the least amount of training. We also talk about the Casey’s Corner redux and the reorganization of the actual Magic Kingdom Hub. 

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