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

Hello and welcome to the Diz Unplug roundtable discussion for June 30, 2010 from Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host Pete Werner, joined the table this week by my good friends, John Major Kevin Close,

Corey Martin, and the return of the beautiful Mrs. Julie Martin. Yay!

Yay! You found children. In the peanut gallery, Teresa Eccles, Kathy Whirling, Walter Eccles,

Kevin's cousin nephew, Nicholas. His name is Nicholas D. Michelle, and joining us from the

Heartland, Wil Perry. Yay! Wait, I forgot. You don't drop me, okay, forget that? Well, I thought he was

going to say the beautiful Wil Perry. It's a beautiful Mrs. Wil Perry. Sounds children.

And Max, the intern, is actually doing a food run, actually a grocery run because we haven't

taken a more than food. So, welcome to the show this week, and this week's show,

the Senior Correspondent Dave Parfits sits down with Tony Baxter, who is the Senior Vice President

of Creative Development for Walt Disney Imagineering, and they have a one-on-one discussion about

his career with Disney and some of the work he's doing. We're also going to talk about Disney's

summer nighttastic schedule and what you need to know about it. And I will have a much revised version

of the deleted rant from last week, all that. Plus, this week's news and roundtable rapid fire.

On this edition, what did you say that was so different from what you usually say?

It was, when I listened back to it, when I listened back to the rant, I have to be honest,

I was mortified. I was like, oh my god, I came completely unhinged. I think I'm just used to you.

Is it inside that band? Oh, no, no, no, listening back to it. No, look, I listened back to my

rants before, obviously, I do them on the show all the time. I listened back to them all the time,

so this, I just felt, there were points where, you know, it sounded like I was having some kind of

breakdown. And I'm like, oh my god, and I'm like, oh yeah, no, it was a very Howard Beale.

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