This is your captain speaking to from the wheelhouse.

I'd like to welcome all of you aboard the Dio Weekly podcast.

For safe passage on our trip, please do not sit or climb on the outside railings.

And be sure to watch your children.

The water can be unpredictable in these parts, and we'd sure hate to lose any of you.

Well, hello, weekly tears. We are coming to you from the Tongaroa Terrace this time around.

We've got Rosita in the background. It's nighttime, so all the teaky torches are going, so we're in a nice warm glow.

I'm having a hard time because we're sitting right next to the dole whip,

but I didn't have a chance to grab a dole whip before we started recording.

I'm thinking it's probably going to have to happen once we're done.

It'll be like my treat after we're done.

We also, just so you're aware, depending on how long we record,

which is probably going to happen, the fireworks should start going off

in about a little over half an hour from now.

So just to give you an idea of the time, but it's been a pretty good trip so far. So the first thing we did that we want to talk about is Walt's Barn.

So Walt's Barn is only open on the third Sunday of each month. And we didn't really necessarily know that it seems like a really popular

place for people to want to go hang out, Disney fans to go hang out. And people that are really

involved with the company or have been involved in the company also like to get involved with it.

So the barn itself is located at Griffith Park near the, there's a railroad museum,

and there's the, it's actually part of the, L.A. Live Steamers.

L.A. Live steamers who run the property.

And it's a really, really awesome venue to do stuff.

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