Jungle Cruise Bay is this is Branco Beauty. We have run a ground just south of Manaus. All

hands are fine. We will wait till the tide change. Over.

This is Justin. A Jungle Cruise Skipper reports spotting the lost safari near the African

Belt. As you may recall, this safari has remained missing longer, yet had more sightings

than any other in history. The weather at our outpost today? Hot and humid.

One soon are expected to arrive here later this week. Turning the weather to hot and humid.

And as Steve Nama, he's the head salesman here in the jungle, but lately business has been

trinking. He's offering you a special deal to his heads for just one of years in

the woods. Welcome to the WDW Radio Show. This is show number 24 for the week of July 22nd, 2007.

I'm your host, Lou Mongell, and I want to thank you for tuning in once again. We'll start off

this week with some news and views from Walt Disney World as well as a quick trip to the Walt

Disney World rumor mill. Next, Fred Block, founder of Magic Meats, will join me as we recap the

Magic Meats 2007 event. Grab your gear as we're going to do another Disney scene investigation.

This time, into the deepest, darkest, and dangerous of all the cues in Walt Disney World,

the Jungle Cruise. We'll look at the details, jokes, and wonderful references to characters,

films, and Imagineers that are subtly hidden throughout. And for this one, you'll need to use

your ears as well as your eyes. I'll look at another hidden treasure of Walt Disney World,

and even a treasure within a treasure, as I'm joined by Jason Zucker, cast member, and Disney

artist, as we introduce you to a true gem at the Disney MGM Studios. I've been remiss in

answering your emails only due to lack of time, but I promise to get to a ton of them this week,

as well as your voice mails at the end of the show, so sit back, relax, and I hope you enjoy

this week's episode of The WDW Radio Show.

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