Welcome back to another edition of the Disney dish podcast with Jim Hill.

It's me, Len Testa, and this is our show for the week of January 20th, 2020.

On the show today, we review Epcot's three new films, in our main segment Jim talks about the Japanese

pavilions never built marquee attraction, The Winds of Change.

Let's get started by bringing in the man who reminds you to schedule your next dental check up early in February

so that you can do the hidden pictures in the highlights magazine before some darn kid ruins it.

It's Mr. Jim Hill. Jim how's it going?

Oh, goofs and gallant. I went to high school with those guys. I want to say

Gallant went into philanthropy and goof is politics. It makes complete sense, Jim. It makes complete sense.

There you go.

Jim, let's do a quick shout out to subscribers over at Disneyish.

Bandcamp.com.

Thanks to new subscribers, Hondowitz, A. Marshitz, and Firdyiz, Senior, and Long-T subscribers Dana H, Matt C, and

Jason T. True story, Jim. Before Disney installed an electric motor, these folks turned the hand crank that raised and lowered

Swingin Teddy Barra during every performance of the Country Bear Jambore.

These days they take turns on the rotisserie over at Rantos Roasters in Galaxy's Edge.

So it just goes to show, Jim, that if you learn a transferable skill, you can get a job anywhere.

Now, they switch off with each arm, right? Because understand it you end up with a killer bicep.

Yeah I mean I think shirts fit better when you do both of them yeah truly.

Got it. All right Jim we're going to do the news and in the news segment we're going to talk about the three

new films over at Upcut. Jim, which movie do you want to talk about first?

Well, how about that tale as old as time for Beauty and be Sing Along?

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