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unique video feature.
Listen to the Podcast!
Why didn’t “A Dickensian Dilemma” have an ending?
Phil Lollar and Dave Arnold share how Dr. Seuss, math, and “A Christmas Carol”
connect.
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Adventures in Odyssey Club
Hours of fun for them: music to your ears!
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Follow us on Instagram @AdventuresInOdysseyOfficial

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unique video feature.
Listen to the Podcast!
Why didn’t “A Dickensian Dilemma” have an ending?
Phil Lollar and Dave Arnold share how Dr. Seuss, math, and “A Christmas Carol”
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Adventures in Odyssey Club
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WHAT IS ADVENTURES IN ODYSSEY?

It is an award-winning audio drama series created for ages 8-12 and enjoyed by
the whole family.  Episodes often start with the grandfatherly Mr. Whittaker
(“Whit”), who runs an ice cream shop called Whit’s End.  They last an average of
twenty-five minutes and bring biblical principles to life, through a balance of
fun, faith and imagination.

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CRASH COURSE

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When getting lessons from Connie is a disaster, Jules turns to Odyssey’s newest
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THE RYDELL REVELATIONS, PART 1 OF 3

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Emily Jones begins her exhaustive investigation into the mastermind behind a
number of mysterious occurrences in Odyssey, including the student council
election, the opened lockers, the escape room, and more.


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Whit reveals additional clues to Morrie’s misdeeds around town of Odyssey – the
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THE RYDELL REVELATIONS, PART 3 OF 3

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Secrets about the past and present are finally revealed as Whit, Emily, and
Morrie get to the bottom of all the puzzling happenings in the town Odyssey.


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FEATURED CONTENT

THE TRAITOR'S TREASURE

FINDING A WAY

REFUGEES ON THE RUN

CLUBHOUSE MAGAZINE

OPENING MOVES


THE BEST WAY TO START LISTENING...

With more than 900 episodes, starting your journey on Adventures in Odyssey can
feel a little overwhelming. Where do you even begin? If you are curious about
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WELCOME TO OUR WORLD!

Meet the characters & discover the heroes and villains of Adventures in Odyssey!

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With nearly 300 hours of enriching and entertaining stories, the world of
Odyssey is sure to delight kids and parents alike.  Physical and digital albums
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PODCAST

In the Podcast, you’ll hear fun stories from the actors and answers to questions
from fans. New editions are available every other Wednesday. Get the latest news
and go behind-the-scenes of Adventures in Odyssey!

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OFFICIAL MAGAZINE

The official magazine of Adventures in Odyssey, Focus on the Family
Clubhouse bursts with faith-building fun for kids ages 8-12. Each monthly issue
of this award-winning magazine is packed with stories of ordinary kids doing
extraordinary things for God, Average Boy’s hilarious adventures,
character-building fiction, delicious recipes, jokes, puzzles . . . and
exclusive Adventures in Odyssey content that you can’t find anywhere else.

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