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Hello and welcome to the WDW Radio Show, your Walt Disney World Information Station.

I am your host Lume Angelo and this is show number 423 and I'm here to help you have the best possible

Disney vacation experience and bring you a little bit of Disney magic where every you are with this podcast, videos, blog, live broadcasts on periscope,

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So in my continuing series where we highlight the life and legacy of Disney legends, this week I invite you to join me as we take a close look at the amazing work of Mark Davis.

Walt Disney's Renaissance Man, his work and animation in the theme parks while it is imagining is some of the most recognizable, remarkable, enduring and loved by generations of Disney fans.

We'll explore not only is it accomplishment but never built theme park concepts like Thunder Mesa and where you can find tribute to Mark in the parks.

Other than the answer to our last Walt Disney World trivia question of the week and pose a new challenge for your chance to win a Disney prize package, then stay tuned to the end of the show for more information about upcoming special events and your voice mails.

So sit back, relax and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

In my continuing series highlighting Disney legends, I've been able to explore and in some cases interview personally those people whose contributions to the company, animation and the theme parks continues to delight and entertain guests of all ages.

From Mary Blair on show 415 to my interview with Tony Baxter on shows 289 and 372 and one of my personal favorites still remains having the privilege of visiting the home of Alice Davis back in 2010 and spending some time chatting with her about her work and that was back on show 193.

And while I was there we also spent a lot of time discussing her personal and professional relationship with her husband Mark Davis and I will tell you that one of the most amazing things that's happened to me as a result of doing the show and sharing my passion for Disney was as I was walking out the door she says hey you want to come down and see Mark studio and my brains fell out of my head and I walked down the stairs and I saw his studio and his desk and I sat in the chair that she said to me.

I remember that she said that Walt would sit in when he visited Mark in the office to talk about what he was working on but you know with that obviously it's only logical and fitting that we discuss the amazing work of her husband Mark Davis.

And in doing so I wanted to bring on somebody who not only appreciates and knows his work well but also had a chance to speak with Mark himself.

And so I want you to please join me in welcoming back to the show another man whose work I appreciate and respect another great storyteller author and all around nice guy Mr. Jim Corcus.

Well the Lou thank you so yeah don't set the bar too high there but I appreciate that and yes I did have the wonderful opportunity to meet and talk with several times both Mark and Alice.

And it's hard to realize that Mark passed away in January of 2000 so that's 15 years ago or you know and my gosh so there's a whole generation of people who may not know him and Alice as you know from your experience with her.

At the studio they used to call her a real pistol because she is just a force of nature a real fireball and loved Mark dearly and the very first time I met them I did not realize how talented Alice was because she would always send the focus to Mark and make sure that Mark was comfortable and that Mark was not there.

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