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Welcome to Wedway Radio.

This is the Disney history show, and I'm your host, Nate Parrish.

Joining me from the Ozarks that never was and always will be is my co-host Matt.

Matt, welcome to season 11.

I wish there was an Ozarks that never was and always will be.

I wish it was like that cool.

But we're back season 11.

This is awesome.

We put out a little preview show in advance just to let people know that we were coming back, and that it was going to be a two brothers

media production. Yes, yes. Do you wish there was an Ozarks that never was, but never will be?

Yes, I do, in fact. I, not really, though. There are some redeeming qualities of the Ozarks.

True. You have to look really far. Like Silver Dollar City is pretty cool for a like a regional theme park, you know?

Yeah. It's like a frontier land in every land and it was- It's super themed. Super themed. So that's really fun. And it's all based on a cave, like a cave tour that grew into like a Frontierland theme park. It's kind of like Knott's Berry Farm in that respect, I guess. Right. Right. So that's kind of cool. But anyway, it's awesome to be back, back in the Wedway Radio Studio. And you said that you wanted to ground the show a little bit on this season. And I think that's what we're doing here.

And I think this is a good year for it.

Like 2020 has been kind of a train wreck.

So it's really fun to kind of get back together and do this.

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