This fall, the ImaginIdiots are coming together for Give Kids The World Village.

Give Kids The World is an 89-acre nonprofit resort in Kissimmee, Florida, providing weeklong, cost-free vacations to children with critical illnesses and their families.

From September 28 through November 16, our goal is to raise $1,000 to support the incredible experiences they create for wish families.

In this special episode, Kaity, Stephen, and Marissa share more about the Village, why this organization feels so connected to the things we talk about every week, and what can happen when a community puts a little imagination toward doing something good together.

Every donation helps, no matter the size. And if you aren’t able to donate, sharing the fundraiser helps too.

💜 Donate to our Give Kids The World fundraiser here.

Let’s see what the ImaginIdiots can do.

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One month after D23, Disney’s announced future is already starting to take clearer shape.

In our Q3 State of the Kingdom, we check in on what’s opened, what’s going vertical, and what’s changed since Disney laid out its latest roadmap. From The Magic of Disney Animation and Tropical Americas to Monstropolis, Piston Peak, Space Mountain Earthrise and a newly updated Toy Story Land attraction, we’re looking at the details becoming real across the parks.

Then, we turn to the technology and rumors we’re watching, including a possible helicopter tease, Disneyland’s transforming pirate, and a new patent that could change what Disney is able to put in the skies. Which, naturally, leads us to the possibility of Kathy Copter over Piston Peak and flying presidents like George Washington taking to the skies.

D23 gave us the roadmap. Now we get to watch what actually happens to it.

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Piston Peak surprised us.

After seeing the model at D23, what stood out wasn’t just the rides. It was the place itself: the mountains, water, trails, architecture, sightlines, and the way this unlikely Cars-meets-national-parks idea suddenly felt completely believable.

In this offseason conversation, Stephen and Kaity dig into why Piston Peak may be one of Imagineering’s most interesting projects in development, from how it fits inside Frontierland to the design choices helping it feel like it belongs there.

We also talk Parkitecture, Magic Kingdom’s changing skyline, the role of landscape and water, Miss Fritter’s unexpected addition, the new ride system, and what makes a theme park land somewhere you actually want to spend time.

Not a news recap. A deeper look at why Piston Peak works, where it could stumble, and what Imagineering seems to be trying to accomplish.

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