From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to The Dizz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to The Dizz Unplugged, we have a discussion for the week of March 9,

2011 from Orlando, Florida. I'm a host, Pete Werner joined at the table this week.

I'm my good friends, Kathy Whirling, Max the intern, Teresa Eccles, and Scott Smith.

And that's it folks. There's no one else here.

Cory and Julie run vacation. Kevin had a doctor's appointment that John needed to go to with him

and Walter had a doctor's appointment. I rock their worlds when we don't record the show on Tuesday

like we normally do and instead record on Wednesday.

Apparently their social calendars are all thrown into a tizzy.

So that's why we're a light group this week. Skeleton crew. Skeleton crew as it were.

Now in this week's show we're going to talk about the 2011 Flower and Garden Festival at Epcot.

Scott Smith has a report on this year's ESPN The Weekend.

Dave Parford has his interview with Jack Linquist, the first president of Disneyland,

and Disneyland correspondent Tom Bell has his interview with Becky Klein, the new director of the Walt Disney Archives.

Plus we'll be taking your emails and voicemails, all that coming up this week on The Dizz Unplugged Roundtable.

Welcome to the show. Everyone, the only thing I have in housekeeping is to just remind everybody about the power of 10.

A promotion that we're doing, the fundraiser we're doing for Give Kids the World,

looking to find 10,000 people willing to commit to asking 10 friends to donate $10.

To give kids the world you can learn more about it on the website PowerOf10.

That's PowerOf10.us.

And we really need everybody's help here. It's kind of slow going right now.

I mean we're making progress. We've got some things coming up in the next few weeks

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