Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish podcast with Jim Hill. It's me,

Lantesta, and this is our show for the week of February 24th, 2020. On the show today,

it's the news, plus listener emails. And in our main main segment Jim gives us the history of the

upcoming Remy's Ratatoue adventure ride at Epcot. Let's get started by bringing in

the man who points out that the trees cut down to make Jenga blocks are forced to relive

their own deaths every time they're used. It's Mr Jim Hill. Jim how's it going?

Man have you ever seen those oversized versions of Jenga? I mean the big big blocks we can make like the six foot

tall tower. It's literally Genga for adults and I thought well you know what

you know I mentioned this I'll do some research out ahead i'll have some funny

stories and it's like trust me lenn you do not want to research you know you don't want to

google jenga for adults

no jim you do not i'm not even going to attempt to type this in as you're talking.

Oh, oh, oh, I see things written on wooden blocks that I can't unsealen.

Mental note, not to, uh, not to Google adult Jenga. Thank you for that Jim.

All right Jim let's do a quick shout out to subscribers over at Disney dish

dot bandcamp.com. Thanks to new subscribers Dave R. Chris S and Dan B, and longtime subscribers Chris L, J Brodley and

Laura H Jim.

These folks are the ones who stand in for the shaman in the last scene of Navi River journey when the shaman

animatronic figure stops working. Now I know you think it's a projection screen because their movements

are so graceful, so smooth, and so refined.

But it's really, Jim, just years of classical dance training

and some tranquilizer darts borrowed

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