Coming up, we're going to take your emails and voice-mails. Not much else to say about that.

This is the Disonplugged episode number 600 for the week of April 23rd, 2013.

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Hello everyone and welcome to the show coming to you live from the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida. I'm your host Pete Warner.

Join at the table this week by my good friends John Meijai, Kevin Close, Sean Thompson, Kathy Whirling, and of course as always our producer Dustin West and associate producer Craig Williams back in the production nook.

We are doing our email voice-mail show. I love that we're getting back to doing these. We get some great stuff.

We're closing the show with an email that I don't want anyone to mess because it really moved me when it came in.

I just want to throw that out there. We're going to start the show off with a voice-mail from Jennifer who has some suggestions for us on doing the show.

Hello podcasting, this is Jennifer Walker from Marlton, New Jersey calling in with a couple of suggestions. I do a lot of traveling for work.

So I tend to listen to you guys while I'm driving for two and three hours and while I love the fact that you've gone video now for the podcast, obviously when I'm driving I can't take advantage of that.

My suggestion would be to leave the video clips in on the audio show. Even though we can't see what's going on, I can listen to the descriptions that are done, listen to the atmosphere, kind of make me feel like I'm wherever the video is taking place.

You may also want to consider doing what they do for the visually impaired and doing an audio description. It's just a suggestion.

My other note is regarding the tagline at the end of the show. I've only been listening to you guys for probably about two years, maybe a little bit longer.

And when I first started listening, Pete gave an explanation of why he says stay out of the damn lakes at the end of every show.

But since then, anybody who started listening probably is not sure what he's talking about when he says that.

So my suggestion would be to change up that tagline from time to time. And to get you started, I have a few suggestions.

You could take a cue from the Disneyland podcast and say something like, and remember, Disney is always more magical when it's shopped.

Or you could say something like, remember, when you're flying, leave your shoes at home, but be sure to bring your knife.

And finally, you could try something like, and remember, nothing says I love you like a good rant.

Thank you guys for listening. I really love your show. And my husband and I are coming to our first Disney in New Jersey in April.

Awesome. So we really look forward to meeting you all. Take care. Bye-bye.

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