From the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Dizz Unplugged

Hello and welcome to the Dizz Unplug roundtable discussion for the week of July 25th

2012 from Orlando, Florida. I'm your host Pete Werner joined at the table this week by my good friends Kathy Werling

Teresa Eccles, Julie Martin, Kevin Close and John Maygye, Walter Eccles and Sean Thompson back in the peanut gallery and of course

Dustin West back on the controls. In this week's show we celebrate our sixth

anniversary of the podcast we have been doing this for six years and we're going to take some

listener phone calls to hear what some of your favorite moments of the last six years have been

and we'll also have some favorite moments of our own and we also have our exclusive interview with Jim

Erie the vice president of entertainment and port adventures for Disney Cruise Line who talks to us

about the upcoming Pixar cruises on the west coast the state of entertainment on board the

Disney ships and much more all that plus this week's news and roundtable rapid fire on this

edition of the Dizz Unpluged. Well welcome to the show everyone six years six years six years tomorrow

wow I mean we're recording on July 24th July 25th is actually the the anniversary of the first

roundtable version you've all heard me tell the story it had actually started a couple of months

before with a couple of radio professionals that's format didn't exactly light fire and

heat the world so we came up with this format and this certainly has served us well for six years

so kind of cool but today is also today being July 24th is a day I just want to commemorate a little bit

my father would have turned 90 years old today and we my dad would have turned 80

tomorrow really really that's all see that's funny that my dear friend Paul that passed away her

birthdays tomorrow she would have been 32 there you go there you go bad week no no my birthday's coming up

okay oh that erases everything I'm still alive it's okay exactly and of course I don't know if

any of you have had a chance to ever see it but right after my dad died the eulogy that I read at his

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