April 29, 2015: Meet the real Will Bakaran and hear the true stories behind “The Cure” three-parter

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

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🗓️ 29 April 2015

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Bill Pagaran, founder of Carry the Cure, tells of his Alaskan adventures that inspired Wooton’s trip to Alaska in the Odyssey Adventure Club.

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0:00.0	Hi Odyssey fans, I'm Jesse, Editor of Adventures in Odyssey Club House Magazine.
0:09.2	And I'm Bob, Producer of the Odyssey Adventure Club.
0:11.7	Welcome to the official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast.
0:13.9	Today on the podcast, we're hearing from Bill Pagrin.
0:16.9	Bill is the founder of Carry the Cure, the Ministry of Unilasco that inspired Wootens
0:20.5	3-part adventure.
0:21.5	He's also the basis for the character of Will in those episodes.
0:24.8	And his son, Rain, played Rain, in the final scene of the adventure.
0:29.1	This bill is so crucial to this series, we wanted to talk to him about the true story
0:32.7	behind it.
0:33.7	I wanted to talk to him too, but I was out of town when you called.
0:36.7	And do you want to tell everyone where you were?
0:39.0	Hawaii.
0:40.0	I was trying to visit places that became states in 1959, Alaska and Hawaii are the only options.
0:45.6	And after listening to the Cure, I already felt like I'd visited Alaska.
0:48.9	Yeah.
0:49.9	Anyway, I enjoyed hearing from Bill.
0:51.6	I didn't realize how much of the episode was based on his real life story.
0:54.9	Oh really?
0:55.9	Well, I can't wait to hear it.
0:56.9	Let's listen.
0:58.9	Bill, thanks for joining us on the podcast.
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