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This month we discuss EPCOT's International Festival of The Arts, Universal Mardi Gras, cheering on for the runDisney Princess Weekend, and finally a live report from Raglan Road on St Patrick's Day. Join the conversation on social media @monoreelradio on all major platforms, or send us an email at monoreelradio@gmail.com. For links to anything you heard on the show, visit our website and if you want to experience the Disney magic for yourself, click here to start planning your next vacation.
Episode #406 - Kristen Hoetzel, Cat Arcori, and Aljon Go chat about Raglan Road Mighty Festival 2025 at Disney Springs, new menu at Takumi Tei (Japan/Epcot), Star Wars Nite dining and more! Book your vacation with Kristen themeparkandcruises@gmail.com and get your quote today!Dining at Disney Podcast is Powered by RIVERSIDE.FM - Easily record high-quality audio and video remotely! It's our favorite way to create content. Click our affiliate link above and support our show today!SOCIAL MEDIA: https://facebook.com/diningatdisneypodcast |https://instagram.com/diningatdisney |https://twitter.com/DiningatDisney |https://youtube.com/diningatdisneyAFFILIATE LINKS: - GATOR FRAMEWORKS https://gatorframeworks.com/ - KINGDOM STROLLERS ORLANDO - https://www.kingdomstrollers.com/?ref=kristenhoetzelgo - AMAZON - https://amzn.to/3HKYfQm - DISNEY STORE -https://bit.ly/3t3joRT - GARDEN GROCER -https://bit.ly/3JQC5yj - VISIT OUR SITEhttp://diningatdisney.com/ - FOLLOW THE TEAM! Kristen Hoetzelhttp://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Cat Arcori -http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Gohttp://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ - Intro music - World Map by Jason Farnham. Photos courtesy of Disney Parks.
This is the Live Call-in Show from this past Sunday night, February 16, 2025! Tonight, Mike and Scott are back together and having a great time talking Disney! We start off the conversation talking a bit of Disney Cruise Line merchandise, then take a call from Jason discussing Disney Springs brunch options, as he just had a great brunch today at Raglan Road! We get a great trip report from Listener Don out on the West Coast as he is just back from Disneyland too! Plus, Scott & Mike have a fun conversation about Magic Bands and how far we have come! Come join us in the BOGP Clubhouse this week at www.beourguestpodcast.com/discord. Please visit our website at www.beourguestpodcast.com. Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast. Become a patron of the Be Our Guest Podcast over at www.patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast. Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!
Ik ben er een paar weken tussenuit, deze week om te werken aan de plannen voor de verfilming van mijn boek! Vandaar deze week nog een klassieke aflevering van Moord Podcast. Op 9 december 1974 heeft Kevin Smith nachtdienst in een autofabriek. Zijn vrouw Beverly vindt het een beetje eng alleen 's avonds dus dan belt hij haar altijd even om te horen hoe het gaat. Hij krijgt geen gehoor. Dat is verontrustend. Hij belt de buren, die verwarrend genoeg ook Smith heten maar geen familie zijn. Hij vraagt of Beverly misschien bij de buren is,die hebben namelijk ook een klein kind, net als Kevin en Beverly, en ze brengen veel tijd samen door. Maar Linda en Al Smith hebben haar niet gezien. Ik loop er wel even heen, zegt Linda. Ze belt aan, maar niemand doet open. Gek. Het licht brandt in de keuken. Linda kijkt naar binnen. En dan ziet ze Beverly liggen. In een grote plas bloed… De afgelopen bijna vijftig jaar hebben twee mensen deze moord bekend en zijn er meerdere mensen voor gearresteerd. Toch blijft deze moord - vooralsnog - onopgelost. Ik keek voor deze aflevering de documentaire The unsolved murder of Beverly Lynn Smith - ja, met twee keer een n, volgens Beverly Lyns familie is het met één n. Die documentaire is te zien op Amazon Prime. Is dat de moeite waard? Dan moet je even naar deze aflevering luisteren... Uiteraard. Wil je deze podcast steunen? Nou, dat kan! Koop mijn boek, De moord op mr. Jacques Wijsman! In dat boek raakt Josephine van Dil - Ter Heul betrokken bij deze zaak als haar broer verdacht wordt van de moord op de jonge advocaat Wijsman. Joop en haar vriendinnen moeten alles uit de kast trekken om de echte dader op te sporen, zelfs als dat steeds gevaarlijker lijkt te worden. Bestel een exemplaar voor jezelf en vertel het aan al je vrienden. Het is al "briljant", "krankzinnig" en "Agatha Christie meets Cissy van Marxveldt" genoemd. Inmiddels zijn we al bijna aan de derde druk en er zijn plannen voor een tvserie!!!! Te bestellen bij Bruna.nl, Bol.com maar natuurlijk ook bij je lokale boekhandel!!!! Zoals Naboekov in Sint-Truiden of Omeros in Den Haag. #steunjelokaleboekhandel
Thanksgiving in the Parks This week on That Disney Hustle, we're serving up a magical Thanksgiving feast with all the trimmings! Join us as we explore the best places to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner at Walt Disney World, including iconic spots like Liberty Tree Tavern at Magic Kingdom, the family-friendly Garden Grill Restaurant at EPCOT, the retro-style 50's Prime Time Café at Hollywood Studios, and the festive flavors at Earl of Sandwich and Raglan Road in Disney Springs. But that's not all—Thanksgiving at Disney is about more than just food! We also share tips for making the most of your holiday in the parks, from seasonal entertainment to cozy celebrations at your Disney Resort. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Disney pro, this episode is packed with practical tips and insider recommendations to make your Thanksgiving unforgettable. Don't miss this guide to creating a holiday filled with magical memories, delicious dining, and all the Disney holiday magic you can handle! Follow us on Instagram at That Disney Hustle. If you need help booking contact us for a free no obligation quote visit thatvacationco.com. We are That Disney Hustle serving you the most delightful Disney destinations. Hosted by Caleb and Chanel Berg. Produced by Caleb Berg --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatdisneyhustle/support
After a whirlwind summer of meetings and events, Tracy brings you the latest, most crucial food news every meeting professional needs to know. Titled "Ripped from the Headlines: Food News You Can't Ignore for Your Next Event," dives into recent stories that are shaking up the industry, with a particular focus on safety and liability. One headline-grabbing case discussed is the wrongful death lawsuit involving a doctor who tragically died from an allergic reaction at Raglan Road in Disney Springs. Tracy unpacks the global implications of this case, including Disney's controversial legal arguments and how it underscores the importance of allergy safety at events. She explores the critical aspects of liability in event contracts, effective communication of dietary restrictions, and the evolving landscape of food allergy regulations. From a shocking incident in the UK that exposed flaws in staff training to the impact of climate change on commodity crops and the importance of sustainable catering practices—this episode is packed with essential insights. Join Tracy as she connects these stories back to your role as an event planner, offering actionable tips and expertise to ensure your events are not only memorable but also safe and compliant. Tune in and learn how to navigate the complexities of managing food and beverages at your next event! Join the Eating at a Meeting Community Connect with Tracy at tracy@thrivemeetings.com
On episode 584, you get a double dose of Disney magic with our good pals Glen Kessler and Rebecca Rudin! First, Glen and Harrison dive into adventures at Kidani, Boma, and a Wild Africa Trek on their father/son trip. Then, Rebecca, Glen's mom, and the rest of the crew join in for a culinary journey from Raglan Road to Takumi Tei. Plus, get Glen and Rebecca's top tips for the drone show and Lightning Lane passes! Featuring: Reach Momma and Auntie Judy for trip planning – TravelinTiaras@gmail.com Contribute to the show at www.patreon.com/geekinonwdw Show tshirts available at our Teepublic store Email me at curt.stone@GeekinOnWDW.com
Thursday – We get Jim's missing rug update. Date Night Guide with Dani Meyering with date night ideas for Labor Day weekend, including; Dead Coconut, Colorado Fondue, Jelly Rolls, Raglan Road, Boxi Park, Thorton Park, KSC, Ritz Carlton 5k, Central FL Zoo, and national Jimmy Buffet Day. Attorney Glenn Klausman with The Case of Splitting Lawyers for Colbert Court. Plus, WOKE News, JCS Trivia & You Heard it Here First.
Date Night Guide with Dani Meyering with date night ideas for Labor Day weekend, including; Dead Coconut, Colorado Fondue, Jelly Rolls, Raglan Road, Boxi Park, Thorton Park, KSC, Ritz Carlton 5k, Central FL Zoo, and national Jimmy Buffet Day.
This episode was originally published on The Murder Sheet's main feed on August 23, 2024.The Cheat Sheet is The Murder Sheet's segment breaking down weekly news and updates in some of the murder cases we cover. Today, we will hit a number of updates on past cases we covered, along with one new death.WTOL's coverage of the discovery of a body on the property of Dale Warner — the man changed in the death of Dee Warner:https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/dee-warner-body-found-woman-missing-since-2021-husband-dale-warner-charged/512-24976472-1ab7-4c1f-bca7-8021ee5d16e5WTOL's explainer on anhydrous ammonia tanks and their connection to Dale Warner in the murder of Dee Warner: https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/what-is-anhydrous-ammonia-why-is-it-stored-in-tanks-how-is-it-used-human-body-exposure/512-f115f01f-3486-4ed1-b0fb-8e4ecbf4b0a3#:~:text=Questions%20now%20arise%20around%20what,solution%20of%20ammonia%20in%20water.The Honolulu Star-Advertiser's article on the disappearance of Mischa Johnson and the arrest of Dewayne Arthur Johnson II: https://www.staradvertiser.com/2024/08/19/breaking-news/husband-in-custody-as-search-continues-for-missing-army-wife/ABC 7's coverage of the arrests in the murder of Johnny Wactor: https://abc7.com/post/johnny-wactor-killing-district-attorney-lapd-chief-announce-charges-shooting-death-former-general-hospital-actor/15201327/Support The Murder Sheet by buying a t-shirt here: https://www.murdersheetshop.com/Send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Former congressman George Santos — an heir to the Romanoff dynasty who discovered molybdenum — pleads guilty in New York. Disney tries to escape a wrongful death suit at its Florida Park because of an arbitration clause in its Disney+ fine print. And Trump claims an endorsement from AI Taylor Swift. What could possibly go wrong? Links: Piccolo Complaint https://www.scribd.com/document/708687171/Raglan-Road-Lawsuit Disney MTC arbitration https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25041321/disney-arbitration-tangsuan.pdf Plaintiffs' opposition https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25041320/disney-piccolo-response-tangsuan.pdf Raglan Road website https://www.raglanroad.com/new-page Disney/Raglan Road website https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/disney-springs/raglan-road-irish-pub-and-restaurant/menus/dinner Disney Terms of Use (2019) https://disneytermsofuse.com/english/ My Disney Experience Terms and Conditions (2023) https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/park-experience-terms-conditions/ Show Links: https://www.lawandchaospod.com/ BlueSky: @LawAndChaosPod Threads: @LawAndChaosPod Twitter: @LawAndChaosPod Patreon: patreon.com/LawAndChaosPod
The Disney Plus TOS is being used by Disney's lawyers to try and get them off the hook for a wrongful death suit against a Disney Springs restaurant, Raglan Road. Disney's lawyers argue that anyone who has ever signed up for Disney Plus cannot sue Disney for anything and must resort to arbitration. Now the mainstream media has caught wind of this ridiculous clause, and Disney is issuing a statement on it... ➡️ Tip Jar and Fan Support: http://ClownfishSupport.com ➡️ Official Merch Store: http://ShopClownfish.com ➡️ Official Website: http://ClownfishTV.com ➡️ Audio Edition: https://open.spotify.com/show/6qJc5C6OkQkaZnGCeuVOD1 Disney is facing backlash for requiring arbitration instead of allowing Disney Plus subscribers to sue the company for any issues, setting a dangerous precedent for other companies to do the same. 00:00 Disney is trying to avoid being sued by Disney Plus subscribers by requiring arbitration instead of court. 01:05 Disney Plus subscribers cannot sue Disney for any issues, including allergies and deaths at Disney-owned or affiliated establishments. 02:40 Disney's lawyers argue subscribers can't sue them, causing backlash, as they claim terms of service on Disney Plus prevent any lawsuits. 04:48 Disney's terms of service prevent subscribers from suing them, setting a dangerous precedent for other companies to do the same. 07:45 Disney Plus subscribers cannot sue Disney for any disputes, as the terms of service require arbitration for all disputes related to Disney's empire. 09:39 Disney Plus subscribers may not be able to sue Disney for any issues, as the company can track the devices used to sign up and use that data in their defense. 11:00 Disney Plus subscribers cannot sue Disney for any reason, as Disney is not responsible for incidents on their property. 12:54 Disney Plus subscribers cannot sue Disney due to terms of service, causing public outrage and potential legal action. About Us: Clownfish TV is an independent, opinionated news and commentary channel that covers Entertainment and Tech from a consumer's point of view. We talk about Gaming, Comics, Anime, TV, Movies, Animation and more. Hosted by Kneon and Geeky Sparkles. Disclaimer: This series is produced by Clownfish Studios and WebReef Media, and is part of ClownfishTV.com. Opinions expressed by our contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of our guests, affiliates, sponsors, or advertisers. ClownfishTV.com is an unofficial news source and has no connection to any company that we may cover. This channel and website and the content made available through this site are for educational, entertainment and informational purposes only. These so-called “fair uses” are permitted even if the use of the work would otherwise be infringing. #Disney #Streaming #News #Commentary #Reaction #Podcast #Comedy #Entertainment #Hollywood #PopCulture #Tech
We are headed down to Tennessee today to speak with Listener Angela about her trip just back in May down to Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort & ending with a fun stay Club-Level at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort! We hear the fun things they were celebrating on this trip and why they chose these two particular resorts! We discuss amazing times in all four theme parks as well as Disney Springs, tips for planning with a toddler and using Genie+ (Lightning Lanes) to your advantage, great dining review of places like Raglan Road, Topolino's Terrace, Crystal Palace, and more! We hope you can continue the conversation with us this week in the Be Our Guest Podcast Clubhouse at www.beourguestpodcast.com/discord! Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Become a Patron of the show at www.Patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast. Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast. Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!
Women are an important part of Celtic music. We celebrate their contributions this week on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast # 665. Subscribe now! Charlene Adzima, Telenn Tri, Runa, The BorderCollies, Fialla, Natalie Padilla, Adria Jackson, Bettina Solas, Fig for a Kiss, Keltricity, Louise Bichan, Clare Cunningham, Maggie's Wake GET CELTIC MUSIC NEWS IN YOUR INBOX The Celtic Music Magazine is a quick and easy way to plug yourself into more great Celtic culture. Enjoy seven weekly news items for Celtic music and culture online. Subscribe now and get 34 Celtic MP3s for Free. VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20 FOR 2024 This is our way of finding the best songs and artists each year. You can vote for as many songs and tunes that inspire you in each episode. Your vote helps me create next year's Best Celtic music of 2024 episode. You have just three weeks to vote this year. Vote Now! You can follow our playlist on Spotify to listen to those top voted tracks as they are added every 2 - 3 weeks. 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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC 0:06 - Charlene Adzima “Smash the Brisket/Hunter's House/Maids of Mitchelstown” from The Initiation Charlene Adzima: fiddle, vocals 4:27 - WELCOME 5:51 - Telenn Tri “Looking at a Rainbow Through a Dirty Window” from The Cat's Meow Christine Morphett: Harp and fiddle 8:30 - Runa “Until Morning” from When The Light Gets In Shannon Lambert - Ryan: vocals, bodhran 13:03 - The BorderCollies “The Sweetness of Mary - Clumsy Lover” from To the Hills and Back Caeri Thompson: vocals Lisa McCann: bodhran, shruti, vocals Suzanne Ramos: fiddle 16:33 - Fialla “Fear A' Bhàta” from Home & Away Katie: Vocals, Guitar, Bodhrán, Irish Stepdancing 21:06 - FEEDBACK 24:50 - Adria Jackson “Eriskay Lullaby” from Troubadour Adria Jackson: harp, vocals 27:20 - Natalie Padilla “Prairie Flax” from Montana Wildflower Natalie Padilla: fiddle 30:56 - Bettina Solas “Lonely Maiden” from Ruminations and Wanderings Bettina Solas: autoharp, vocals 34:16 - Fig for a Kiss “Beare Island” from Wherever You Go Addyson Teal: Vocals, Fiddle 40:23 - THANKS 42:08 - Keltricity “The Plooman” from Live at Terra Firma Radio Laurel Fuson: Accordion, Piano Caroline Yeager: vocals, Violin, Piano 46:41 - Louise Bichan “Arnie's” from The Lost Summer Louise Bichan: fiddle, photography 52:43 - Clare Cunningham “Wind in my sails” from ON MY WAY (AR MO BHEALACH) Clare Cunningham: guitar, vocals 56:37 - CLOSING 57:32 - Maggie's Wake “Shaken & Stirred” from Maggie's Wake Tara Dunphy: tin whistle, flute, fiddle, guitar, banjo and lead vocals Lindsay Schindler: fiddle and vocals 1:00:58 - CREDITS The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather and our Patrons on Patreon. 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Decide how much you want to pledge every week, $1, $5, $25. Make sure to cap how much you want to spend per month. Keep listening to the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast to celebrate Celtic culture through music. You can become a generous Patron of the Podcast on Patreon at SongHenge.com. TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We get to know a region through its culture, history, and legends. This fall, I'm taking a group to taste Scottish whisky. We'll visit at least three of the Scottish whisky regions. Taste a variety of whiskeys, then we will do some light hiking through the Scottish countryside. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. Learn more about the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ #celticmusic #irishmusic #celticmusicpodcast I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK What are you doing today while listening to the podcast? Please email me. I'd love to see a picture of what you're doing while listening or of a band that you saw recently. Email me at follow@bestcelticmusic. Steffen Röder emailed a photo from Munich, Germany: “Hi Marc! This St. Paddys I had to be in the hospital in which ill spend the next three weeks due to a chronik pain issue. I was able to sneak in a (light) pint tho and have my banjo with me. I sang some tunes at the nearby lake with noone but some frogs around and enjoyed the moment. I hope you had a good one too! Greetz from Munich, Rusty!” Gerald Guinn of The Secret Commonwealth emailed a St Pats photo: “Hi Marc! Glad you had good St. Pat's/Birthday! The Secret Commonwealth did as well. We had shows on all three days of the weekend, culminating with our 31st anniversary St. Pat's show at Cedar Glade Brews, in the "city of our birth", Murfreesboro, TN (see attached pic) Now it's on to finishing up album #5! We hope to have it out in early summer. Best!” Brenda Richardson sent a photo for St Patrick's Day: “I walked with a group from the YMCA in the 5K St Patrick's Day Race in Colorado Springs. We heard some Celtic music along our route!” Michael Maloney emailed a St Patrick's Day photo: “Morning Marc! Happy belated St. Patrick's Day and Birthday! I feel like I'm still recovering. I play solo at Hugh O'Neill's in Malden, and several shows with my bandmates, The Boston Harbor Bhoys (Waltham Sr. Center, Medford's Ford Tavern, Framingham Elks fundraiser, Quincy's Assembly, and Boston's Green Dragon). So many songs, so many memories. I loved playing Hugh O'Neill's, where a table of young people requested The Saw Doctor's "N17" and ran out from their tables on the refrain each time to shout out "and the grass is green!". To the Sr Center in Waltham where the ENTIRE room of 100 people got all the hand - claps right on "Wild Rover" by the 2nd refrain, and the beautiful emotions expressed from our rendition of Danny Boy. To guests at the Framingham elks getting up to do all the dance moves to "The unicorn song", to seeing old fans from the South Shore of Boston that we haven't seen in 4 years requesting "Raglan Road", to jumping around The Green Dragon with my harmonica and tambourine leading hand claps on 'Finnegan's Wake" getting the whole bar clapping together. Agh, it was all so wonderful, went through a range of song styles and eras in the Celtic music catalogue, and it was wonderful connecting with audiences from the 20's up to their 90's, who all appreciated the music and experience in their own ways. It was one for the books! “
The Mickeyphile Podcast Episode 195 - Disney Dreams That Soar, More Disney Springs, and News The Disney Dreams that Soar drone show opened on Friday, May 24, to massive crowds and even bigger delays at Disney Springs. We waited a day and thankfully made it out alive. There are reopenings at Hollywood Studios and Port Orleans French Quarter. And we have news about Moana 2, with a new trailer coming out—all this and more. The Mickeyphile Podcast, episode 195, starts now. Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/946434275769168/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mickeyphile_podcast/Music: “Cân thema (Mickeyphile Podcast Theme)” copyright Scott Daves 2023
On this week's episode of Point of View with me Anne O Neill, I talk to Daragh O Malley the Irish actor, director, and producer. O'Malley is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Patrick Harper in the series Sharpe (1993–2009) starring with Sean Bean although O'Malley has appeared in a number of other films, major television shows, and stage productions throughout his career in the UK and in the US.My own favourite being his appearance in the cult classic Withnail and I starring Richard E Grant and Paul McGann, where Daragh plays the Irishman in the pub who utters "Perfumed Ponce" and intimidates Withnail and Marwood ,a moment now immortalised in gifs and on youtube , Daragh is a man of many stories , he is the son of Donagh O Malley. the Irish T.D who brought in free education, a game changer for this nation and his mother was the dark haired beauty from Dingle who inspired Patrick Kavanagh to write Raglan Road among other poems, in Part one of this chat we talk about his parents and their influence on Irish life and culture
In this episode Craig and Kevin interview Christi Finnell who does real estate specifically for aging adults. She is able to help with any real estate transaction, but she has spent time getting certified and leaning into the area of real estate that deal directly with an older population of adults that may be selling their home and moving into a retirement community, nursing home, or assisted living. Unfortunately, many people in this situation get taken advantage of and do not have the best resources available to them to make the best decision for their estate and their future. Christi walks us through some common scenarios and gives us practical advice on how you can ensure this difficult season is approached with the best care. Lone Star Appliance Repair - 936-647-2364 – Give them a call for all your appliance repair needs. Their staff is the best in the business and can help get you squared away with all of your appliance repairs. True Texas Solar – 936-286-8325 – Give True Texas Solar a call if you would like to learn how your home or business would benefit from solar. There are tons of incentives available and they are experts in owning your energy! Here is a draft set of shownotes for the podcast transcript: Overview: - Kevin discusses recent home renovations including finishing kitchen cabinets, interior painting, installing a stove hood - Craig talks about a recent Disney trip and enjoying Raglan Road restaurant - They bring on Christy and Sean to discuss helping elderly parents transition to senior/assisted living facilities Key Discussion Points: - Red flags when seniors look for a real estate agent (pushy, not wanting family involvement) - Importance of having power of attorneys and maintaining independence for seniors - How to fire an unsatisfactory real estate agent - Reverse mortgages - high interest rates, tax implications - Organizing help and services a good real estate agent should provide - High monthly costs of assisted living facilities (~$10K/month) - Getting maximum value when selling parents' home to fund future care - Realistic pricing - Presenting all options - Issues around squatters: - Taking advantage of Airbnbs and not leaving - Squatters having rights after living in a property over 30 days - Intended to protect tenants from predatory landlords - Acknowledging laws can now be exploited - Features to look for when touring senior/assisted living facilities: - Maintenance-free living - Ranch-style homes - Trustworthy realtors
This month we recap St. Patrick's Day at Raglan Road, a trip to the Kennedy Space Center and the conclusion of the runDisney race season. We also discuss fun happenings at Universal Studios, what the future may hold at EPCOT and the integration of Hulu into DisneyPlus. Join the conversation on social media @monoreelradio on all major platforms, or send us an email at monoreelradio@gmail.com. For links to anything you heard on the show, visit our website and if you want to experience the Disney magic for yourself, click here to start planning your next vacation.
Episode #337 We have a jam-packed show for you this week. Toni-Ann and Dave go over some of the new changes coming next month to the current DAS program at Disney. We have a couple missed connections, and someone messaged us to scold our behavior (Deirdre, Veronika and Dave) at Raglan Road in Disney Springs. Then we have a great conversation with our new friend Danielle Ault who recently just returned from a family trip to Walt Disney World from their home in California. This was their first trip to Walt Disney World and she shares a app "Standby Skipper" that helped her family Navigate Genie Plus and to help them maximize it. Danielle shares some of the highs and lows on this first ever trip to Walt Disney World with you. www.thedisneycrush.com thedisneycrush@gmail.com www.patreon.com/thedisneycrush
Tuesday 2nd April – In this last episode of the season, we're sharing the last of our on-the-ground reviews from our recent trip to WDW.In this one, we're taking ourselves on a food crawl around Disney Springs, with a featured sit-down meal at Raglan Road! The experiences were *mostly* fantastic, if not for a little Thanksgiving hiccup at our meal.Thanks for tuning in this season – we'll be back mid-Spring bringing you more Orlando goodness. In the meantime, we invite you to connect with us over at @the.duopodcast on Instagram for regularly shared content on the daily.Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe to the show wherever you listen to it as it really helps to get the word out!➤ FREE GUIDE – Download “9 Low Cost or No Cost Ways to Experience the Magic of Walt Disney World (Outside of the Parks!)" via this link: https://ameliaelsie.ck.page/nocost ➤ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.duopodcast/➤ Ask us a question on the show: https://forms.gle/ziSjuisZQusJPvSr6
Ring the bell! It's time for another round in the tournament voted "Most Likely to Make You Really Hungry" four years in a row.Nick and James are adding a little *spice* as they move on to some more adult-oriented establishments.Raglan Road vs. Jock Lindsey's Hangar BarThe BOATHOUSE vs. The EdisonDon't forget to like, subscribe, rate, review, comment, share, and show your annual pass for any applicable discounts.SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/cticketpodCHECK US OUT ON YOUTUBE:https://youtube.com/@cticketpod?si=ig6ODv0zvbaXuFPhFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@cticketpodINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cticketpod/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/CTicketPodEMAIL US:cticketpod@gmail.comMERCH AVAILABLE NOW!https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-c-ticket-podcastThe C-Ticket Podcast: It's not the best theme park podcast, but it's probably somebody's favorite!Hosted by Nick D'Ambrosia and James PerlasMusic:Delightful D Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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Join us on this exciting episode of Remy's Roundtable, where the Roundtable crew hosts their very first duck race exclusively for our Patreon members! Nicole dives into "Nicole's Notes" and shares some Noteworthy Nonsense on the iconic 'Circle of Life' from The Lion King. Meanwhile, Mike tantalizes taste buds in "Mike's Munchies" by exploring Raglan Road, a charming restaurant at disney springs. Lastly, Mark ties it all together with "Dezz Notes," offering a comprehensive recap of the episode's highlights. Ready to join the Roundtable family? Become a member on our Patreon page for just $3 a month and unlock exclusive content and perks! https://linktr.ee/remysroundtable
With St. Patrick's Day upon us, Ray declares his love for the Creamy Irish Seafood Chowder at Raglan Road in Disney Springs. The “Daily Dose of Disney with Ray Keating” podcast serves up Disney or Disney-related stories, insights, history, debates and lessons each day, including occasional interviews, with topics covering career, business, entrepreneurship, creativity, storytelling, work, life, and/or just plain fun. That includes turning to assorted thought leaders for their experience, thoughts and knowledge.Check out www.DisneyBizJournal.com.Consider books by Ray Keating…• The Disney Planner: The TO DO List Solution provides some Disney fun and insights each day, while helping you to get things done. Get all of Ray Keating's books at www.raykeatingbooksandmore.com. • Check out all of Ray's Pastor Stephen Grant thrillers and mysteries. • Cathedral: An Alliance of Saint Michael Novel. Signed paperbacks and/or paperbacks, hardcovers and the Kindle edition at Amazon. • Order The Weekly Economist III: Another 52 Quick Reads to Help You Think Like an Economist. Signed books here and Kindle and paperback editions here.• Grab The Weekly Economist II: 52 More Quick Reads to Help You Think Like an Economist. Signed books here. And Kindle and paperback editions here.• The Weekly Economist: 52 Quick Reads to Help You Think Like an Economist. Signed paperbacks at RayKeatingOnline.com or paperbacks and Kindle editions at Amazon.com.Have Ray Keating speak your group, business, school, church, or organization. Email him at raykeating@keatingreports.com.
In the 195th episode of The Main Street Electrical Podcast, Jenn & Dave are hoping you came to the show hungry today... because it's all about dinner at Disney. To properly review and discuss as the great dining that was had in the recent agency trip, 3rd co-host #KylaKylaKyla joins to show -- first to give her tips on adults enjoying Disney Jr Live on Stage, and to comment on Animal Kingdom and what is removable. Then a rundown of meals shared together, either with Jenn, Dave, and Kyla all taking part, with just Dave and Kyla and significant others, or Dave and Lovely Steph. Included in this episode is a review of The Yachtsman Steakhouse... Rose & Crown... Raglan Road... Mama Melrose... Shiki Sai in Epcot... The Hollywood Brown Derby... and a quick look at Topolino's atop the Riviera Resort. And along the way, lots of laughs and some nonsense, as does happen when the three get together.
Disney foodies, Kristen Hoetzel, Cat Arcori, and Aljon Go chat up the Raglan Road St. Patrick's Day festival at Disney Springs and the parks, PLUS the latest Disney travel deal! Check out the Raglan Road festival schedule - St Patrick's Day festival Orlando 2024 — Raglan Road. BOOK YOUR VACATION TODAY for the Disney Parks, Universal, or Cruise with Kristen! E-mail her at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com. - PODCAST SPONSORS: GATOR FRAMEWORKS - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit https://gatorframeworks.com/ - AFFILIATE LINKS: KINGDOM STROLLERS ORLANDO - https://www.kingdomstrollers.com/?ref=kristenhoetzelgo - AMAZON - https://amzn.to/3HKYfQm - DISNEY STORE - https://bit.ly/3t3joRT - GARDEN GROCER - https://bit.ly/3JQC5yj - VISIT OUR SITE http://diningatdisney.com/ - FOLLOW THE TEAM! Kristen Hoetzel http://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Cat Arcori - http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Go http://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ - MUSIC - Dining at Disney Theme - World Map by Jason Farnham. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diningatdisney/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diningatdisney/support
We talk St Patty's day parade, scams, wooster street, Raglan Road and much more!
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Wander with us through the lively corridors of Disney Springs! From the buzz of conversation to the unique soundtracks of each distinct neighborhood, immerse yourself in the symphony of sounds that animate this vibrant Walt Disney World destination. Get ready to stroll, savor, and create lasting memories with every step. --------- Want More Here With The Magic? Choose Your Own Adventure! Watch Our Show: Here With The Magic More Videos: YouTube Visit The Website: https://herewiththemagic.com Join the Café: Become a Member Connect on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/herewiththemagic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herewiththemagic/
Listeners celebrate Aertel which is being shut down on October 12th. The Ireland Women's darts Team won the World Darts Federation World Cup in Denmark. Aoife descrbes different folklore around wakes in Ireland. On Raglan Road, written by Patrick Kavanagh, was first published in the Irish Press on the 3rd of October 1946.
We review our experience at Disney's Boardwalk Flying Fish restaurant and Disney Springs Raglan Road (Spoiler...THEY WERE YUMMY!) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thomas-kelly15/message
Mickeyphile Podcast Episode 148 - We just returned from a four-night split stay at Jamba House and Saratoga Springs. There were great meetups with old friends, new friends, and some in between. And lots of new experiences thrown into the mix. We'll share our adventures on episode 148 of The Mickeyphile Podcast. Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/946434275769168/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mickeyphile_podcast/ Music: “Mickeyphile Podcast Theme” copyright Scott Daves 2023
Songs are sometimes much more than a mere confection of words and music. Take the enduringly popular Irish ballad “Raglan Road”, whose ingredients are a dark-haired beauty, a lovelorn poet, a sublime ancient melody and one of Ireland's finest folk singers.In 1944 Patrick Kavanagh, who was to become one of Ireland's most popular poets, fell hopelessly in love at the age of 40 with a beautiful medical student named Hilda Moriarty, then only 22. They both had lodgings on Raglan Road, Dublin, and a relatively short relationship ensued that ended because of the age difference and her parents' disapproval of a middle-aged man who was barely scraping a living from poetry and journalism. Moriarty later married an aspiring politician, Donogh O'Malley, a dashing figure who as education minister in 1966 introduced the crucial reform of free secondary education and rural school buses in the Irish Republic.Heartbroken at losing her, Kavanagh composed one of the great poems of unrequited love, “On Raglan Road”, which was first published in The Irish Press newspaper in 1946. The opening lines reveal his fear that the affair was doomed from day one: “On Raglan Road on an autumn day I met her first and knew/ That her dark hair would weave a snare that I might one day rue . . . ”Kavanagh always regarded his poem as a song lyric, however, and matched it to the traditional Irish air “Fáinne Geal an Lae”, which was first published in 1847 and translated into English as “The Dawning of the Day”, a phrase he uses in the poem.Another 20 years passed before his hope of it becoming a successful song was fulfilled. One night in 1966 Kavanagh buttonholed Luke Kelly, singer with The Dubliners folk group, in the city's The Bailey bar. Both men were renowned drinkers, and as Kelly supped on Guinness and a shot of whiskey in the smoky bar after a singing session, Kavanagh announced: “I've got a song for you! You should sing ‘Raglan Road'.”Unlike the match with Moriarty, this one was made in heaven. Kelly, a striking figure with a shock of curly red hair and a commanding tenor voice, loved the song and his compelling renditions of it are regarded by many as unsurpassed.Thanks to his and The Dubliners'performances “Raglan Road” became popular in Ireland, even though the group did not record it until their 1972 live album, Hometown!. Kavanagh, sadly, never saw his song become a hit — he died a year after presenting it to Kelly.The song gained a second surge of life in 1988, this time bringing international recognition, when Van Morrisonrecorded it with The Chieftains for the album Irish Heartbeat. While The Dubliners' delivery is stately, with Kelly's voice dominant over simple banjo, guitar, tin whistle and violin, Morrison's dramatic arrangement interprets the poem's emotions with another vocal tour de force.As The Chieftains' accompaniment grows to a swirling support with Paddy Moloney's uilleann pipes to the fore, Morrison's voice soars, repeats words and even reduces to a whisper for the lines: “On a quiet street where old ghosts meet,/ I see her walking now, Away from me,/ So hurriedly. My reason must allow . . . ”Since then many folk artists have recorded it, as well as rock stars Sinéad O'Connor, Roger Daltreyand Mark Knopfler, but none quite matches the passionate pomp that Kelly and Morrison bring and which the song demands. The likes of Ed Sheeran, Billy Braggand Billy Joel have also sung it in concert.And in 2008 Kelly's rendition was heard again in the film &
Kristen Hoetzel, Cat Arcori, and Aljon Go talk about the new 15-layer cake at Epcot, updates to Disney's 100th Anniversary menus across Walt Disney World and Disneyland, Raglan Road's new lunch menu, PLUS the latest Walt Disney World Resort travel deal! BOOK YOUR VACATION TODAY - Disney Parks, Universal, and cruise vacations with Kristen, e-mail her at themeparksandcruises@gmail.com. - PODCAST SPONSORS: GATOR FRAMEWORKS - Stands and accessories for podcasters, content creators, music, lighting, and AV equipment. Visit https://gatorframeworks.com/ - AFFILIATE LINKS: KINGDOM STROLLERS ORLANDO - https://www.kingdomstrollers.com/?ref=kristenhoetzelgo - AMAZON - https://amzn.to/3HKYfQm - DISNEY STORE - https://bit.ly/3t3joRT - GARDEN GROCER - https://bit.ly/3JQC5yj - VISIT OUR SITE http://diningatdisney.com/ - FOLLOW THE TEAM! Kristen Hoetzel http://www.instagram.com/diningatdisney/ - Cat Arcori - http://www.instagram.com/cat_astrophe/ - Producer - Aljon Go http://www.instagram.com/aljongo/ - Big Bubba Alvarez http://www.instagram.com/big_bubba_b - MUSIC - Dining at Disney Theme - World Map by Jason Farnham. Photo courtesy of Disney Parks. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diningatdisney/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diningatdisney/support
Energy is not something we have covered before and so it is an honour to have Dave Walsh join us to unpack this huge topic. Dave is known as the 'Energy Guru', with a lifetime in the industry and his status as Steve Bannon's go to man on 'War Room: Pandemic' for energy makes him so well positioned to explain how this will negatively impact our lives. We have seen a three fold increase in the cost of energy which has had a knock on effect on food items, manufacturing and household bills. Dave gives us a better understanding to what lies behind these increases and why we are seeing a geopolitical change in energy control from West to East. We also unpack the dangerous rise of the green push to renewables which simply does not work and will lead to a dystopian collapse in our societies as energy becomes the preserves of the rich and powerful. Dave Walsh was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas, Inc. (MHPSA) in April 2014, with responsibility for the Western Hemisphere electric power generation business of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. and Hitachi Ltd. of Japan. Mr. Walsh was the first non-Japanese corporate officer of MHPSA's parent company, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd., in Japan. He was also the first American Board member of the America's company, MHPSA. Mr. Walsh retired from Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems in 2016, now serving as an advisor to various clients in the energy industry. Prior to his appointment as President & CEO at MHPSA, Dave had been Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Projects and Services. He joined the company in 2001, and initially established the service and manufacturing business for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in the Western Hemisphere. Previously, Dave had been a senior executive at Westinghouse Electric Corporation in both power generation and industrial service roles as General Manager and Chairman of the Westinghouse global industrial and power generation service subsidiaries, with primary operations located in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Poland, Venezuela, Brazil, Mexico, Singapore, Thailand and Australia. He later became the senior executive and Vice Chairman responsible for the Westinghouse Electric power joint ventures in China, in partnership with the Shanghai Municipal Government and with the Chinese Ministry of Electric Power. Dave received his BS Commerce degree from The University of Virginia, and did Graduate Study in Finance at The University of Pittsburgh and at Northwestern University. He was an Enterprise Florida Board Member, and has previously been a Board Member of the Seminole County Foundation for Public Education, and served on the Seminole State College of Florida Foundation Board. Dave has also been appointed Honorary Consul Japan, Orlando, by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In 2016, Governor Scott appointed Mr. Walsh to the University of Central Florida Board of Trustees with a term ending January 2021. Dave and his wife Terri reside in the Central Florida area. Follow Dave on social media.... GETTR https://gettr.com/user/davewalshenergy TRUTH https://truthsocial.com/@davewalshenergy Interview recorded 17.4.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20 To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more... https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Please subscribe, like and share! Transcript (Peter) Hello, Hearts of Oak, and welcome to another interview coming up with Dave Walsh, who, of course, you will know from The War Room, anyone who is Steve Bannon's go-to man on an issue is well worth having. And we delve into energy. He's an energy consultant, former president of Mitsubishi Power Systems, along with many other accolades, and he has lived and breathed energy all his life. And we delve into this, a topic that we haven't actually touched on before, I was quite surprised, but we start by looking at actually the cost of energy. It's now 30% of GDP up from 4% traditionally, originally over the last 100 years. So massive changes in the cost of energy, why that is happening. Look at some of the anomalies in the States of energy costs, and then we go into looking at renewable energy, green energy, net zero, and the push towards having electric vehicles and the impact that will have on the US. I think the call was to raise it from 5% to 67% in 10 years. Is the world able to charge all these new electric vehicles? So Dave goes into that and talks about the impact on infrastructure, on costs, and whether the world. Can cope with that. We also discussed the change in the geopolitical change, I guess, from the West, from the US, from Europe, over to China, India, Turkey, Japan, and they're the ones now buying Russian oil and gas. The West have embargoed and we so freeze Europe just so other countries can buy oil and gas at a lower price. So we talk about that change in, I guess, power and whether that leaves the US and Europe actually toothless in regards to energy productivity and energy policies. So Dave Walsh is the person who can go into this and unpack this and I'm sure you'll enjoy his analysis of all of these areas in terms of energy. Dave Walsh, thank you so much for joining us today on Hearts of Oak. (Dave Walsh) Good to be with you, Peter. Good, it was good to bump into you at CPAC. Obviously, the viewers will know you from your many times on War Room as someone who unpacks energy issues and something that we've never gone into before so I'm looking forward to having your wisdom with us unpacking that. Obviously, people can find you @DaveWalshEnergy is your handle. That's on GETTR. Anywhere else you're on? Dave Walsh Energy. Truth Social on the same handle. Same handle on Truth Social. Dave Walsh Energy on Truth Social as well. Okay, so people can find you on GETTR or on Truth. And obviously, Dave, you're an energy consultant and former president of Mitsubishi Power Systems, along with many other accolades to your name. But if we can jump in and look at, as I said, energy is not something we've touched on before, but I've always enjoyed your many pieces on War Room. And I think I remember reading a headline middle of last year that said global energy spending set to hit 13 trillion in 2022. I think that was 13% of global GDP. I remember reading another thing talking about traditionally energy has been like over the last 100 years, maybe 4% of GDP, which seems to be it's increased in cost and I guess how important it is. But do you want to just let us know why should those figures are probably out of the ballpark for most people. Do you just want to set the scene on why I guess we should be interested and see energy as an important aspect. Well, over a hundred year period, the concentrated use of energy, fossil fuels, nuclear power in the main has been endemic to just monstrous reduction in human labour necessary to get through life. I've got maybe four or five data points in that. You go back already by 1870, the coal burn in Britain replaced caloric intake of nearly nearly 850 million laborers. And also already by then, the use of coal for steam powered engines displaced 6 million horses. So it was up to 1870. But if you look at the global population from the birth of 1750 to 2009. Global population grew by a factor of eight from 1000 AD to 1750, 750 years, by a factor of only three. And that largely related to the lack of fossil fuels, nuclear power, and modern means of doing work, human activity. And in the US, for example, in 1860, half of the population was involved in agricultural endeavours. Today, it's only 3%. Western Europe is the same. Actually, Holland leads the world, and well, led the world until we're in this present crisis. Farming productivity per person, Holland leads the way until we're gonna take farms away from families that were hard at there, unfortunately. But if you go back like here in 1875, 74% of disposable income was spent on food, shelter and clothing, now it's like 13%. So the, and if you want less energy concentration value in 1900, per capita income globally was about $1,500. By 2010, about $8,000 had expanded by 5.3 times. Across the whole time from the birth of Christ to 1900, per capita income grew around the world by a factor of three times. And that was an entire period with basically wood burning and the beginning of the use of coal for energy. So the use of fossil fuels, which has emerged really largely since about 1860, has really, really escalated the global population, global wealth, and global food production extensively. And in another area, if you look at places like Ethiopia, the concentration of labour per acre is still like 30 times more than Holland, the UK, or here, because of the lack of fossil fuels in farming machinery and the lack of advanced fertilizers, ammonia-based and nitrogen fertilizers that come from natural gas. So no, energy utilization has propelled mankind massively, in the last 100 years. Now, there are some unusual things happening with cost in the last 10 or 15 years that we should discuss that really aren't good for productivity, human productivity. And do you want to, because we've seen, I mean, we'll touch on that. And what are my thoughts looking at the US is, having been the US quite a bit in the last year and being on the East Coast and West Coast, and you look at the poor people on the West Coast, California paying probably double what the East Coast are paying over in Florida or Texas. That's an anomaly and that probably feeds into that kind of conversation about maybe some of the issues which are increasing the cost of energy, I guess, more or less exponentially. Well, yeah, the US a little bit curious. Energy policy here is really a mixed thing. It's more dominated by the states and state policies, state governments, state policies. It's physically a huge place. These states tend to be, most of them, very large physically. So the concentration of electricity generation tends to be a state by state thing, given the size, but given the way the government works, the state public service commission, usually appointed by the governor, maybe approved by the state Senate, mainly directs the energy policy and costs in various states. So, you've pointed out California in extreme, they're typically the fourth or fifth highest, energy cost state in the country when it comes to electricity. Florida's actually about in the middle. But just give you an idea of the disparity that the top 10 cost states in the US have electricity costs of about $0.27 per kilowatt hour. The top 10 cost states, the lowest 10 cost states about 10.5 cents a kilowatt hour. So the top 10 states are 2.6 times more costly, on electricity. And if you look, the two major characteristics of the best 10 or lowest cost are the fact that they tend to be 27% net exporters of electricity to other states. The states with the highest cost tend to be 16% net importers of electricity because over the years, again, places like California, now increasingly New York, Hawaii, and the high cost states have really become high cost because of abandonment of initially nuclear power, and then coal power, and now even in California, increasingly combined cycle natural gas power, which environmentally is very clean and very efficient. They've begun to abandon that as well. So they get, what they wind up doing is there really is no near-term displacement for those sources. So they wind up becoming, Steve Bannon would say, beggars of their neighbours or importers of electricity from neighbouring states. And the state public service commission in a given state doesn't control the cost of what happens in other states. So they become victimized by whatever, specifically California, whatever Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, utilities decide to charge them per year is what they pay. Because that state, for example, a hideous example, 37% of their electricity is imported. As over time, they've stopped building nuclear plants, they've closed down coal plants, now they've stopped building advanced combined cycle plants. California imports 37% of its electricity. So really the state government has virtually no control over the cost of that, nor what it consists of. So that becomes a huge factor in why the costs are so high. New York is headed the same way. They just announced a decree there that within 10 years they're going to be 70% renewable. That's going to cause, by my calculations, they're now about 23% renewable because in the West there, Niagara Falls does produce a fair amount of their electricity. But all this delta from 23% to 70 is going to be wind and solar. That's going to mean a 27% electricity shortage in New York. Because wind and solar only operate respectively, wind about 38% of the time onshore, offshore about 42% of the time that it runs. Solar up there is about a four-hour-a-day thing. It's getting pretty far north, not quite as far north as you are, but up where New York is, solar is about a four-hour-a-day effective resource, 20 hours a day. You have no value from Therefore, if New York makes that shift in 10 years, it's going to have a 27% shortage of electricity. They're already an importer of 13% of their electricity already because of these types of policies. Costs there are already the third highest, fourth highest in the country. They're going to escalate radically with these kinds of policies. So it's very unique. It is kind of unique to each state and the politics of each state and whether they're, run by a more conservative government or run by blue democratic governments. And if I look at the 10 highest cost states, eight of them are consistently run by democratic governments. So- We obviously have the same issue in Europe, where fuel is taxed horrendously high. And at the fuel pump in the UK, it's probably around 75% tax, probably, with VAT and then fuel duty. And I guess that Democrat-controlled states are probably going the same way as Europe. Well, yeah, I mean the Democrat-controlled ones, the first bizarre set of decisions, many of them made, like California, more lately New York, the states of New England, the abandonment of allowing fossil fuel plants in those states to be there at all. California went down this road in the late 80s. Nuclear before that, they abandoned. Now gas-fired plants. New England, New York has been the same. Fracking in this country is basically illegal, New York and North. So while there are tremendous natural gas resources up there, they've elected not to harvest them. And you wind up with massive importation of electricity from Canada, a lot of hydro, and now growingly from Pennsylvania and Ohio that do have heavy, heavy natural gas resources. Well, those states in New England, New York, for example, have elected to not have power plants any longer, excepting for solar and wind, which are very, very low, very low density energy resources. Again, I'll go to the reciprocal. Solar in those markets is not there for you 86% of the time. It doesn't produce electricity. Wind if offshore, 58% of the time, doesn't produce electricity. And also, by the way, the costs of installing that stuff, far from free, are massively expensive. Offshore wind, for example, New York's on a big binge for offshore wind, is 11 times more costly than the capex of building a combined cycle plant. 11 times more costly. The cost of the transmission from 20 miles out in the sea to inland, plus the towers, plus the huge wind turbines that are on them now, you're talking 11x the capital cost. Stuff is far from free, it's actually far more expensive. And the life cycle cost of offshore wind is about three and a half times more costly than, the whole life cycle cost with fuel of advanced combined cycle natural gas power plants. So there's a myth that this stuff is free because it's nature based as far from it is far more expensive when you factor in the long time periods that it's not usable it doesn't produce anything. Let me, I want to get in more on the renewable side but for the us as an entity I think you put a recent post saying that all natural gas related products are fifteen percent of all us exports and then of course you have what the country uses itself. So energy is a massive industry, the US is sitting on so much reserves and yet the US energy plan seems to be a mess. I mean, tell us about that because the US should be the, I guess, one of the big producers and suppliers and yet, well of course, I guess with the Democrats, they're trying to punish themselves and stop that. But yeah, explain some of that. Well, the mess is to the extent the federal government controls energy supply, they do it here. The Democrats have attempted to do it through the Environmental Protection Agency, has been their main weapon to weaponize against fossil fuels and before now against nuclear power. But now aided and abetted by the Securities and Exchange Commission on all this ESG mantra of, investing in renewables is a great thing, investing in carbon fuel sources should be penalized, and by incentive policies that have only the last 15 years incented investments in renewables and not incented any investment or new investment in nuclear power or in fossil fuels. So you've had this tremendous skewing of investment to the extent the federal government can be influential. That's how they've done it, through the EPA, with punitive measures to make emissions of anything fossil fuel enormously punitive, driving the cost way, way up of operating a coal plant or a gas turbine-fired plant. And then the incentive structure they put in place on taxes to make renewables, you, And I give them a huge advantage financially with massive incentives. So that's driven policies. And this administration, all of its executive cabinet-level leadership, from the SEC to the Securities Exchange Commission, the Fed, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, all on the same, the Department of Energy head, Jen Granholm, we're going to eliminate the use of fossil fuels in this country, every single one of them. It's in their mantra consistently given, consistently articulated. So this great energy resource here is, and this, unfortunately, I've got a story about the UK as our model. We're going to follow the same. If you listen to these guys, we're going to follow the same model. We're going to abolish the use and production of fossil fuels. It's a complete disaster. The US has a huge balance of trade negative. We're a net importer of about a trillion of goods and services. China leads the way as the exporter here in the balance trade deficit we have. But it's been helped heavily the last 15 years with the emerged massive growth of natural gas and oil exports from the US. We're now like $315 billion. We're a net exporter of oil and gas at 15% of our exports. To the extent we export about $2 trillion a year of goods and services, 15% of it plus is now gas and oil. So that's a huge, huge thing with respect to the currency being stable and the budget being, it's not being balanced here, but any effort to balance the federal taxation budget. It's largely dependent on the tax receipts coming from oil and gas, and these folks on the left running the government want to abandon that as rapidly as possible. And there's no replacement for it, not even on the near term nor intermediate term. You know, displacing fossil fuels with the nature-based part-time renewables is just, mathematically doesn't work. And solar, even here in Florida, solar does not work 82% of the time. If you take a given 8,700 hour power generation year, the sunshine is effective here. I mean, right now it's noon, it's nearly dark here. From this time of the year through September, very common thing by about 11 o'clock through four, you've got thunderstorms, you've got dark clouds, you've got no solar resource, not to mention the night. Night, really it's effective between about nine and four on a good day. So even here, it's about an 18% of the time thing. In much of the Northeast and up in the Midwest, it's a four-hour a day thing. So it can't be the solution. When you're talking about that kind of energy deficit, wind, even offshore where it's most productive is not there for you to produce electricity 58% of the time. So I know in the North Sea and UK, talking about the massive offshore wind, well, I'm going to say in the vernacular here, good luck the other 58% of the time, especially when you factor in the cost of installing that against the minimal energy supply. You're talking about driving the cost of energy up to human beings by factors of five and six times. I mean, it sounds great, but it's not free. It's far from it, far more costly. Well, I'll touch on that. Well, actually, when even driving through parts of the English countryside, you see whole fields covered with solar panels now. The UK isn't really the brightest or sunniest or warmest country. And that seems madness, because again, that takes away agricultural land, which is more and more for premium and bigger demand as a population grows. But that's, it's not something which we discuss back and forth, but it's another part of it, you mentioned in Holland, that I guess clash between energy and agriculture, between feeding people and actually turning on the lights. And it's a curious clash that we're having, not only with fields being covered over, but also with farmers being told they need to farm less and feed people less because it's bad for the environment. Well, I'll go back to the UK just quickly. My wife and I were there a couple times the last year or so, and we're up by the Stonehenge. Within eight miles of there, eight kilometres, there's a solar farm. It's, the day we were there, it's the winds howling 30 miles per hour, and it's probably, maybe it was 10 C, but there was no sunshine. And I have to know, having been there many, many times, that this must be a three and a half hour day. And I think that is the typical Germany, UK, the same. Solar is about a three and a half hour a day thing, on average, across the year. It's just, I mean, it's utterly, horrendously misspent money. Now, the Holland thing, this is again, the untold story of fossil fuels. Ammonia fertilizers, nitrogen-based fertilizers in the world have promoted farming productivity across most products, wheat, corn, soybeans, potatoes, by a factor of three to four times per acre over the last 50 to 60 years in the world. And a couple of things have really pushed that productivity forward, and they are nitrogen and ammonia-based fertilizers, which are now deemed to be sinful because their origin is natural gas. So that's being used by the left to consciously diminish food supply and make it far more a challenge. I mean, the other factor has been mechanized farming machinery, which is all diesel and gas powered, has been the second thing, but behind ammonia and nitrogen-based fertilizers. I mean, just to give an example, the farming productivity, again, I think I might have mentioned, this country, Holland, UK, very high on wheat production per acre, is 30 times more productive in human terms than Ethiopia. For example, Ethiopia still has 74% of its population involved in farming. In the UK, in the US, it's about 3%. To give you an idea of the benefit of fossil fuels delivered in fertilizers and in the production equipment, heavy machinery, tractors, et cetera, harvesters to make farming cost-effective for allow massive food supply for billions of people. And now we're resisting this through wanting to diminish and end ammonia and nitrogen-based fertilizers. It's, and the use of gas-powered and diesel-powered farming machinery. This is insanity. When you're talking about sustaining 7.2 billion people, This is just not, it is not a sustainable thing, to borrow one of their phrases. It's the opposite, the polar opposite of that. And of course when we talk about those solar panels, actually we're talking about wind farms, the UK building all those wind farms and none of it actually built in the UK, so there's no manufacturing benefit, but then the solar panels, that seems to all be Chinese built and it seems as though the world, I guess on the left, the Democrats over there, many parts of Europe are rushing to award their control of their energy system over to China. And that's not a conversation I don't think the public has really had. I guess the same for the states. Well, our, I'll say collectively, our Western G7 leadership just convened over the weekend in Sapporo, yours and ours, abandoning our shores to have meetings about our sovereign countries in Japan about CO2. And what they've concluded, they collectively have signed up with each other, again, outside of the realm of where our voters are over in Japan. They've reached one of these agreements to develop collectively across the G7 a million thousand gigawatts of additional solar by 2030. This would be $670 billion investment by the G7 nations in added solar resources, of which, based on the current fact that 85% of thin film PV panels come from China, would be about a $580 billion spend in China between now and 2030 by our new G7 government, putting it that way. Having their meetings in, not here at home, nor in the UK, but in other places where these guys fly to convene and make these brilliant decisions. And then another half a million or 500 gigawatts of offshore wind, which is, again, offshore wind is 11 times more costly in capex than building a conventional combined cycle plant of the type my company built in my day at Damhead, Salt End, in I think Raglan Road in Dublin. In Spain, we built seven or eight combined cycle plants. The cost of those is one-eleventh of an offshore wind farm when you factor the 58% of the time that that offshore wind farm isn't going to produce anything for you. And then compounded with the construction cost, which is huge. That even then, the all-in life cycle cost, that the present cost of natural gas, which has now fallen quite a bit, is still four times more than a combined cycle plan, even accounting for the gas use. So we're talking about stuff that is way, way not cheaper, but is far more expensive and creates a lack of access of our citizenry in the UK and here to energy, which is way in the interest of the Chinese. Most of the supply of utility scale batteries, and as I mentioned, the solar panels, comes from there. So we're taking a dependence. We had a marvellous self-dependence in the UK on North Sea oil, which has declined by 70%, not because it's not there, but because of political pressure to go and get it. You know Norway has not participated in ceding to that pressure, doing great financially, a heavy importer to the UK. The oil's still out there, but on our side of that pond, we've decided let's not pursue it. 70% down. The US, since the election of Biden has now been about a million two barrels a day deficit of oil production, because of all the restrictions on federal land. So we've shifted over to this ideation of displacing that with dependence on China, solar panels and batteries. I mean, this is lunacy. I mean energy strategy is at the core of national defence, whether it's Western Europe or here, at the core of a sustainable lifestyle for our people. And we're handing self-sufficiency that we enjoyed over to, programmatically over to China, who are an enemy. They're aligned with Russia on this Ukraine activity that they've been from day one. There's no secret about that, but our media very reluctant to actually acknowledge that, but they are. And then this, the boycott that we've got in Western Europe on buying their oil within six weeks was almost entirely displaced with procurement from Turkey, India, and China, from Russia. So that hasn't worked out well for us. We've actually forced China and Russia together, which strategically is just a horrendous set of decisions pushed by more by this government than the Western European government, but collectively. We've created an energy disaster in the outcomes of this in a very short time. Well, that's really interesting watching that and the shift with the West, actually Europe wanting to freeze after building a Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 into Russia and then wanting to turn that off and wondering why people are angry that the cost of electricity has soared. And yet, as you said, the other side is China, India, especially and then into Turkey and elsewhere. And Japan, I think as well, actually they're happy to buy Russian oil and gas, and they've filled that gap. So it's strange because that's a power shift, I guess, away from Europe and the US. And it really leaves them toothless in terms of energy control. No, it does. The West's conscious decision to abdicate self-sufficiency and self-reliance, I would complain about the UK. We're on exactly the same page here now by the constant outcries of this government to abandon fossil fuels as rapidly as possible, going down the same path, creates a massive dependence now on China. Years before was the Middle East, before North Sea oil was discovered in abundance and harvested, before the fracking boom here, we were unfortunately heavily dependent on OPEC, which was a disaster. And now we're making them relevant once again in their alliance, first with Russia, when the kingdom sought out Russia right about the moment of the Biden inauguration, January of 21, we had the alliance begin building of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with Russia, on collective decisions on production to drive prices up, very successfully done all through 2021 and early 2022 before the invasion that we've suffered from. Now we've forced China together with Russia based on the boycott and our handling of that situation and to our horrendous detriment, energy costs here are going through the roof, as we attempt to displace, do something that's not, it's mathematically not doable. You can't displace fossil fuel use with four hour a day solar. And if on land, nine hour a day, if on sea, 10 hour a day wind. You mathematically can't do it because also those resources are regionalized in the large area. it's the same time of day that you have them. I mean, like, for example, Florida, you could put, you know, everyone thinks it's so sunny here, you could populate every square inch of Florida with solar panels, and you'd still be at 19.6 hours a day, have nothing, because it's the same moments. It's only the same, night is the same. It's not very big, east to west, night is the same time. So up till nine in the morning, you've got nothing. And after 4.30 in the afternoon, you've got nothing, which is the California issue because their peak in addition to this 38 percent uh importation of energy electricity a lot of what they use is solar even from Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Cal, I think about 35 percent of their power supply imported and made in state is renewable, and it kind of comes to an end at 4.30. Their peak power need begins at 4.30 when everyone gets home, gets off the freeways in LA, San Diego, and turn up the air conditioning, begin to use the appliances, cook, whatever, until 10 at night. That's the peak demand. Well, that's when the solar ends. That's like 30% of their electricity, at least what they have, which they're in shortage of to begin with. So you've got an intractable mathematical issue. And now we're talking about mandating EVs out there by 2035, well, now across the country, which would elevate here national electricity supply by 25%. If you got to 75% EV adoption by 2035, which this government claimed to be the new target just last week, would be about 250,000 megawatt power plants would need to be built to be running all the time from right now, start building them now, because you'll have them in four to five years. There's no plan to do that. The energy supply scenario of squashing base load, continuous duty fossil power is not connected to this, let's electrify everything. The two things aren't even connected together by this government. It's going to need a huge amount more electricity should these things happen. That push, because you reposted a story in New York Times and talked about an increase of, I think the current 5% of vehicles sold being electric up to within 10 years, 67%. The figure was mind-blowing. That's not just a case of whenever everyone plugs their car in that the energy goes up. That's a case of there is no energy. That's right, because all of the electricity production measures, these states that are blue, and this government have taken through its rhetoric for two years now, are all about adopting more and more, excuse my plain speaking, of stuff that doesn't work most of the time, solar and wind. So net, net, you've got no increase of energy resources. And I'm looking at one of the dominant business forecast that I would, in the power generation business, would use here between now and ... This is like the commonly accepted forecast. Between now and 2030, we'll have 341 more gigawatts of wind installed and 383 more gigawatts of solar installed in this country by 2030. And also take away another 828 gigawatts of coal, basically make it go away. That's the consensus business forecast, which is a collection of what utilities are telling OEMs that make power generation equipment, T&D equipment. This is the forecast. Well, if this be the case, when you take the deficiency, the time that wind and solar don't work, the net net increase in generation assets, it's about 1% across that time. When you factor down, you take out the fact that coal operates 24 hours a day, and you're displacing it with massive quantities of a five-hour-a-day thing and a nine-hour-a-day thing, the reciprocal, you've got nothing. When you take all that into account, the energy electricity plan for the US is to grow electricity production by about 1% across the next 10 years. And we're going to electrify everything in the meantime. The mathematics don't even work on this. So a frightening thing happened late last week in California, often a sign of what's to come here, the rest of the country. For some reason, the three major utilities who were regulated by the state approached the state, and I'm believing they were gigged by the state to do this, with a new billing practice of using a percentage of income, to pay for electricity instead of a per-use basis. I mean, right now, in most of the, all of the developed world, in the West for sure, your electricity bill is a use-based thing. You use X kilowatts, you pay a certain rate, that's what you pay based on use, which promotes efficient use of it and penalizes those who use the most. It's not a penalty, it's use the most, you pay for the most. California now wants to embrace converting this to an income percentage tax. That if you make X, you pay X dollars a month. If you make Y, you pay Y plus 10%. A scale based on income only, delinking utilization of electricity from the cost of it. They're putting this before the public service commission to get this approved, creating displacing use fees for electricity, which are completely common and make logical common sense with an income tax kind of percentage of income. So independent of what you use, you pay a percentage of your income for electricity. Now, what this will do for them is we'll de-link the massive fact of their shortages, and the massive fact of their very, very high cost electricity, it'll hide that. Because now you can make these comparisons of one state to another, that'll go away. Because now that they'll have, if this gets passed, they'll have an income tax, that the utilities are able to charge, which that's a whole nother, how do they get to look at your income? That's not legal here, but according to what California wants to do, that's what the utilities will begin to charge you a fixed fee based on your income, independent of it. So then you'll have demand go through the roof because efficiency won't matter anymore, but it'll hide the real cost of the electricity. and the fact that once it becomes, incrementally, it becomes free in that sense. The complaining about the lack of it would tend to diminish. You get to then the Russian food model of years ago with the bread lines. Hey, that which is free from the government, don't complain about it when it's not there. That's where they're headed. Acknowledging they have no plan whatsoever to displace the huge shortage of electricity that that state has. They're talking about a way of obfuscating cost to make it seem like incremental use of it is free, Therefore, when the big brownouts and blackouts really kick in, which are going to increase and increase, well, since you're not paying anything for this anyhow, no complaints necessary. This is frightening. This was announced late last week, Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern Cal Edison, looking at an income percentage fee collection instead of a per use for electricity consumption. How does this, how does it play out as people go and spend their crazy amount of money on EVs, electric vehicles, and then with not being able to power them? Is that just a movement towards, I mean, we've seen a movement towards red states simply because of the higher crime rates, higher tax rates, higher cost of living in the Democrat areas. Will that just continue? Is that just a bigger divide in the US? I mean, how does it play out? It plays out as a massively increased divide between the haves and the have-nots. Because the typical EV over here is still $65,000 to $70,000 to buy one. The typical medium to lower end gas powered vehicles are about $25,000 to $28,000. The business model is in the EV, about 40% of the cost structure of that thing is the battery. Essentially, you're prepaying in that high price, 65 to 70 grand, you're prepaying the, 30 grand or so for the fuel equivalent being the battery, you're prepaying for about 150,000 miles of the fuel, if you will, in the model. Then at 150,000 plus miles, you're also exposed to the liability to replace that again for another prepaid 30, $35,000 for a new battery that can go another 150,000 miles. Paid up front, we're presently liquid fuel, you're paying on a pre-use basis, and it's domestic. So now you're prepaying for Tesla's cars. The cost structure is 40% China. That's where his batteries come from. His lithium ion comes from there. So you're transferring an obligation that was in the days gone by, the Middle East became domestic, a great thing. We want to get off domestic oil and gas production, now let's transfer that to a lithium-ion battery supply from China. But the chasm that this develops between the average citizen making $65,000, $68,000, $70,000, the chasm between that person even being able to afford a vehicle and those who can actually afford them, which is maybe then your 15% of the population can actually afford a vehicle, it grows massively. It just grows massively. It's exactly as you pointed out, it grows the chasm between the haves and the have-nots, as do all of these renewable energy sources when electricity bills go through the roof because of them. And of course, one of the other factors in it, which isn't discussed whenever the Green Lobby are pushing for this. They're not mentioning the finite resources that go into the batteries. No one mentions cobalt mining in Africa where children are used as slave labour. But that's not a part of the conversation. And that really confused me where a group claim to be environmentally conscious and also concerned of the impact of the individuals in the work market. And yet they're happy to have children going down mines for them for their latest battery car. It takes us right back to, okay, we are what we criticize others of being colonialists. This was the critique of the UK, the Dutch, our own behaviour here with forced labour. Well, guess what? Total dependence on the developing world for any resources extraction of any kind, be it oil, lithium, cobalt, is another form of colonialism. Or there's another one, yellow cake for uranium supply. This country was 100% self-sufficient on uranium supply as recent as 1992. And now we're 52% dependent on Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan for uranium, which has continued unabated throughout this entire war. We haven't changed that policy one iota, where we are in Wyoming and Utah still full of uranium, easily mineable, but no, we hate resource extraction. We don't want to be around that any longer. We'll throw certain indigenous Native Americans in front of that, who actually like the fact of it happening, but you pay certain groups, they'll step out in front and prevent that, plus various treaties that the Clinton administration made with Russia to arguably stop their conversion of uranium to nuclear weapons. We could do that by buying it from them. Unenforceable, unverifiable. So to this moment, we still do that. But this hatred of resource extraction is thrown out there as a rationale to outsource the Biden administration on oil, as opposed to ramping up domestic production. When this OPEC Plus was formed, began crushing cost here, where did they go? First stop was Iran. The second stop was Iraq. And the third stop was Venezuela, Arabia was in between. We go to OPEC to get oil instead of producing our own. When we, hit a Trump administration peak in November of 2019, 13.6 million barrels a day. We're the top producer in the world. And we abdicated that position within months of this administration taking place. And then all of its rhetoric, communicating to OPEC, oh, we're really on board with your production reductions. We're going to have our own here of a million two barrels, reduction. Basically, going along with their, the way they manage prices is not through raising the price. It's through toggling up and down the production level. We joined that. We basically joined that. We cut our production under the blanket of CO2 reasons rationale by 1.2 million barrels a day. And then who do we go to looking for the excess? We go to them. This is, It's a set of insane policies geared at making the country, as Western Europe has become, totally dependent on others for energy. Well, let me just finish on a piece that just came out in the UK, I think it was The Telegraph, for UK connection with what's happening in the States and it was the UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt who oversees the Treasury here in the UK has just said that Joe Biden's flagship green energy policy risks plunging the world into the economic dark age. Now that was quite phenomenal because normally Western governments have been falling over themselves to say how wonderful they think Biden is and it was actually the first criticism I've seen of Biden. And this was, I guess, to do with subsidies. That's the concern, I guess, from Europe. But that just intrigued me, that, I guess, change in tone, change in rhetoric from Europe towards America, that Biden is no longer the great one. Actually, there's criticism. And I guess that's on subsidies. But I don't know if that's the beginning of maybe a wedge between how Europe look at energy and how the States does. Well, I mean the trouble I mean what he said is really, the net result is plunging the West into economic decline. Because I'm gonna suggest about a hundred and sixty countries aren't on board with this. And I'll mention a few that would surprise you Japan, Japan after Fukushima between 2015 and 2019 commissioned 13 count them 13, large coal plants, 10,000 megawatt supercriticals and 300, 400 megawatt coal plants. Why? They need to industrially compete with China. It's in their interest to do that. They did the right thing for the Japanese people. Here we're celebrating this meeting the G7 had in Sapporo. Well, the Japanese talk about, you know, renewables and all this decarbonization. Look at what they're doing. Doing what's necessary to promote their economy. And then their commitment to the renew the Sakhalin Island LNG deal at only 13 bucks a dekatherm that Russians committed prior pricing in this day and time, they had to continue that. That's about 9% of their gas supply. Half of that comes from here, half quantity, double the amount from Russia. They continue that. It's in their interest to do that. So, you're looking at this very weak alliance on this war thing. The entirety of Western Europe and Japan have not really been aligned with the US on that. India has doubled down on its, the Indian Oil Corporation has now doubled its consumption of Russian oil in the last three months. There is no unanimity of actions on this, either one, the CO2 front, which I'm going to suggest 160 countries are not on side with moving in this direction, led by the Chinese, who have double the CO2 emissions of all of the OECD countries combined. They don't believe in this, by their actions. Now, what they're selling, lithium ion cobalt batteries and PV cells, yeah, they're promoting a Macron visit so Xi Jinping takes, oh, yes, Macron, we're working together on sub-Sahara CO2 abatement. That's complete nonsense. That's nonsense to pander to the West. Oh, here, well, yeah, we're going to tell you we agree with you. Look at what they're doing. 60% of their power generation is coal-based. He has no plans of changing that. He has a plan to keep his country competitive industrially and have a strong military. That's what his plan is. Such as we had in prior days in this part of the world, but we've abandoned. Dave, I really appreciate you coming on. It's an honour to have anyone that Bannon goes to as his go-to person. And I've thoroughly enjoyed your many times of War Room over the last two years. So thank you so much for coming on and sharing your thoughts on energy. Well, Peter, thanks for having me. And one of these days I'll come back and we can go further into it, but deeply appreciate, it.
The Cynics review their dinner at Raglan Road and discuss the possibility of a Disney Villains Park and whether or not Disney is just paying its fans lip-service.
In this episode of Disney Parks Extra, Greg and Marc talk with Rachael Conroy, General Manager of Raglan Road Restaurant & Pub about the upcoming Mighty St Patrick's Day Festival in Disney Springs!“Don't forget to book your next magical vacation with our preferred travel partner, Sara Solberg! Email her at sarasolberg@d2travel.com for more info”
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In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Alan Gilsenan, Director of Ghosts of Baggotonia. Ghosts of Baggotonia is a haunting and visually captivating film-poem exploring the literary and other ghosts of the bohemian quarter bordering Dublin's Baggot Street during the mid-20th century. “Baggotonia” as it has become known – was both a permeable geographic area and a cultural movement, populated by writers, artists and other intellectuals living an anarchic life at odds with the over-arching drabness and the conservative mores of the time. Inspired by a rare collection of photographs from artist Nevill Johnson, the film is shot in starkly beautiful Leica monotone and draws upon writings from the period, including Patrick Kavanagh, Elizabeth Bowen, Samuel Beckett, Blanaid Salkeld, John Montague, Eavan Boland, Paul Durcan, Ethna McCarthy, Thomas Kinsella amongst many others. This stunning film is also an act of psycho-geography as well as a personal meditation on Alan Gilsenan's childhood, where he grew up amidst the ghosts on the mythical Raglan Road. His own poetic script frames the film – voiced by Gilsenan himself and Camille O'Sullivan – and features a remarkable original soundtrack from composer Brian Crosby (formerly of Juniper, The Cake Sale & Bell XI). Ghosts of Baggotonia is in cinemas from 9th December 2022.
Episode 142 - Five things we are excited about for our trip to Disney! Brenda's New England Recap! Hey everyone, I'm Mike, she's Sophie, that's Brenda, and he's Grogu, and we're On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 143 for October 24, 2022, and today we're talking about Brenda's New England Recap! Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and relax, and tell us in the comments below what you think! Here's the rundown of what we talked about: Cheddar from the Big CheeseSophie: Restaurant updates: Starting November 1st, Tusker House returns as an all you can eat buffet! Also, over at the Polynesian Village Resort, Kona Cafe will be reopening from a refurbishment on November 1st as well. Lastly, on November 4th, Akershus Royal Banquet Hall will be reopening for the first time since it closed for Covid!Brenda: Another exciting reopening! Fantasmic! Will be returning to Disney's Hollywood Studios Park on November 3rd! It's not just returning, it's got a brand new show sequence, so be on the lookout for it!Mike: If you are going to be in Orlando for Thanksgiving, one option for traditional Thanksgiving dinner is Raglan Road. Listen to this menu: Butter and herb roasted turkey, roast garlic mashed potatoes, duck fat roasties, honey glazed carrots, bacon braised Brussels sprouts, sausage meat and walnut stuffing, red wine jus with cranberry sauce. Adults $38, children $18Connect with us! Here's how: Facebook: https://facebook.ontheroadwithmickey.comFacebook Group: https://facebookgroup.ontheroadwithmickey.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OntheRoadwithMickeyInstagram: On the Road with MickeyEmail: info@ontheroadwithmickey.comFeature Topic: Brenda's New England Vacation Recap!Trip Highlights:Experiences we've never had beforeDelicious foodArrival: Manchester, NH.Stowe, VTMystic, CT. - Mystic Pizza, had pizza that was so good. Shopping: Themed around Alice in Wonderland. Alice'sBoston Public LibraryWhale Watching Tour on their 30th Anniversary! Breaching whale, whales with their calves, super pod of dolphins.Stowe, VT., fall foliage, area called Smugglers Notch. Went to Von Trapp Family LodgeFood: Lobster Rolls, Fish & Chips, Restaurant: Porthole - 2 full lobsters, potatoes, corn on the cob, $34.95. BoothBay Harbor in Maine, Kaler's Crab & Lobster House, Nutty Cheesy saladCape Cod - Couple named Fran & John, new friends they met. Took the ferry to Martha's Vineyard. Diparma Italian Restaurant, great pizza, wonderful server.Wenushi, NH - Restaurant: Our House - 25 different versions of mac and cheese.This Day in Disney History for October 24:1971 and 1982: Magic Kingdom and Epcot dedications!Disney Who's Who CharacterRamone from CarsA little bit of Walt“We were free to develop the story as we saw it, unlike the classics where we had to adhere rigidly to the sequence conceived by the author… As the characters came to life and the scenes took shape, we were able to alter, embellish, eliminate, and improve the material.” - Walt Disney on Lady and the TrampComing Next Week: Our Favorite Nighttime Attractions! Watch us on YouTube!
Friday - Jim celebrates Heinz Ketchup stealing his idea of pre-stained shirts. We argue over french fries...again. Kay Rawlins from Orlando Cuty drops by to talk soccer, golf & footgolf. Amy Drew Thompson recaps her poker experience and talks Four Flamingos, The Mediterranean Deli, Raglan Road & Cows ‘n Cabs. Rich Tips with Candace on tips for transferring money to a credit card. Rauce Thoughts with Momma Padget. Plus, WOKE News, Embers Only, Trivia & Last Call.
It's our 5th Anniversary this month. As part of the celebration, we will post flashback episodes all month long to celebrate and say thank you. If it were not for you, our Runcation Nation community, we would not have had this show for the last five years, had some of the most amazing experiences, and created lasting friendships in this community. Next up is part 2 of our interview with a friend of the show, Bart Yasso! RUN This week, we share part 2 of our talk with Bart Yasso. He is known as the Mayor of Running and Chief Running Officer at Runner's World until his retirement in 2017. This week, he talks about the Yasso 800s, runners who inspire him, and virtual races. Thank you, Bart, for your “wit, wisdom, and insights!” Find out more and connect with Bart Yasso here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bart-Yasso-118295040323/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bartyasso?lang=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bartyasso/ Website: http://www.bartyasso.com EAT This has been a rough winter for many of our running friends. There is nothing better than a recipe that warms the soul to celebrate that accomplishment when it comes to getting out there for a run in the cold. A great Irish comfort food dish that we love is Shepard's Pie. There is a great place in Disney Springs we have featured on the show before, Raglan Road, with a delectable and meaty version of this dish. We have featured one of our favorite cookbooks, The Healthspan Solution, on past episodes, including chatting with authors Ray Cronise and Julieanna Hever on Episodes 108 and 109 last year. This week we made the Shepherdess Pie from the book. We review it in this episode and talk about what made it so hearty and satisfying as a Vegetarian dish. You can get the Kindle or hardcover book at our Amazon affiliate links below. It does not cost anything additional to purchase the book through the links we list, but it does help support the show. The Healthspan Solution Kindle Edition: https://amzn.to/3r15Xhx The Healthspan Solution Hardcover Edition: https://amzn.to/2ObqgtV DRINK We talked about a couple of favorite holiday drinks that warm the soul back in Episode 88 of our show. We typically make a Mulled wine each year for Thanksgiving and Christmas to share with the family. It can help you celebrate a live race you've run this winter or help you warm up after a run in particularly harsh winter conditions. We linked to a recipe online but did not share our recipe in that particular episode. This week, we feature our recipe with an option for reduced sugar. Ingredients (Serves 6-8 cups of wine) 1 - 750 ml bottles of a favorite red wine ( we selected a barrel-aged Cabernet Sauvignon 2 oranges- zest and juice of one and the other sliced in rounds to use for garnish 8 whole cloves 4 cinnamon sticks 2 whole nutmegs *Normally a cup of sugar and water are added to sweeten the recipe. To make a more healthful version, you can leave this out and drink it without sweetening or use agave nectar or honey to taste with each serving. Directions Pour wine into the instant pot or crock pot. Add the zest of the orange. Squeeze the juice of the orange into the wine and add the whole orange into the pot. Cook on low for two hours. Pour into mugs, stir in agave nectar or honey to sweeten, if desired, with a garnish of an orange slice and enjoy! If you choose to indulge, please drink responsibly by having a designated driver or taking a rideshare service. Stay safe, Runcation Nation! THAT'S A WRAP! - Here's hoping you are off to a great year in 2021! Bloody Mary Fans: Don't forget...From Sunday's Bloody Mary Mix, Collin and Annie offer a unique discount code to our Runcation Nation! RED20 will get you 20% off your order on sundaysbloodymary.com. Try it spicy or try the Vegan mix and let us know how you like it! Thank you to Collin and Annie discount. Thanks to all our patrons, we have been able to expand our studio and keep the show going over the last year. This week, we were so happy to hear that Josh Ozbirn decided to go from a Founder to an Insider of our show. Plus, we welcome a brand new Insider, Joanne Blatchley, or as we like to call her, Jojo! Thank you to Josh and Jojo for their continued support as patrons of the show at the highest level. We can't express how much it means to us. We hope all our Insiders enjoy the Insider Exclusives we published over the weekend! If you'd like some extra content, swag, and insider exclusives, check out patreon.com/runeatdrinkpodcast and become a patron of the show today! Thank you for listening! We are looking forward to another great year of the podcast because of all your support! Don't forget to follow us and tell us where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Also, check out our store on the website and get some swag, thanks to Pure Creative Apparel. Thanks to PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!
Episode 126 - 5 Things We're Looking Forward To! 5 Things We're Looking Forward To! Hey everyone, I'm Mike, she's Sophie, that's Brenda, and and he's Grogu, and we're On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 126 for June 13, 2022, and today our feature topic is 5 Things We're Looking Forward To! Our trip is right around the corner, and we are looking forward to at least five things for our trip. Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and relax, and tell us in the comments below what you think! Here's the rundown of what we talked about: Cheddar from the Big CheeseMike: According to Anika Noni Rose, who is the voice actor of Princess Tiana from Princess and the Frog, the re-imagined themeing of Splash Mountain will be completed in 2024 and will open at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Officially, Disney has not confirmed the timing for the renovation, but more information may be released at the end of the month.Brenda: What a special moment at Walt Disney World. The resort welcomed several of the Special Olympics USA Games athletes to the Magic Kingdom. They were celebrated as honorary grand marshals in a parade down Main Street, U.S.A. The Special Olympics games this year are in Orlando, with the majority of the events being held at the Wide World of Sports complex. There's an awesome YouTube video about it in the show notes, check it out: Disney World Welcomes Special Olympics Athletes With Glittering Parade | Walt Disney World ResortSophie: Coming to Disney+ on August 10th – “I am Groot!” This series of original shorts – five in all – will focus on Baby Groot. Vin Diesel, who is the voice of Groot in the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, also will voice him for the series.Sophie: Lastly, coming back to Walt Disney World starting June 29th - the Minnie Van Service! It is handled through the Lyft app and is only for transportation around the resort – it will not go to the airport at this time.Connect with us! Here's how: Facebook: https://facebook.ontheroadwithmickey.comFacebook Group: https://facebookgroup.ontheroadwithmickey.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OntheRoadwithMickeyInstagram: On the Road with MickeyEmail: info@ontheroadwithmickey.comFrom last week:Chrissy added to our list of ways to stay cool at Disney. Here's what she added: Neck wrap cooling towels, the big huge new hand fans, or a small one, tank tops, get one of the insulated tervis style canteens or cups filled with ice, stay cold all day even in hot vehicles. When entering the park, walk through the long street stores in the AC instead of the main street to stay cool. Biggest mistake constantly made: DO NOT wear spirit jerseys during the months of April thru mid December, people wear them then complain it's so hot. January/ February is the best time for those. If you start to get overheated, ask for ice water and take an ice cube. Place it on your wrist to bring your body temperature down to.Feature Topic: 5 Things We're Looking Forward To!Brenda: 5) Getting to celebrate Sophie4) Sharing time with her family3) Spending time with Good Friends and meeting one of her clients for the first time! Cassie and Sophia2) Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind!!!!!!!!!!!!!1) Looking forward to R&R at the Yacht Club!Sophie:5) Getting my next pair of ears for her collection.4) Riding Splash Mountain some more3) Trying the Bread Pudding at ‘Ohana and Raglan Road with Brenda2) Riding Guardians of the Galaxy with Aunt Robin and Aunt Brenda1) The On the Road with Mickey Meetup!Mike:5) Staying at the Yacht Club4) On the Road with Mickey Meetup3) Seeing our friends at Disney and meeting new friends2) Hanging out with my (favorite only)Sister1) Celebrating my not-so-little girl's birthdayThis Day in Disney History for June 13:2006: The Lion King Reopens on BroadwayDisney Who's Who CharacterBruce the Shark from Finding NemoA little bit of Walt“The idea of Disneyland is a simple one. It will be a place for people to find happiness and knowledge.
Listen along again as we have an open discussion about Ryan's recent visit to Disney Springs while down in Orlando where he ate at The Edison, Raglan Road and CityWorks. We also cover two topics, which Walt Disney World park is the most well-rounded and is Disney recycling ideas? Who do you agree with more? What are your thoughts on our discussions? Go onto our Instagram and Facebook page, @ADoseOfMagicPodcast, to let us know and be notified of latest episodes!
Episode 122 - Finalizing Sophie's Birthday Trip Finalizing Sophie's Birthday Trip Hey everyone, I'm Mike, she's Sophie, that's Brenda, and and he's Grogu, and we're On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 122 for May 16, 2022, and today our feature topic is Finalizing Sophie's Birthday Trip. We're taking a last look at all of the details that are going into our June trip to celebrate Sophie's birthday! Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and relax, and tell us in the comments below what you think! Here's the rundown of what we talked about: Cheddar from the Big CheeseSophie: Coming to the big screen on December 16: “Avatar: The Way of Water”. The movie takes place a decade after the original Avatar film and focuses on the Sully family, Jake, Neytiri, and their kids, and all that they are up against. The latest teaser trailer was just released, you can see it here: Avatar: The Way of Water | Official Teaser Trailer - YouTube. In addition, we are hearing that the original Avatar will be re-released in theaters September 23rd to prepare for the upcoming movie!Mike: In other news, we are just a little over two weeks away from the premiere of Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+, and Disney released a new trailer on May 4th. The link is here in the show notes: Obi-Wan Kenobi | Official Trailer | Disney+ - YouTube What's exciting to me is that I saw a fan video that indicated that both Ewen McGregor and Hayden Christopher are open and talking about a season two of the show! Fingers crossed!Brenda: Over at Epcot, the transformation continues! World Celebration, which is formerly known as Future World, will have a hub divided into several different gardens. Also, it looks like lighting will be embedded into the pavement of the Epcot logo here. Additionally, the CommuniCore name is returning to Epcot! In the 80s and 90s, CommuniCore was a pavilion that changed into Innoventions. Well, Epcot will have CommuniCore Hall and CommuniCore Plaza. These are just some of the changes that we'll see at Epcot!Brenda: Also, tickets for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party went on sale for resort guests this past Thursday, May 12th. Tickets for non-resort guests go on sale on May 18th.Connect with us! Here's how: Facebook: https://facebook.ontheroadwithmickey.comFacebook Group: https://facebookgroup.ontheroadwithmickey.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OntheRoadwithMickeyInstagram: On the Road with MickeyEmail: info@ontheroadwithmickey.comFeature Topic: Finalizing Sophie's Birthday TripTrip Dates: June 17-23, 2022Park Reservation dates: June 18, Magic Kingdom, June 19, Epcot, June 20, Resort Day, June 21, Animal Kingdom, June 22, Hollywood StudiosOn the Road with Mickey Meetup! June 18, Magic Kingdom, 2:30PM. Meet over by the TTA in Tomorrowland!June 19, Epcot, Guardians of the Galaxy, Harmonious, Jellyrolls, Atlantic Dance HallJune 20 Resort Day - Stormalong Bay - Lazy River, beach area, volleyball, shipwreck water slide, pool gamesJune 21 Animal Kingdom - Festival of the Lion King, Pandora, Kilimanjaro Safaris, Flametree BBQ, Kali River Rapids, Expedition Everest, Rafiki's Planet Watch, dinner at Raglan Road!June 22 Hollywood Studios - Rise of the Resistance, Tower of Terror, Milennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, Slinky Dog Dash, Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway, PizzeRizzo, Muppet Vision, hopefully FantasmicDining OptionsJune 18 - Liberty Tree TavernJune 19 - no reservationsJune 20 - Breakfast at Cape May Cafe, Dinner at ‘OhanaJune 21 - Raglan Road June 22 - Oga's CantinaThis Day in Disney History for May 16:1928: Mickey Mouse TrademarkDisney Who's Who CharacterSebastian from The Little MermaidA little bit of Walt“But the most exciting and by far the most important part of our Florida project… in fact, the heart of everything we'll be doing in Disney World… will be our Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow! We call it E.P.C.O.T.E.P.C.O.T will be an experimental prototype community of tomorrow that will take its cue from the new i...
On episode 449, Lindsay Velecina shares her first time at Port Orleans French Quarter taking her toddler and trying out Genie Plus for the first time. Featuring: Port Orleans French Quarter Olivia's, Boatrights, Topolino breakfast, Raglan Road, Satuli Canteen, Cosmic Rays letdown Pinapple and Coconut swirl great rebound from Cosmic Rays The Plaza, Deluxe Burger, Docking Bay 7, Woody's Lunchbox, ABC Commisary, Yak & Yeti Trip planned around Henry Mardi Gras festival and party at the resort Motion sickness on Ratatoulie Stories and Genie plus tips Contribute to the show at www.patreon.com/geekinonwdw Show tshirts available at our Teepublic store Email me at curt.stone@GeekinOnWDW.com Reach Momma and Auntie Judy for trip planning – TravelinTiaras@gmail.com
This is the Live Call-in Show from this past Sunday night, April 10, 2022! Tonight Mike & Scott took your calls for the entire hour discussing some top Signature Dining locations around Walt Disney World (and the upcoming Narcoossee's "extensive" refurbishment), which runDisney Weekend you would eliminate and replace, a live Raglan Road review, first-time Disneyland tips, and much more! Please visit our website at www.beourguestpodcast.com. Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast. Become a patron of the Be Our Guest Podcast over at www.patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast. Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!
Don't Miss The Raglan Road Mighty St. Patrick's Day Festival: March 11-17St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner and the annual Mighty St. Patrick's Festival is back this year from March 11-17 at Raglan Road Irish Pub & Restaurant. Enjoy the very best of Irish talent, a variety of beers and cocktails, classic Irish fare and more. This festival is a can't-miss experience! Irish Fare & BrewsNew on the menu this year is a locally crafted seltzer, called “So Berry Les.” The name is a special tribute to John Cooke's (co-owner of Raglan Road Pub and Cooke's of Dublin) father Les, who found himself in the Guinness Book of World Records for setting a strawberry-buying record in 1977. So Berry Les was crafted in collaboration with Crooked Can Brewing Co. in Winter Garden, Florida, and is a light and refreshing hard seltzer infused with local Florida strawberry and Key Lime juice. There are also several Irish beer flights and, of course, the classic Guinness.Live EntertainmentRaglan Road is flying in some top talent from Ireland including Jig Jam; the Lisa Canny Band; and Emerald Shore. Of course, the fan-favorite Raglan Road Irish Dancers will also be performing throughout the festival.If you really want to get into the spirit, there will also be a face painter, plus giveaways, merchandise at the shop and more. Note: On St. Patrick's Day, March 17, Raglan Road will open at 10 a.m., seating guests on a first-come, first-served basis, with a $20 cover charge for guests 18 and older. For those planning to celebrate during the other festival dates from March 11-16, reservations are encouraged.--In Honor of Women's History Month: 'Celebrate HER Story' at Walt Disney WorldWalt Disney World Resort is celebrating Women's History Month with “Celebrate HER Story” where they put the spotlight on cherished Disney character heroines and female Cast Members who are making positive impacts. Special Selfie Backdrops across Walt Disney World Resort: Unique photo-silhouette backdrops showcase strong female Disney characters. You'll find them across the property – from Disney Springs to more than 20 Disney Resort hotels. Find them, snap a selfie with your favorite heroine, and share on social media using the tag #CelebrateHERStory.At Disney Springs on Friday and Saturday nights a female DJ will lead a Disney sing-along for families on the AdventHealth Waterside Stage. The playlist will feature songs by some of Disney's most beloved female characters. Plus various female performers will be featured most nights throughout March.At Magic Kingdom Park special sweet offerings will pay tribute to female Disney Imagineers whose work has greatly influenced and impacted Walt Disney World Resort: At Liberty Square Market it's the Madame Leota Cupcake inspired by Leota Toombs: Chocolate-cherry cake filled with black cherry-lime cream finished with blackberry buttercream At Friar's Nook, “it's a small world” Cupcake inspired by Mary Blair: Lemon funfetti cake, blue raspberry buttercream, and vanilla-lemon buttercream And, on food carts on Main Street, U.S.A., you will find the Cinderella Castle Mosaic Cupcake inspired by Dorothea Redmond: Champagne-flavored cake filled with fresh raspberry champagne compote, finished with gold champagne buttercream, mosaic tile sprinkles and chocolate garnish At two Disney Resort hotels you'll find specialties inspired by the women of “Encanto.”At Disney's All-Star Movies Resort and Disney's Art of Animation Resort, discover: Chorizo Arepas: Cheese arepas topped with chorizo, red pepper and onion-egg scramble, arugula, and sliced avocado Mirabel Cupcake: Cinnamon cupcake filled with custard and topped with coconut buttercream, toasted coconut, and Mirabel-inspired fondant garnishes Also at Disney's All-Star Movies Resort, you can enjoy: Luisa Push-Up Cake Pop: Layers of vanilla cake and tres leches pastry cream topped with a doughnut hole ‘boulder' Encanto Cholado: Crushed ice topped with sliced fresh fruit, sweetened condensed milk and shredded coconut At Disney Springs: Select locations will showcase signature food and drinks.Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar will showcase inspired dishes created by female chefs: Nona's Home-Style Meatballs presented by Sous Chef Lori Tiritilli: Italian meatballs with Sunday gravy, basil pesto, and scratch-made lemon ricotta, grilled focaccia crostini, grated pecorino cheese Carne Frita con Tostones presented by Sous Chef Natalie Floyd: Crispy pork shoulder tostones, pickled onions, citrus aioli Tempt your sweet tooth by heading over to Amorette's Patisserie to enjoy:“The Passion of My Life” Dessert presented by Pastry Chef Yoly Lazo Colon: Pineapple, mango and toasted coconut mousse, coconut chiffon cake, white chocolate crisp pearls and infused passion fruit glacageOr, visit The Ganachery to discover a treat inspired by a fierce female Padawan:Lady Tano Pop, a concept by Chocolatier Katie Dodge presented by Chef Chocolatier Amanda Lauder: Plant-based coconut and blueberry swirled ganache topped with dark 65% chocolateStories and HeroinesAll month long the Play Disney Parks App will feature a special “Women of Imagineering” trivia game highlighting current and former female Disney Imagineers and the contributions they have made to The Walt Disney Company. The celebration even extends to Disney MobileMagic Service, where passes featuring exclusive new designs showcase favorite female characters like Edna Mode, Mrs. Incredible, Minnie Mouse and more. These special passes will be available throughout March.At EPCOT: Explore two exhibits spotlighting female trailblazers: “Rally of the Gazelles (Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles du Maroc)” is an immersive vignette found in the Morocco pavilion. It highlights the country's all-female off-road race, where navigation skills, determination and teamwork mean the difference between getting ahead and going off-course. “Creating Tradition: Innovation and Change in American Indian Art” is an exhibit found in the American Adventure pavilion. It showcases authentic, historical Native artifacts alongside contemporary works of American Indian art. --The First-Ever Disney Junior Fun Fest is Coming to Disney California Adventure Park for One Day OnlyThe first-ever Disney Junior Fun Fest is a one-day event celebrating the entertaining and music-filled stories from Disney Junior. It takes place at Disney California Adventure Park from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. on Friday, April 29, 2022.The one-day event will include sneak peeks at upcoming Disney Junior series, special announcements, surprise appearances, a “Doc McStuffins” stage show highlighting 10 years of the beloved series, plus the “Alice's Wonderland Bakery Unbirthday Party,” a hands-on cupcake decorating course inspired by the new Disney Junior series. This fun “Alice's Wonderland Bakery Unbirthday Party” experience for junior chefs is also being offered throughout Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival March 4 – April 26.In the morning there will be a cavalcade of Disney Junior characters and throughout the day there will be main stage attractions with games, trivia and music to keep preschoolers and their families singing and dancing. --Sweet Treats at Disney's Hollywood Studios: Indulgent Spring FlavorsDisney's Hollywood Studios chefs are getting into the spring spirit with some decadent treats crafted especially for those with a sweet tooth. At Hollywood Scoops, the Orange Blossom Shake has everything you need to stay cool. This orange and cream milkshake is beautiful (and tasty), topped with whipped cream and an orange-scented donut. The Beauty and the Beast Rose isat Catalina Eddie's. This dark chocolate mousse with a taste of black currant and Morello cherry sits atop a chocolate shortbread cookie, whipped cookies, and cream fluff, and is gorgeously topped with gilded chocolate covered cocoa nibs. At Rosie's All-American Café, the S'mores Cupcake features chocolate and marshmallows on a cupcake. This fudge-filled chocolate cupcake, is topped with graham cracker buttercream, toasted marshmallows, and even a mini chocolate bar. The Trolley Car Café features a Chocolate-covered Apple, a dark chocolate and peanut butter crunch dipped Granny Smith apple with marshmallow ears. ABC Commissary has not one but two delicious desserts – one minty and one tropical-tasting. First up, the Mint Chocolate Chip Cheesecake, topped with dark chocolate ganache and whipped mint chocolate chip cream. Also at ABC Commissary is the Tropical Tart. This is a mango passionfruit curd-filled graham cracker tart topped with whipped raspberry vanilla bean panna cotta, toasted coconut, and dehydrated strawberry and passionfruit. PizzeRizzo is joining in on the spring fun with the Strawberry Cheesecake Cannoli. This white chocolate and rainbow sprinkled dipped cannoli shell filled with whipped strawberry cheesecake is a must-try.And last but not least, Woody's Lunch Box has the newest addition to their sweet selections – the Banana Fudge Lunch Box Tart. This peanut butter and chocolate fudge stuffed pastry is coated with banana fondant, banana chips, and rainbow sprinkles.Disney and Pixar ‘Turning Red' Special Treats at Walt Disney WorldDisney Springs Amorette's Patisserie (available March 11 through March 31; limited offering per day)Amorette's Turning Red Mini Dome Cake: Based off the classic Canadian dessert – the Nanaimo Bar – this dome cake has layers of chocolate brownie, coconut, nuts, vanilla custard, and semi-sweet chocolate.EPCOTCanada Popcorn Cart (available March 1 through May 31)Pand-Ade: Coconut-Pomegranate Lemonade with Pomegranate Boba Pearls Le Cellier Steakhouse (available March 1 through May 31) Beef Stir Fry Poutine: Fresh-cut Fries, Canadian Cheddar, Stir-fry Beef, and Gravy with Asian Flavors Shrimp & Pork Dumplings: Pickled Cucumber, Sesame-Soy Drizzle, and Crispy Noodles (available March 1 through May 31)Turning Red Cake: Citrus and Vanilla Chiffon Cake with Raspberry Coulis and Fresh Strawberries (available March 1 through May 31)--Masks Now Optional Indoors on Disney Cruise ShipsMasks are optional as of March 11, 2022 on Disney Cruise Line in most indoor locations throughout the ships.--Thank You for Listening to the Disney Travel PodcastThank you very much for listening to this episode, Amelia and I hope that you enjoyed it. 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