A Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Day, Mickey’s Round Table Adventures 39

Exploring the history of Splash Mountain, Song of the South and Uncle Remus and Br’er Rabbit at the Uncle Remus Museum and other historic sites related to Joel Chandler Harris.

[@NanetteONeal]

Thank you so much for preserving history in this presentation. I loved SotS for the power of story telling. The Br'er Rabbit stories are meant to teach us endurance. The children were precious, and there was no division among them except between good and bad behavior. And Uncle Remus was the saving figure of the story as he was the only one who could reach the boy and bring that precious family back together again. Walt honored the family by telling the story as he did, and we are all richer for it. Now I want to visit GA and tour the museum. Thank you again for this video 🐰 !

[@mickeysroundtable]

Thanks for the positive comment. I really appreciate it. And yes you do need to go to the Uncle Remus Museum!

[@disneybarbiegirl615]

Oooooo look at the subscription go up!!! Great video as always:)

[@mickeysroundtable]

I think you are watching my numbers more closely than I am.

[@John_Locke_108]

I never had an issue with Song Of The South. I watched it 40 odd years ago when I was 5 or 6. Shame that it's been erased from history.

[@mickeysroundtable]

I’ve always enjoyed it. It was fun to do deep dive into the very long history of the characters and visit the Uncle Remus Museum.