Walt Disney World Discussion | 07/24/18
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In this milestone 1,000th episode of the Diz Unplugged, host Pete Warner and his team discuss several major Disney-related news stories and celebrate their long-running show. The creators announce a special fundraising initiative for Give Kids the World, aiming to have 1,000 listeners donate $100 each to support the charity. The news segment covers a lawsuit filed by a woman alleging discrimination regarding service dogs at Disney parks, the conclusion of the bidding war between Comcast and Disney for 21st Century Fox assets, and a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by a former Festival of the Lion King performer. Additionally, the team addresses the termination of James Gunn as director of Guardians of the Galaxy 3 following the resurfacing of controversial past tweets. The episode concludes with a reflective discussion among the hosts about the show's twelve-year history, the evolution of media technology, and their hopes for the next thousand episodes. They also share rapid-fire updates regarding Duffy the Disney Bear, upcoming travel adventures, and new annual passholder benefits at Walt Disney World Resort.
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We want to share that feeling with you. And if you want to end this day with a lighter heart than you started with, knowing that you had a very real, very, very measurable impact in the life of someone who could really use some happiness right now, help us support Give Kids the World.
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