August 11, 2010: A tribute to our friend Paul Herlinger

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

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🗓️ 11 August 2010

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

The Odyssey cast and crew reflect on the life of Paul Herlinger, voice of Whit. Guests include Katie Leigh, Will Ryan, Chris Anthony, Paul McCusker, Dave Arnold, Jonathan Crowe, Marshal Younger, John Fornof, Nathan Hoobler, and Mark Herlinger.

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0:00.0	Hi there, I'm John Avery Whitaker, but most folks call me Whit.
0:04.4	We're getting ready for a time of wonder and excitement.
0:07.4	We'd love to have you join us for another adventure in Odyssey.
0:12.0	Hello, I'm Dave Arnold, executive producer of Adventures in Odyssey.
0:21.9	And I'm Paul McCusker, writer and director for the show.
0:24.7	And we're taking a break from our regular format to bring you a special podcast dedicated
0:29.1	to our friend Paul Herlinger.
0:30.7	Now if you follow the podcast, then you know that on February 2nd of 2010, Paul passed away
0:36.8	at the age of 81.
0:38.2	Paul played the role of Whit for 13 years from 1996 until his retirement in 2008.
0:44.4	When Paul first stepped into the role, he ended our two-year search for John Avery Whitaker.
0:48.8	Wait a minute.
0:50.0	How could you possibly know that I have a black leather wallet that was given to me as
0:53.8	a Christmas present?
0:55.0	Well, because I gave it to you.
0:58.0	What?
0:59.0	What?
1:00.0	What?
1:01.0	What?
1:02.0	What?
1:03.0	What?
1:04.0	It's not possible.
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