From the Brava Centauri Studios, this is Wedway Radio. The Before our preview of Tomorrowland, I'd like to read these few words of dedication.

A vista into a world of wondrous ideas, signifying man's achievement,

a step into the future with predictions of constructive things to come.

Tomorrow offers new frontiers in science, adventure, and ideals,

the atomic age, the challenge of outer space,

and the hope for a peaceful and unified world. Leadlined underwear, check. Laser

gun targeted. Check. Raising neutrino shield? Check. My co-host, Nate? Check.

And your host, Matt Parrish of Wedway Radio.

This is episode 10, and I am excited to be back.

Both Nate and I are really excited to bring you this episode because we've got some new segments,

stuff that we haven't done before, but we've really waited to kind of unveil for you until we really got up and

running. This week, we're going to jump into a retro magic segment that talks about the

timekeeper. Retro magic. I love that name. I do too. This is going to be an exciting

segment. This will be the first of many different installments we do

of retro magic that have to do with New Tomorrowland 1994. Yeah, and I think you coined the phrase

very well when you called it the Tomorrow that never was. That's right. In the mid-90s, actually

prior to that, when they first put this on the drawing board,

they kind of scrapped the idea of making Tomorrowland a vision of the future. Instead, they thought,

you know, let's make this kind of a whimsical view of the tomorrow that never was. So they came

up with this idea for Tomorrowland that had to do with a place that is set in the future in space.

Right. And it's got some cool things like, you know, Rocket Tower Plaza, of course, is one that everybody knows.

And the People Mover, which was re-themed, the Tomorrowland Transit Authority, encompasses all of the ideas and themes, and it really gives

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