Whether you are 1 or 100 years old, if you’re young at
heart, this episode is for you! Guest
Francine of Pixie Dust Fan joins us to talk about Disney horses, from Major in
Cinderella to the real-life horses at the Disney parks that you can meet (and
ride!). Then stick around for story time, when Meredith reads “Apollo’s Alphabet.”
Listen weekly as Meredith and Apollo share about their
multi-year 48-state journey (The Centauride), talk with interesting guests, and
discuss the realities of domestic abuse.
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What to Listen For:
00:25 Introduction to the episode
00:45 Guest Francine of Pixie Dust Fan
02:42 Disney animated horses have changed through the years
04:23 Major and the three mice-turned-horses
05:22 Cinderella’s carriage was pulled by a unicorn
07:40 Disney pays attention to the details…
09:39 …while still making it fun for people who don’t care
about those details!
10:32 The amazing live horses that work at the Disney parks
11:52 Are the live horses named for Disney characters?
12:30 The Headless Horseman’s horse at the Disney Halloween
party
14:13 You can visit the horses at Circle D Ranch, next to
Disney World!
16:19 Are the horses considered to be ‘cast members’ like
other employees?
17:03 Disney pony rides, wagon rides, and more, at Fort Wilderness
19:03 About Apollo’s first book, “Apollo’s Alphabet”
19:52 Storytime! Meredith reads “Apollo’s Alphabet”
23:43 Find a coloring page, crossword puzzle, and more on
www.centauride.org
24:49 Closing statements
25:22 End of episode
About our Guest: Francine of Pixie Dust Fan
I started my Pixie Dust Fan website to be able to share my
love of all things Disney. The podcast was launched last year because I needed
a way to bring MORE of that 'Disney Joy' in to my every day life. I share tips
and tricks for planning the best vacation but I also help keep that magic alive
for people in between visits!
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