Turkey Leg Talk

Walt Disney's brother, Roy, doesn't often get the attention he deserves when it comes to the history of the Disney company. That's why I wanted to focus on him on this week's Word of the Week, Roy.

The Disney company simply wouldn't be what it is today if it weren't for Walt's older brother, Roy O. Disney. I'll tell you all about him this week!

So much has happened over the first 100 official episodes of the Ear To There Disney Podcast! This week's show is all about the favorite memories, shows, guests, and much more! I hope you enjoy Episode 100: A Look Back at the Memories with You!

My friend Johnny Shortsleeve and I look back on the first 100 shows with listener calls, favorite interviews, funny moments, and much more!

The music for this week's intro to the podcast was performed by YouTube user Ems Vids, and can be found HERE.

Is there a better place to take a walk than the Magic Kingdom? This week I took a walk around the park and recorded the sights and sounds in the background. I hope you enjoy Episode 99: A Walking Tour of Magic Kingdom.

If you want to feel like you'r walking all around the Magic Kingdom with me while I rattle off facts and history, then this episode is for you!

This episode of the Walt Disney World Word of the Week is somewhat unique and calls for a different kind of introduction. There are some quirky personalities associated with the history of the Disney theme parks. This week, I'll focus on one of those personalities on the Word of the Week – Quirky.

Big changes are coming to the Ear To There Disney Podcast! I'll fill you in and talk to a Disney Legend on this week's quirky show!

It's the time of the year to give thanks and Walt Disney World has given us tons of things to be thankful for over the years. This week we'll talk about our favorites on Episode 98: What We're Thankful for in WDW.

Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup from Le Cellier? Dole Whips? Trader Sam's? Listen in to find out what we're most thankful for in Walt Disney World!

*The Intro Music this week is an original piano translation of "Happily Ever After" by YouTube user EmsVids. You can check it out on YouTube HERE.