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

Hello everyone and welcome to the Diz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of August 3rd, 2011.

I'm John Meijai, I'll be your host this week, and I am joined by Max the intern.

Kathy Whirling, Teresa Eccles, Scott Smith, and Kevin Close.

We have Kathleen Bobbitt back in the peanut gallery.

This week Pete Werner, Walter Eccles, Cory Martin, and Julie Martin are all on a backstage magic adventures by Disney Trip, having a great time we assume.

Hopefully Pete will be calling in and leaving us a show he's going to be doing while on the trip.

Can't promise anything because we all know how that works out. Sometimes you just can't do it, but hopefully they'll have a chance to work on that while they're away.

In this segment, Teresa Eccles tells us about the Disney youth program that her and her kids took part in.

When was that Teresa?

Well it goes on all year long. We went, Grace went last Tuesday and Stella went on Thursday of last week.

This is the Disney Youth Education Series, or yes, program.

We did the individual enrollment. They have a series that you can take your whole class to.

Teachers can sign up their entire classes and bring them down. People have been doing this for years.

I didn't know anything about it until just maybe six months ago I heard about it.

I went online to Disney Youth.com and checked on the individual enrollment, what you had to do, and it was very easy.

You just go in, it gives you a list of all these different classes that are available.

Then you have to sign in as to when you're going to be in Walt Disney World or Disneyland because they do it in California also.

And it will tell you what's available for your time you're going to be here and your child's age group.

There's classes for ages 5 all the way up to 18, most of them falling in the middle.

Some of the choices that you have are synergy and science for ages 6 to 11, everyday chemistry, ages 9 to 15, ocean discoveries, world of physics, energies and waves,

how things move the American story for ages 12 to 17, while by nature, ages 7 to 15, leadership and action, pursuit of excellence, production arts and science.

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