Today we'll have my chat with journalist Scott Gustin that's coming up on this episode 341 of WWE Prep To Go.

Hello and welcome to WWE Prep To Go where we talk strategy and ideas for people planning their Disney World Trips.

Today we have my chat with Scott Gustin and a lot of you, particularly those of you who are on Twitter are going to know that name because he is a go-to source for theme park news and is very active on Twitter.

If you're not on Twitter, you may not know but a lot of stuff comes from him and makes its way through the pipeline into your inbox so he's very important part of the community.

I'll have my chat with him in just a minute.

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Now back to my chat with Scott. Before we dive into it, I want to give a little disclaimer that we recorded this a couple of weeks ago.

And since Scott's specialty is Disney news, I want to just make sure you know that everything was current as of the time we recorded it.

But of course, since then, some news has been released. So if anything's outdated, that is why.

But it was current when we recorded it here is my child was Scott. Welcome to podcast Scott.

Hi, how are you?

I'm great. I am so happy to talk to you.

Yeah, I would do a proper introduction, but there's a part of me that just wants to say, where did you come from?

Hi, so my background is in is in local news. So I started working as television station here in North Carolina and worked my way into digital.

And then joined the national content team on the digital side several years ago when we were owned by a different company and then.

And the local television news landscape, the TV stations are swapped around and bought and resold a lot.

So I've had several different, you know, parent companies, corporate teams that I've worked on, but I've always been on like a national content team that writes and provides content for our TV stations across the country.

Currently, I work at next star. We've got 150 television sites across the country, including, you know, KTLA.

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