Episodes

Jim gives us the history of the Walter Cronkite narration of Spaceship Earth, which had its debut back in May of 1986.

Jim gives us the history of the Walter Cronkite narration of Spaceship Earth, which had its debut back in May of 1986.

Jim wraps up the history of how “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” influenced Disney theme parks.

Jim continues with the movie “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” and its influence on Disney theme parks.

Jim starts a new series about Disney’s science-based gimmick comedies of the 1960s & 1970s

Reedy Creek Improvement District Part IV

The formation of the Reedy Creek Improvement District, Part III

Reedy Creek Improvement District formation, Part Two

Jim Hill gives us the history of the Reedy Creek Improvement District, Disney’s own government entity in Central Florida.

Jim Hill talks about “Love Bug Day” at Disneyland to celebrate the movie Herbie the Love Bug.

In our main segment, Jim Hill and Len Testa propose which attractions are the “modern classics” in Disney theme parks.

What not to miss at this year’s International Flower & Garden Festival

Jim Hill gives us the background on Crush ‘n’ Gusher, the water-powered roller coaster over at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon

Christina and Len talk about their stay on the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser!

Jim gives us the history of One More Disney Day - the 24-hour live event that happened on February 29, 2012.

Jim finishes up the history of EPCOT’s Communicore attractions.

Jim and Len continue their look at what CommuniCore was like when EPCOT Center first opened back in October of 1982

How Imagineer George Rester designed EPCOT’s CommuniCore section

Jim looks back at the history of EPCOT’s Communicore attractions, which was last visited by guests on this date in 1994.

Len Testa & Jim Hill look at the development of “The Iron Man Experience” at Hong Kong Disneyland

Jim tells us about Disney’s first attempt at a Marvel-themed attraction,

Data Storyteller Becky Gandillon tells us which Genie+ reservations save the most time in line, at all four Walt Disney World theme parks.

Jim Hill tells us what it took to finally seal the deal to get the construction of the original Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland Park greenlit back in February of 1977.

Jim Hill tells us about the time Disney threw Baby New Year off the Matterhorn! The 1960’s were really different, weren’t they?