I believe that some of you will enjoy this new podcast in which I discuss the making of the 5th volume of They Drew as They Pleased.

This just in from Todd James Pierce:

[DHI 035 - Project Spring
In the early 1960s, Walt Disney explored building a tourist attraction in Monterey, California. The story of that never-built project on the DHI Podcast.
iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/j34rl38
Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=85297&refid=stpr
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This just in from Todd James Pierce:

[Five years after Disneyland opened, Walt explored building a series of micro parks across the country, parks roughly three to four acres in size and filled with Fantasyland-style attractions for kids. The story of these never-built micro parks, known inside the company as Project Satellite, on the DHI Podcast.

iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/j34rl38
Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=85297&refid=stpr
GooglePlay: http://tinyurl.com/jurtey3 ]

Do not miss the second part of my interview with Tim Callaway about the making of Disney's Grand Tour and about my future Disney-related projects.

Here is one of the best and cheapest Disney-history-related gift that one can get this year. Don't miss this Walt in the Park with Rolly Crump.

This just in from Joe Jubilado:

[This month I provide two (2) personal live audio from 1985 to celebrate two major birthdays in July. The first (in honor of this past Fourth of July) is the 360-degree film, "American Journeys," from the World Premiere Circle Vision Theater in Tomorrowland, and the second (for Disneyland's 55th birthday this coming July 17th) is Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Parade.

Just when you think the show has ended - as an added bonus, Paul also adds his personal live audio from 1997 of the return of the 360-degree film "America The Beautiful" before the Circle Vision Theater closed for good. Enjoy...

http://pbarrie.libsyn.com/a_windowtothe_magic_show_244_mdm_17_celebrate_you_]

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida, Lou Mongello invited Disney Historian Jim Korkis to be a guest on his podcast and Jim gave an hour long tour of the studio and its history, trivia and fun facts.

You can listen to it here: http://www.wdwradio.com/WDW-Radio-Show-Disney-Podcast/Show-117-May-3-2009.html

Edward Mazzilli attracted my attention yesterday to a great web site: The Mouse Lounge:

[Just as a heads up: not sure if you listen to any of the Disney Podcasts that are out there, but the MouseLounge Podcast has had two back to back shows with some great Walt Content. Gary Chambers is the host and as near as I can figure it he gets his clips from the Disney Family Museum. He use relative tracks to what he is trying to discuss. This week we heard Walt talking a number of different ways about getting cash for his endevours. A very good listen.

Show 29 had Walt speaking about his South American trip.

Show # 30 also has a panel discussion recorded last week at the re-opening of 101 Dalmations. Besides Leonard Maltin, there was Alice Davis, Eric Goldberg, Lisa Davis, and Blaine Gibson in attendence also. Enjoy.]