Considering Walt Disney World Resort first opened in 1971, the parks have seen many different attractions come and go, but not all staying power is created equal. The Station 71 hosts round up their picks for attractions that have overstayed their welcome and give their suggestions on how these attractions can be improved upon or replaced altogether.

The hosts take a break from biographical episodes to make a few fun lists: Best & Worst Sightlines, Best & Worst Land Transitions, and Out-of-Place Elements in the parks. Do you agree with our picks? What do you think we left out?

Continuing our biography of Walt Disney, Station 71's resident historian, Brian, takes us through Walt's teens and early adulthood, from the incorporation of his first animation company to arriving in Hollywood, detailing all the struggles and lessons learned along the way.

In the first episode of a new series covering the biographies of key Imagineers in Disney culture, the Station 71 hosts delve into the early backstory of the original Imagineer: Walt Disney. Find out the significance of Walt's childhood, short time in Marceline, Missouri, and early beginnings of Walt's interest in art.

In the current pandemic of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), quarantines and lockdowns are commonplace, so in order to get a little social interaction, Mario, Beth, and Brian jumped into the Station 71 Discord to hang out and record a live episode, chatting in real-time with listeners and answering questions.

When you take a trip to Walt Disney World, streetmosphere entertainment adds so much to the experience. You might pass by the Dapper Dans serenading guests, or Serveur Amusant atop a sky-high stack of chairs. In this episode, Mario, Beth, and Brian take a moment to appreciate these performers and pay respects to a few that have moved on from the parks.

With the pandemic of COVID-19, aka Coronavirus, closing all Disney Parks worldwide, Mario, Beth, and Brian discuss the effects the virus has had on the parks so far and take a look at all the closures in Walt Disney World's past. Spoiler alert: it's probably not as many as you'd expect...

Hello, Space Angels! In this very special episode, Mario, Beth, and Kirsten were lucky enough to chat with Kal David, the voice of everyone's favorite intergalactic performer, Sonny Eclipse. Sonny has been entertaining guests at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe since 1995, but Kal has an even longer history of entertaining fans of the American blues genre. Tune in to hear how Kal discusses some highlights of his vibrant musical career and his experience playing the voice of such an iconic Disney World character.

Mario, Beth and Brian wrap up the history of Epcot's Future World by journeying into the Imagination, The Land, and The Seas pavilions. Explore the stories behind the offerings of these pavilions,  including three different versions of the attraction that brought us fan-favorite Figment, the singing foods of Kitchen Kabaret, the massive theming overhaul of what was once known as The Living Seas...and much more!

As a major overhaul moves forward in Epcot's Future World, the Station 71 hosts dig into the history behind Epcot's icon, Spaceship Earth, then take a look at Future World East and the other attractions that call (and once called) this land home.