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Greg and Mike finish up their interview with their third special in-studio guest, Brad from the Bringing Disneyland Home video podcast.

Greg and Mike welcome in their third special in-studio guest, Brad from the Bringing Disneyland Home video podcast.

Greg and Mike continue the interview with their second special in-studio guest, Lou from the Beyond Main Street video podcast. Still No Bob, unfortunately.

Greg and Mike welcome in their second special in-studio guest, Lou from the Beyond Main Street video podcast. No Bob, unfortunately.

Greg and Mike examine Corporate Sponsorship's role in bringing new attractions to light. Plus, whether or not that role has expaned to the point where the sponsor has too much influence. Also, the listener needs to beware of the return of the F-Bomb (one guess who's responsible).

Greg and Mike come back from another break and talk about pin trading, the Haunted Mansion changes, and finally play some listener voice mails. Also, Mike talks little about what he was up to while he was away.

Greg and Mile come back from a break just in time to comment on Disney's decision to offer a toned-down version of Mission: Space. Then their tangents take them on a discussion of what exactly Greg was up to while he was away.

Your hosts, with the help of listener input, imagine a 5th Gate at Walt Disney World where all the old attractions we miss dearly are brought back to life.

Your hosts examine how much damage political correctness and safety worries (ie: lawsuits) have done to some of the fun one used to be able to find at Disneyland.

This is the second half of the interview with Jeff from Houston.

Your hosts welcome a special in-studio guest: Jeff from Houston, the host of the Meandering Mouse podcast and the genius behind the Disney Podcast Network.

Your Hosts discuss a breaking news story.

Your hosts give you a rare behind-the-scenes look at how they choose their show topic. Then they go about trying to answer the question: Can Walt Disney World be overdeveloped?

Your hosts revisit their first show and revise their definition of what constitutes a "sacred cow"; something that can NEVER be changed.

Greg and Mike go over the news from Al Lutz at MiceAge about the changes coming to Tomorrowland at Disneyland. Which in turn leads them to giving their ideas on how to improve this much neglected area.

Greg and Mike read some listener mail which leads them to discussing what to do about Disney's California Adventure. Part DCA travelogue and part re-imagineering, the boys flounder about intheir usual fashion in search of an answer.

Greg and Mike talk about the shabby condition of EPCOT as it approaches its 25th birthday. They take a detailed building-by-building look and explain their opinion on what needs some sprucing up or where themeing has gone awry.

Greg, Mike, and Rich spend some time analyzing this very question. They agree on all but one park. Tune in to find out which one.Also, don't forget to check out the Disney Podcast Network. There you will find a fun assortment of podcasts covering a wide range of topics.

Greg and Mike discuss the cash considerations of visiting Disneyland. Is it priced out of reach of the average family? There must have been a lot to talk about as the show clocks in at 1 hour and 11 minutes!Also, come post comments on our forums at The Disney Podcast Network.

Your hosts discuss the travesty that is the shutdown of the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. A subject SO despicable that Greg drops a couple of F-Bombs AGAIN!