If not, what America will do for you, but what together we can do,

for the freedom of man. These are just a few scenes from the inspiring America,

The Beautiful Show, a coast to coast look at the many faces of America.

For me, this is the beginning of the American Adventure.

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

I'm your host, Lume Angelou, and this is show number 126 for the week of July 5th, 2009.

Thank you for tuning in once again and happy 4th of July. Let me take a quick second

offer my sincerest gratitude to everyone who continues to fight and sacrifice for our freedom

here in America. Now, onto this week's show, with the opening of the latest refresh to the

Hall of President's Attraction in the Magic Kingdom, this week I have an exclusive interview

with Eric Jacobson, Senior Vice President of Creative Development over at Walt Disney

Imagining. One of the many talents behind the update, he discusses not only the attractions

advances and changes, but is visit to the White House, meeting and recording of President Obama's

speech and so much more. This week's Walt Disney World Wayback Machine takes us back to the 80s,

when the King of Pop became a Disney character. With the recent passing of Michael Jackson,

it's only appropriate that we do a DSI Disney scene investigation of Captain Eo,

the extinct Epcot attraction in which he was the title character. We'll look at its origins,

the incredible talents who brought into life, its story, music, and eventual departure from the

parks. I'll announce the winner of our last where in the world have you heard this contest

and give you new clues for this week's contest for a chance to win a new WWW radio shirt and more.

I'll play more of your voice mails at the end of the show, so sit back, relax,

and enjoy this week's episode of the WWW radio show.

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