Upcoming Odyssey musical features Tony Award-winning singer (Plus: new podcast music!)

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

Focus on the Family

Kids & Family

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2019

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Actor/singer Gregory Jbara and writer/director/composer talk about Adventures in Odyssey's adaptation of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow: "Icky and Kat and Balty and Bones"

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0:00.0	Hi Odyssey fans, I'm Bob, producer of the Adventures in Odyssey Club.
0:12.2	And I'm Jesse, editor, focus on the Family Clubhouse Magazine.
0:15.2	Welcome to the official Adventures in Odyssey podcast.
0:17.9	You know, we've done a lot of introductions to this podcast.
0:20.9	Bob, this is actually our 339th episode.
0:23.9	Wow.
0:24.9	Yeah.
0:25.9	But the opening has never sounded quite like that.
0:27.0	And there's a reason.
0:28.0	We've updated the musical sound of the podcast with the help of our brilliant composer, John
0:32.4	Campbell.
0:33.4	So you'll be hearing updated musical transitions throughout the show.
0:36.1	Which makes me even more excited to say at this time around, here's the latest news.
0:41.6	That's so music.
0:48.6	I love that simple role in the beginning.
0:51.0	Jesse, the news.
0:52.0	All right.
0:53.0	But I'm going to do a lot of news this time because I just want to keep that music going.
0:58.5	This year's Bring Your Bible to School Day is just around the corner.
1:01.9	Bring Your Bible to School on Thursday, October 3rd.
1:04.9	That's a great event.
1:05.9	And you could also celebrate by listening to a predicament of biblical proportions on
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