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One of Disney's "Nine Old Men," Ward Kimball was already a Disney Legend by the time he was in his late 20's. He'd worked on classic animated films like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, and many more. But it was his hobby away from work that may have made his biggest contribution to Disney history. Check out the Word of the Week – Kimball.

Disney Legend Ward Kimball's biggest contribution to the history of the Disney Company just might have been a hobby that he worked on in his backyard.

I talk a big game these days. I'm a former cast member, I've been to WDW countless times, and I have done so much research it would make NASA scientists jealous. But there was a day when I was a new, first-time visitor to Walt Disney World and I knew absolutely nothing. That's who this episode is meant for. Hopefully Episode 92: First WDW Trip Must-Do's can really help out some first timers!

I've heard the question an awful lot: What do I NEED to do on my first trip to Walt Disney World? This week we try to narrow it down for the first-timers with things you can't miss on your first WDW trip.

The Country Bear Jamboree has been entertaining Magic Kingdom guests since the opening day of Walt Disney World, October 1, 1971. But how much do you know about this classic show? Find out more on this week's Word of the Week – Jamboree.

The classic Disney show Country Bear Jamboree was not designed to fit into Magic Kingdom. It wasn't even designed to fit into Disneyland. Listen in…the origins of the show might surprise you!

Walt Disney Animation's films have many things that make them memorable: amazing music, captivating villains, brave heroes and many more. One sometimes overlooked character in Disney's movies can often play the most important role. That's why this week's show is all about the Top Ten Disney Sidekicks.

Heroes get all the praise and princesses get all the love, but a perfect sidekick can take a great film and make it unforgettable.

Walt Disney was the original Imagineer. His ideas and inventions literally changed the world. However, one man, not even Walt, could accomplish all of these incredible things on his own. That's why Walt got a little help from his friends. I'll talk all about it this week on the Word of the Week – Imagineering.

Walt Disney Imagineering began with 3 artists, handpicked by Walt Disney himself, in an empty warehouse, hidden away on the Disney Studio lot in Burbank, CA.