S01Ep09: One Little Spark

An episode of the Butter and Bacon: The Good Stuff of Disney podcast, hosted by Butter and Bacon, titled "S01Ep09: One Little Spark" was published on September 25, 2016 and runs 53 minutes.

September 25, 2016 ·53m · Butter and Bacon: The Good Stuff of Disney

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The Good Stuff this week is truly a treat; we chat with Tom Morris, one of the Disney Imagineers who created Journey Into Imagination in EPCOT Center! Tom shares his insights on the challenges and teamwork that went into making this beloved attraction and pavilion come to life. Stick around after the credits for a trip down memory lane...or experience something special for the first time. Just in time to celebrate EPCOT Center's anniversary! (NOTE: There are periods when the sound quality is less than optimal, and there is feedback and noise, we truly apologize for the auditory intrusion.)

Episode Description

The Good Stuff this week is truly a treat; we chat with Tom Morris, one of the Disney Imagineers who created Journey Into Imagination in EPCOT Center! Tom shares his insights on the challenges and teamwork that went into making this beloved attraction and pavilion come to life. Stick around after the credits for a trip down memory lane...or experience something special for the first time. Just in time to celebrate EPCOT Center's anniversary! (NOTE: There are periods when the sound quality is less than optimal, and there is feedback and noise, we truly apologize for the auditory intrusion.)

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