Do you believe in the magic of dreams, that if you wish upon a shooting star with all your heart, dreams really do come true?

And now, if you'll come this way, I can show you our secret laboratory.

You see, we invited distinguished scientists from all over the world to come and work here.

Unfortunately, none of them showed up.

And now, if you wish upon a shooting star with all your heart, dreams really do come true?

Tonight, we are pleased to present a visual journey, an international fantasy of music and light.

We're about to embark on a sparkling abstract expedition.

W-W-R-E-O!

You're in the port of Asia.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to the WDW Radio Show.

You're Walt Disney World Information Station.

I am your host, Lume Angelo, and this is show number 262 for the week of February 19, 2012.

You can design and create and build the most wonderful place in the world, but it takes people to make the dream a reality.

That quote from Walt Disney exemplifies why Walt Disney World and all the Disney Parks worldwide means so much to so many people

and why we keep coming back again and again to a place that makes us believe in magic.

And in my continuing effort to introduce you to some of the people that make that magic happen this week, I'm sharing my conversation with Carol Stein.

Now, you may not know her name yet, but chances are you've seen and heard her at the Hoopdy-Dew Review, the Diamond Horseshoe Saloon,

the old top of the world supper club, the Grand Floridian Lobby, the Comedy Warehouse in Pleasure Island, and of course behind the piano at the Rose & Crown Club to name just a few.

She'll share her personal stories about working at Walt Disney World for more than three decades and offer advice for others,

looking to help make the magic as well.

I'll have some information about a special WDW Radio Live coming up this Wednesday, February 22,

before playing more of your voice mails at the end of the show, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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