Episodes

Jim talks about how changes to the pool area of the Disneyland Hotel reflects design trends in Disney resorts all over.

Jim talks about the "Indiana Jones Summer of Hidden Mysteries" promotion at Disneyland Park in 2008.

Jim tells us about "Aladdin's Oasis," the short-lived restaurant / show that ran at Disneyland from the summer of 1993 through the summer of 1994.

Jim gives us the history of Disney’s “Star of the Day” campaign at MGM Studios.

Jim reminds us of all the times Disney show elements have gone up in flames

Iin our main segment, Jim gives us the history of Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, which had its 22nd birthday last week!

Jim gives us the history of “Poseidon’s Fury: Escape from the Lost City” at Universal’s Island of Adventure closing on May 9th.

Jim and Len remember when “Let’s Make a Deal” was produced at Disney-MGM

Jim continues talking about the relationship between Disney and TWO famous architects, Michael Graves and Robert A.M. Stern.

Jim tells us all about the relationship between Disney and TWO famous architects, Michael Graves and Robert A.M. Stern.

Remembering Rolly Crump (1930 – 1923)

Jim gives us the history of CinderellaBration!

Jim finishes up the history of Disney using Walt’s image in the parks.

In the feature, Jim tells us who played Walt Disney in movies and TV shows

Jim talks about how Disney’s tried to use Walt’s likeness in the parks.

Jim tells us about all the times Disney’s tried to use robotic arms as rides in its theme parks.

Jim tells us about the time Disneyland switched to a 7-day-a-week operating schedule.

Jim gives us the history … and future … of the Swiss Family Treehouse.

Jim and Len talk about the history of Animal Kingdom’s Wild Africa Trek, which made its debut on this day back in 2011.

Len attends the Reedy Creek Improvement District planning meeting and Ihe hears voices, not necessarily in that order.

Video of Disneyland’s first stagecoaches sparks Jim to talk about what Frontierland was like back when the park opened.

Jim celebrates the classic EPCOT attraction World of Motion, which closed on this day back in 1996.

Disney News Round-up: Looking back at 2022

Jim continues the history of Disneyland’s Paradise Pier hotel, which is changing yet again.