WDW Radio # 631 – Interview with Imagineer Kevin Lively and Jungle Cruise Updates
I want to welcome you aboard the World Famous Jungle Cruise with our very special (former) Skipper, Kevin Lively. Kevin shares his personal journey from
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WDW Radio # 615 – Legends of Walt Disney Imagineering: Joe Lanzisiero Interview, Part 2
I continue my conversation with Joe Lanzisiero, former Senior VP of Creative at Walt Disney Imagineering, as we journey to Tokyo Disney Sea, the S.E.A.,
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WDW Radio # 614 – Legends of Walt Disney Imagineering: Joe Lanzisiero Interview, Part 1
In my continuing series highlighting the legends of Walt Disney Imagineering, this week I sit down with Joe Lanzisiero, former Senior Vice President of Creative at
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WDW Radio # 599 – Interview with Don Hahn About Telling the Story of Howard Ashman on Disney+
Please join me this week as I sit down with legendary producer and director Don Hahn about his latest work, or should I say gift,
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WDW Radio # 597 – Former Imagineer Josh Shipley Interview
This week, as I continue to seek to highlight some of the incredible creatives at the Disney Company, we turn once again to Imagineering, and
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WDW Radio # 592 – Interview with Chef Art Smith from Homecomin’ in Disney Springs
Join me at the table in Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’ Kitchen in Disney Springs in Walt Disney World as I sit down with Chef for
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WDW Radio #562 – Interview with Disney Artist, Animator, and Author, Dave Bossert
This week, I am excited to share with you a conversation with another one of the true makers of magic, Dave Bossert. His story began
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WDW Radio Show #541 – Interview with Brian Crosby, Creative Director for Marvel Themed Entertainment
I’m excited to be joined this week by my friend, and fellow Disney and Marvel geek Brian Crosby. Today, he is the Creative Director for
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WDW Radio Show #539 – Mary Poppins Returns Interviews
In 1964, Walt Disney, along with a remarkable team of songwriters, actors, directors, artists, designers, and so many others on screen and behind the scenes,
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WDW Radio Show #527 – Interview with Jim Cummings, the Voice of Winnie the Pooh (and Tigger, too!)
Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood, where Christopher Robin plays, you’ll find the enchanted neighborhood, of Christopher’s childhood days… and his adult ones, too. Disney’s
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WDW Radio Show #521 – Dan Cockerell Interview and Special Announcement
The Cockerell name is synonymous with not just leadership, but a legacy of customer service and exceptional guest experience in the Disney Company. Dan Cockerel’s
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WDW Radio Show #519 – Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige Interview
Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War is the culmination of 10 years of films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And the journey that began with Iron Man
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