#118 - Oo de Lolly!!

WEDway Radio - Walt Disney World and Disneyland Examined with some Disney History

Nate and Matt Parrish

History, Florida, Society & Culture, California, Disney, Arts, Imagineering, Disneyland, Radio, Park, Theme, Wdw, Places & Travel

5 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2012

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of WEDWay Radio Matt and Nate take a look at the 1973 Disney animated feature 'Robin Hood' and discuss why its good and bad.

Transcript

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0:00.0	From the Brava Centauri it opened during the summer of 72.
0:34.9	A lighthearted recreation of the Great Northwest.
0:38.4	Bear Country is a pine-filled woodland that features themed food and merchandise centers,
0:44.3	family fun adventures, and a rib-tickling Disneyland attraction called Country Bear Jamboree.
0:50.6	Music Amberie.
1:11.8	Welcome to Wedway Radio 118, a show about Disney history, Disney parks, and touring.
1:19.5	I'm your host, Nate, and as always on my journey through the story of human communication is Matt.
1:26.0	I am your Walter Cronkite, although I'd prefer to be your Jeremy Irons.
1:27.8	I think you're more Cronkite than Irons.
1:28.9	You think so?
1:29.9	I think so.
1:32.6	It's my news media background.
1:37.0	I think it's your to the point and trustworthy delivery.
1:39.3	Maybe that's what it is.
1:43.0	Occasionally I'll cry if something is very meaningful.
1:46.5	That's how much of an American I truly am. Can't believe you just went there.
1:47.6	All right.
1:47.9	Well, it just happened one time.
1:50.3	I would have done the same thing.
1:51.8	All right.
1:52.4	Well, welcome to Wedway Radio.
1:54.2	We've got an excellent show for you tonight.
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