The Orleans was the birthplace of marching jazz bands.

Here in Disneyland's New Orleans Square, this tradition is an everyday occurrence.

In the quaint little shops that line the narrow avenues of this romantic land add to its charm and warmth.

Of course, New Orleans Square is enhanced even further by a wide array of fragrant floral arrangements.

Small stands offering creole delicacies and strolling dixieland musicians who wander through

the narrow promenades playing authentic jazz.

Welcome to the 3028 a show about Disney history and Disney history.

I'm Ed Parrish and I'm Kevin Quigley and Kevin we are back.

Last time we did a New Orleans show, I said erroneously that the Appalachians is where the word Cajun comes from and I was wrong about that.

Somebody of my word brought that up by the way.

Yeah, yeah, our Cadians because our Cadians and Cajuns are, is that whole etymology.

So thank you very much for pointing that out and if you listen to these shows back to back, you will understand where I'm coming from.

Anyway, we have some interesting stuff to talk about today and it's not just us, Matt.

No, it's not actually so we're going to wrap up our discussion on New Orleans Square and or New Orleans.

We're going to talk about the quote, new attraction at the bend of the river.

But before we get there, we have to introduce our guest and we mentioned this in the last show that he was coming on to join us.

Our good buddy Wesley James Wesley, you are my my co-pilot on on wedway radio sometimes or you have been at least and you're my co-pilot on smugglers run.

So this is your first time on the 3028, so welcome.

Thank you so much for all the script beyond you with you.

And you're important to the show because you and I briefly toured New Orleans French quarter together in New Orleans proper.

How amazing was that?

You were like, I think I'm going to New Orleans sometime or maybe I brought it up and I was like, I'm going on this day.

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