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What the pandemic has done for us, maybe one of the few positives, is that with the park closure,

we've been able to completely reconsider what that experience is. And we want to make sure that

when we reopen, even when we reopen to full capacities, that we're taking into consideration

some of the learnings that we've had so that we can really improve the guest experience.

Welcome to the Baron Streetwise Podcast. I'm Jack Howe. The voice you just heard,

that's Bob Chepeck. He's the CEO of the Walt Disney Company, which is reopening its

Disneyland Resort in California at the end of this month. It's another welcome sign that,

although the pandemic hasn't passed yet, life is slowly moving back toward normal.

In a moment, we'll hear from Bob on park changes, the Disney Plus streaming service,

the future of movie theaters, and what it's like being a newly appointed entertainment chief

when the travel industry and much of show business goes from booming to cabloey.

Listening in, as always, is our audio producer, Meta. Hi, Meta.

Hi, Jack. Meta, did you know that Baby Yoda is not really called Baby Yoda?

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