Jeff Baham

Jeff Baham has been a Disneyland fan as far back as he can remember - at least through 1973, which is his earliest memory of breaking his treasured "Story and Song from the Haunted Mansion" record album and crying inconsolably (until his mother relented and bought the first of numerous replacements that would follow through his childhood years.) More recently, Baham is known for founding and operating DoomBuggies.com, a Haunted Mansion fan website that has become a focal point for Mansion fandom to congregate and share stories, learn facts, and enjoy a common bond. DoomBuggies.com has contributed to numerous Disney theme parks' Haunted Mansion events, and was an invaluable resource to Walt Disney Pictures during the production of "The Haunted Mansion," starring Eddie Murphy. Baham also served on the Disneyland Creative Advisory Council. Even more recently, Baham contributed to the Walt Disney Records "Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary" CD and box set, and founded the Mousetalgia podcast, a weekly show dedicated to the exploration of Disney in society, emphasizing theme park culture and exploring the past, present and proposed endeavors of the people who have imagined Walt's happy place into existence. Listen to the show on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, or at www.Mousetalgia.com. In 2013, Baham started "The DoomBuggies Spook Show," a podcast about the history of the Haunted Mansion and other "spooktacular similarities" that might appeal to fans of the attraction. Find the show by visiting www.DoomBuggies.com.