Mousetalgia Episode 149 - D23 Expo Highlights, Tim O'Day

Mousetalgia! - Your Disneyland Podcast

Jeff Baham

Leisure, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.4 • 776 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2011

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

This week, Team Mousetalgia discusses the smaller presentations at the D23 Expo held Aug. 19-21, 2011 in Anaheim. We talk merchandise, Walt Disney Animation, Treasures from the Walt Disney Archives, Imagineering's Carousel of Projects, the D23 Charter Member lounge, Star Tours, Vintage Disneyland, Voices from the Park, and more. Also, D23's Tim O'Day joins us this week to share the inside story of Dick Van Dyke's concert at the Expo. Learn how Dick formed "the Vantastix," how the Expo performance came to be, and much more about this highlight of the weekend. Plus - a performance by Dick Van Dyke and the Vantastix at the Expo... and more!

Transcript

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0:00.0	You're listening to Mastalgia, September 5, 2011.
0:11.0	Hold on to your hats and glasses.
0:13.4	This here's the wildest podcast in the Willvers. Mouselis.
0:30.6	Everybody meeting pretty?
0:32.6	Then on with the show.
0:55.4	Welcome to Mylostalgia, your podcast about Disneyland, Disney California Adventure, and everything else Disney, Disney, including the Disney Expo, D23.
0:56.7	All right.
0:58.9	I'm your host Dave, and with us today we have Jeff.
1:00.3	Hello, nerds.
1:01.4	And Becky.
1:02.2	Hi.
1:03.8	And Tim.
1:04.6	What now?
1:06.4	Tim Babs in the house.
1:07.2	And Kristen.
1:08.5	Did you call me the wrong name?
1:08.8	Nope.
1:10.0	You're looking straight at me.
1:10.4	Yep.
1:11.1	Hi, Becky. S're looking straight at me. Yep. Hi, Becky.
1:11.6	Sike.
1:12.5	You tricked me. He did a Magic Johnson.
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