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Walt Disney Animation has had no shortage of brilliant artists and fantastic storytellers over the years. This week I spoke with one individual who is a legend in both areas. I hope you enjoy Episode 205, A Chat with Disney Legend Floyd Norman!

You may not hear a better podcast this month than my recent conversation with legendary Disney cartoonist, the fantastic Floyd Norman!

This week's Word of the Week takes us both back in time and across the country as we head out to Disneyland in the 1950's and check out the old pirate ship restaurant. I hope you enjoy this week's Word of the Week - Chicken (of the Sea)!

Are you in the mood for surly pirates and tasty tuna fish? Then let's jump in the time machine and visit the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant!

Walt Disney World is set to reopen its parks within the next week. Of course, Universal Orlando's theme parks have already been open and operating with new safety and wellness guidelines since June. This week I wanted to take a look and see how Universal Orlando was operating so I sent friend and frequent show guest Chuck Rodriguez to have a look! I hope you enjoy Episode 204: A Day At Universal Orlando.

How is Universal Orlando handling the reopening of their parks and attractions? Friend of the show Chuck Rodriguez visited and will share his experiences this week!

Which character jumps into your mind when someone says the words "Disney villain"? Chances are, the character you just thought of isn't mentioned on this week's show! I hope you enjoy Episode 203: Most Underrated Disney Villains.

This week's show is all about those sneaky but evil Disney Villains who we won't allow to sneak under the radar any longer!

It's often said that Walt Disney came up with the idea for Disneyland while sitting on a park bench in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, watching his daughters on the carousel. While that is true, that carousel wasn't the only inspiration for Disneyland. I hope you enjoy this week's Word of the Week - Carolwood.

Walt Disney's love of trains goes way back to his childhood days riding the rails in middle America. This love inspired him to build a railroad in his backyard!