WDW RADIO SHOW #6 - March 18th, 2007

[seriouslydw]

I love the segments on the seven wonders of Walt Disney World. And I definately agree that they could be considered a wonder because of all that AA's bring to the park. What would WDW be right now without any AAs?

Great Job Lou! I love the podcast, and the longer the better!

[TinkAttitude]

great show! thanks so much lou!

[nicks10]

Awesome segment on the AA's, very interesting. Keep up the excellent work Lou!

[Bigbear1]

again great show the show can go as long as you need it to. For Disney podcaster's you are the best of them all ! Keep up the great work.

[mritty]

Yeah, let me know what you think about the length... i actually had to cut an entire segment out that I had recorded for this week's show - otherwise it was closer to 2:45!!! (insert YIKES smilie)

I'm about a week behind, but allow me to throw in my 2¢ that I love the 2-hour shows, and wouldn't mind if they were three or four hours either!

[athenna]

Listening to it right now
Cool to hear Lou speaking w/Shontelle from DVC by Resales!!!

[di4now]

Nope...didn't like sitting in front of my computer for 2 hours plus...BUT I LOVE THE SHOW AND THE GREAT ENTERTAINING INFO...so I went out and bought an MP3 even tho I'm from pre-ipod generation and didn't think I'd ever need one....you've given me a reason to! No need to shorten it....your audience will adapt~
Diane

[Lou Mongello]

You guys are the BEST!!!

Thank you SO much for all your support! I really do appreciate it!!!

[disnyfreek]

This has probably been my favorite episode. I love how you implement your limitless knowledge of trivia into your shows. The Roger Rabbit section i think was my favorite. I had no idea about all of the weaving of Roger Rabbit into MGM! The AA section was definitely an awesome segment as well. There was one mistake that I noticed though (and i feel bad correcting the expert!), but it bothered me because it was so uncharacteristic of you. You said that Roger Rabbit was sort of replaced by Disney classics such as The Little Mermaid in 1989, Beauty and the Beast in 1990, and Aladdin in 1991. You got your years just a little bit mixed up; Beauty and the Beast was in 1991 and Aladdin was in 1992. Now surely that was a careless mistake, right?

[Lou Mongello]

You got your years just a little bit mixed up; Beauty and the Beast was in 1991 and Aladdin was in 1992. Now surely that was a careless mistake, right?

Ummm.... I got to see previews a year early????