WEDway Radio #027 - Country Bears and the Mineral King

WEDway Radio - Walt Disney World and Disneyland Examined with some Disney History

Nate and Matt Parrish

History, Florida, Society & Culture, California, Disney, Arts, Imagineering, Disneyland, Radio, Park, Theme, Wdw, Places & Travel

5 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 3 November 2009

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Matt and Nate explore the backstory of the Country Bear Jamboree which includes a great story of the planned Disney Mineral King Ski Resort.

Transcript

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0:00.0	From the Brava Centauri Studios, this is Wedway Radio. Ahoy, shipmates.
0:30.5	You have just set sail aboard the crowd Columbia.
0:34.9	Give me a little intro there, Gomer.
0:42.3	Oh, Rudolph the the Red Nose reindeer.
0:47.3	Hey, Melvin, that's supposed to be my song. Huh? Look, Melvin, I'm the deer. I got the red nose, so I get to sing.
0:52.3	Ain't we gone through all this before?
0:55.2	Well, I don't see why he always gets to sing.
0:57.9	Hold the phone there, boys.
1:00.0	Where's your Christmas spirit?
1:02.1	Hey, Rufus, wake up.
1:03.7	It's showtime.
1:08.7	Howdy, folks?
1:10.5	Welcome to the one and only original country bear jamboree featuring a bit of Americana,
1:16.1	our musical heritage of the past.
1:19.0	But enough of this chit-chat, yik, yack, and flim-flam just refrain from hibernating,
1:23.3	and we'll all enjoy the show.
1:25.2	Because we've got a lot to give.
1:27.9	Sorry.
1:29.5	I was going to like to read the whole thing, but it was too funny when you started saying
1:33.9	Fib Flibe-Ch-Ch-Ch-Jek-Yak, Flim-Flam.
1:37.7	I don't know how anyone could hibernate as you spoke those words so eloquently.
1:43.1	Well, here we are.
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