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Join Brianna and Alex from Force Perspective as they sit down with past and present Disney Cast Members - friends, family, and familiar faces, to hear their stories from inside the parks. Each episode dives into the roles they worked, the memories that stayed with them, and the ways they helped bring Disney magic to life for guests from around the world. From funny behind the scenes moments to touching experiences that still inspire them today, this series celebrates the people who made the parks more than just a vacation spot; they made them unforgettable.
Force Perspective hosts The Magic We Made, a society show with 10 episodes published.
The Big Thunder Mountain Guild is taking over the podcast! Former cast members from across Walt Disney World, many who worked at Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and others from different attractions and roles around the pa
In this episode, we are joined by Rick Dolishny as he shares how a trip from Canada to Epcot unexpectedly placed him among one of the very first Cultural Representative classes in 1985. From working throughout the Canada
Greg’s theme park journey took him from Frontierland to Test Track and even over to Islands of Adventure, giving him a front row seat to some of the wildest and most memorable moments parks have to offer. In this episode
This week on The Magic We Made, we’re joined by Nikkie, a familiar face to so many in the Disney Instagram community. Before becoming a creator, Nikkie worked at Walt Disney World from 2009 to 2013, spending time in merc
In this episode of The Magic We Made, we sit down with Adam to explore his time working at Walt Disney World in the late 90s, with roles in both Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. As we continue our coverage of what we affectionat
In this episode of The Magic We Made, we sit down with John to explore his Disney days filled with personality, surprises, and stories that hit harder than a runaway train on Big Thunder Mountain. He walks us through the
In this episode of The Magic We Made, we sit down with Karyn, a past Cast Member who turned what was supposed to be a college job into a 25-year Disney career. Over the years, she worked at an incredible number of attrac
In the second episode of The Magic We Made, we continue our conversation with Alex’s dad, Phil Wesolowski. This time, we’re diving into his years at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and the opening of Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
In the very first episode of The Magic We Made, we’re joined by someone especially close to home: Alex’s dad, Phil Wesolowski. In part one of this multi-episode conversation, Phil shares how his Disney journey began, his
The Magic We Made is our new series celebrating former Disney Cast Members. Join us as they share the roles they worked, the memories that stayed with them, and how they helped bring the parks to life. It’s a chance to l
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The Magic We Made is hosted by Force Perspective. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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