Forever. stuntmen who watch over you from afar.

Something for Dad.

A dominant mall game show performance.

And Matt Gorley returns for a muscled up look

at the Universal Studio stunt show, The Adventures of Conan, A Sword and

Sorsary Spectacular.

By Crumb, it's Podcast The Ride. Welcome to Podcast The Ride, which could be considered a stunt show in that it's a show where the hosts are emotionally stunted.

I'm Scott Gardner joined as always by Mike Carlson. I'm here I don't want to laugh at that

also because I'm withholding in my laughter and my sorrow and my empathy but that is a good joke. I want to say that is a good joke.

Thanks, thanks. Very funny.

Some are not made in other stunt show episodes and then I also was like I let me Google what that the definition of emotionally

stunted to make sure that's right and what the results were like it's also it can

also be called Peter Pan syndrome oh we got that people People not growing up. Yeah, yeah, yes. That's definitely there.

We were right on. I saw that. Now I use that phrase joined as always by Mike Carlson. We take this phrase for granted sometimes because actually today we are not joined by Jason Sheridan

Some last minute stuff came up for him. He sends his apologies to our guest and presumably to you the audience.

I think so, yeah.

I would, he didn't specifically do it but I imagine that he would.

But hey, luckily there will be no shortage of great theme park conversation because we are joined by a

theme park performing graduate, a Disney and Universal veteran turned prolific podcaster joining us for the second time from

Conan O'Brien needs a friend from with Gourley and Rust and from his new

podcast with Amanda Lund keys to the kingdom Matt Gorley.

Oh it's good to be back guys thanks for having me back.

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