Oct. 07, 2009: Hear stories from the voice of "The Old Judge" about Passages

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

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🗓️ 7 October 2009

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Pete Reneday, voice of dozens of Adventures in Odyssey characters, talks about recording Passages, his favorite characters, and his voice in DisneyWorld.

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0:00.0	Hey Odyssey fans, I'm Bob, Senior Editor with Plugged In.
0:12.4	And I'm Jesse Editor of Focus on the Family Clubhouse Magazine.
0:15.4	Welcome to this October 7th, 2009 edition of the official Adventure's Odyssey podcast.
0:19.7	Today we'll be hearing from actor Pete Reniday, the voice of the old judge in Darien's
0:23.9	Rise.
0:24.9	Bob, don't you mean passages, Darien's Rise.
0:28.0	You'd have my back, Jess.
0:29.6	That's right.
0:30.6	He's also been dozens of other characters in the show, including St. Patrick and John
0:34.6	the Baptist.
0:35.6	And he's the only actor to play two characters who have the same name, one in the Old Testament
0:39.3	and one in the New Testament.
0:40.8	Who is that?
0:41.8	I'll give you the answer at the end of the show, that way you'll have to keep listening.
0:44.7	All right.
0:45.7	Well, let's jump over to Pete Reniday while I think about who he could have played.
0:49.5	Is it Jacob?
0:50.5	Nope.
0:51.5	For rats.
0:54.5	Well, Pete, we're really honored that you were able to join us on
0:59.6	the podcast here today, and you know, you have a voice that people will recognize from
1:03.6	a lot of different programs, but they might not know it's you.
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