April 3, 2013: Sound designers Dave Arnold and Bob Luttrell create the world of Adventures in Odyssey

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

Focus on the Family

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🗓️ 2 April 2013

⏱️ 15 minutes

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The names Dave Arnold and Bob Luttrell appear on hundreds of episodes of Adventures in Odyssey. Hear the stories of how they started on the show and the secrets behind the sound effects.

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0:00.0	Hi, Odyssey fans, I'm Bob, Senior Editor with Plugged In.
0:08.4	And I'm Jesse, Editor of Focus on the Family Clubhouse magazine.
0:11.7	Welcome to the official Adventures in Odyssey podcast.
0:14.3	Today we're talking to foundational people with Adventures in Odyssey.
0:17.4	In fact, if you listen to the credits at the end of the show, how about you've heard
0:21.0	their names dozens, what will probably hundreds of times, almost as many times as Colorado
0:26.5	Springs, Colorado, 80995.
0:29.3	And those names are Dave Arnold and Bob LaTrell.
0:32.4	Along with Steve Harris, these two were the first sound designers for Odyssey.
0:36.5	And they not only produced many of the classic Odyssey episodes, they also created the template
0:41.2	for all the shows that followed.
0:42.5	Well, we've talked to both of these gentlemen before on the podcast, but we've never had
0:45.8	them on together.
0:46.8	So I think it's time we remedy that.
0:48.5	Let's do it.
0:49.5	Bob, thanks for joining us.
0:53.0	It's great to be with you again.
0:54.0	Hey, it's a pleasure to be here.
0:55.5	Thanks for having me.
0:56.5	Well, we had a...
0:57.5	Oh, wait a minute.
0:58.6	Well, that's true.
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