Welcome aboard Horizons at Epcot Center! The quote, "If you can dream it, you can do it," was created by Sheralyn Silverstein for General Electric (GE) recruitment ads. GE was the sponsor of Epcot's Horizons attraction from 1983 to 1993.

Let's talk about Disney's Polynesian Village Resort tropical atrium! Former Walt Disney Imagineer Scott Girard shares insights from his incredible career as a landscape architect, playing a crucial role in making Walt Disney World a beautiful destination. Scott had the opportunity to meet Walt Disney and worked closely with Roy Disney during the construction of Walt Disney World.

Former Walt Disney Imagineer Kirk Hanson began working at Hanna-Barbera and then Walt Disney Feature Animation. Kirk served as a Storyboard Artist, Layout Artist, and Character Designer, shaping many classics like Aladdin, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Hercules.

Former Walt Disney Imagineer Mark Eades played a major role in producing some of the most memorable shows we remember from the early days at Epcot Center, Disney-MGM Studios, and Disneyland.

Former Walt Disney Imagineer Bill Cotter contributed to the designs of several major computer-controlled attractions at Disney parks. He is also a person of great knowledge about World’s Fairs, especially the 1964 New York World’s Fair, which has great relevance to Walt Disney World in Florida.

Former Walt Disney Imagineer Jim Sarno shares insights from his remarkable career at WED's Model Shop. Jim sculpted many great masterpieces that became part of Journey Into Imagination, The Land, and CommuniCore at Epcot Center.

Steve Cone worked as a Construction Field Clerk and Mechanical Draftsman during the development of Walt Disney World. Today, Steve joins us to share some fun and interesting stories from his experiences on the construction site of Magic Kingdom and within the Imagineering world.

Imagineer Ed Feuer worked as a mechanical engineer and later as a project engineer on various Disney Parks attractions. He is best known for his role in designing the Mark 3 Monorails for Disneyland and the Mark 4 Monorails for Walt Disney World. As a project engineer, he contributed to The American Adventure and World of Motion attractions at Epcot Center, and also helped develop the Mark 5 Monorails for Disneyland.

This episode features esteemed author and entrepreneur Steve Alcorn, who is also a systems engineer and a former Walt Disney Imagineer. In this discussion, Steve talks about his contributions to the electronic systems utilized in several well-known Epcot Center attractions.

Former Walt Disney Imagineer Val Usle, who worked at Imagineering from 1978 to 2016, shares his experiences in the theme park industry and discusses his new book: Theme Park Project Wisdom. You will hear his advice on how to enter the industry, succeed in your career, manage the risks and responsibilities, and become a leader in the field.