Dec. 27, 2006: Discover "The Lost Episodes" with Paul McCusker - plus the composer tells how he created Odyssey's theme song

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

Focus on the Family

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🗓️ 27 December 2006

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Longtime writer Paul McCusker talks about "The Lost Episodes" 4-CD release, featuring Adventures in Odyssey shows never-before-available. Also, we hear from composer John Campbell about the evolution of our music theme.

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Paul Heuer, I'm the voice of John Avery Whitaker and I want to welcome everyone
0:05.4	to this podcast.
0:14.9	Welcome to the official Adventures in Odyssey podcast.
0:17.3	I'm Bob, Editor of Plugged in Magazine.
0:19.4	And I'm Jesse, Editor of Focus on the Family Clubhouse Magazine.
0:22.5	We're your host for this December 27th, 2006 edition.
0:25.6	Coming up on the podcast, we have an interview with Music Composer John Campbell, who tells
0:29.9	us how the Adventures in Odyssey theme song has evolved over the years.
0:32.9	Hey, do you think his friend called him Soup?
0:34.9	I don't get it.
0:35.9	You know Soup?
0:36.9	Campbell?
0:37.9	Yeah, anyway, here's the latest news.
0:43.3	Fans have been waiting for this for a long time.
0:45.8	As you may know, Adventures in Odyssey first went on the air in 1987, 20 years ago.
0:50.8	Wow.
0:51.8	And Connie's still just like 19 years old.
0:53.0	Well, well, no.
0:54.0	No, she started out at 17 and now she's around 24.
0:56.6	I did the math.
0:57.9	It's 2.87 calendar years for every Connie year.
1:00.9	Okay.
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