Hello Odyssey. I'm Bob, producer of the Adventures in Odyssey Club.

And I'm Jesse, editor of Focus on the Family Clubhouse magazine. Welcome to the official Adventures

and Odyssey podcast. Today we're going behind

the scenes with Jules band Manic Ravioli. That's a name you'll never forget. They were featured in

Unmanageable and facing the music the final two shows in album 77. But making manic ravioli sound

both fun and, well, in progress, was a story all its own.

So we brought in two Odyssey veterans who know how to make a band sound just right,

sound designer Nathan Jones and composer John Campbell.

Let's hear just how manic this ravioli is.

Well, this promises to be a mega talented musical podcast because we're joined by Nate Jones and John Campbell. Welcome, guys. Thanks for having us. Hey, how are you? Especially

with that kind of an introduction. Well, you can't over it because it's the absolute truth.

And both you guys have played on stage in actual bands because you have actual huge talent.

So tell us more about that.

What were the names of the bands?

What kind of style of music?

And what were your roles in the band, singing, guitar, keys, whatever.

Yeah, I've been in bands since I was, I mean, I started playing guitar and stuff when I was

12 and I was gigging by the time I was 16. I was playing in clubs and gigging means playing.

Yeah, and I was, I was playing clubs at 16 and going home at two and getting

up at six, ready to go to high school and do Chaucer's Tales in English class first thing in the

morning. So none of that led to any big names. I'm certainly not famous for music, but the good news is I enjoy music.

I love it when I get to use my talents for Odyssey.

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