jeters_boy
Mouseketeer
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- Jul 17, 2006
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I've been listening to this podcast for about the last year. I've probably listened to half of their 100 episodes so far. It is fantastic, especially if you visited WDW as a kid in the 80s or 90s like I did, or just enjoy learning about the history of how WDW was built. These guys really go the extra mile on these deep dives; some episodes are as long as 3 hours.
As much as I enjoy it, there is a lamentable undercurrent that runs through the show: The loss of craftsmanship and original ideas over the last 40-50 years at WDW. Over time, Disney has become much more efficient, and some of us miss those inefficiencies.
If you've never heard of RetroWDW, this episode really captures the essence of the show:
As much as I enjoy it, there is a lamentable undercurrent that runs through the show: The loss of craftsmanship and original ideas over the last 40-50 years at WDW. Over time, Disney has become much more efficient, and some of us miss those inefficiencies.
If you've never heard of RetroWDW, this episode really captures the essence of the show:
