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Bullying is something many families face. Adventures in Odyssey wants to come alongside parents to encourage and prepare children to respond well to bullying. Whether your child knows a bully, is being bullied, or is the bully, you'll learn valuable lessons from these three episodes: "Take It From The Top" Matthew Parker is Vance King's "Target of the Week"--which means certain humiliation at the hands of the bully Matthew decides to take matters into his own hands by getting revenge on Vance during an Odyssey Coyotes baseball game. "Another Man's Shoes" After stealing Brock Blakley's shoes, Jared DeWhite gets a chance to experience life in his shoes by way of an invention of Whit's. "Mike Makes Right" Billy Barton, the bully of Odyssey Elementary, gets into a fight with Mike Caldwell. When Mike wins, he becomes arrogant and lets stardom go to his head.Help your child grow more with a digital discussion guide and additional bullying resources included on this sampler.

They're starry-eyed. They're headed for the altar. Only one thing--who are "they"? Eugene and Katrina? Jack and Joanne? Whit and--Whit Big changes are in store for some of your old friends in Odyssey . . . as well as for others you're about to meet. Join the fun as a handful of local kids threaten to go on a "chore strike," city clicker Nick takes up residence with Odyssey's newest family the Mulligans, and a painting with a past teaches a valuable lesson about forgiveness. Whether they're trying to foster-parent an entire zoo or undo the damage of previous mistakes, Odyssey's loveable citizens have their hands full. But no matter the predicament, one thing is certain: each is determined to stick to his or her commitment to God--even if following His will isn't easy. Volume 29 contains the following stories (and themes): For Whom the Wedding Bells Toll 1, 2, & 3 (Discerning God's will about whom we marry) The Pushover (Standing up for yourself) Chores No More (Family responsibilities) Just Say Yes (The cost of obedience) The Painting (The power of forgiveness) Best Face Forward (Hiding who we really are) Viva La Difference (Appreciating differences in others) The One about Trust 1 & 2 (Jumping to conclusions) Amazing Grace (God's mercy)

Odyssey is being hit with adventure from all sides A destructive tornado blows through the town, some kids think they found the bones of Bigfoot, a levee threatens to wash away the Mulligan farm, and Dwayne decides to become a standup comedian But in the midst of the havoc, discoveries are made about faith, forgiveness, and compassion. Through it all, your favorite characters learn that no matter what happens, God is in control Volume 30 contains the following stories (and themes): Leap of Faith (trust) O. T. Action News: Jephthah's Vow (rash vows) No Bones about It (greed) Poor Loser (sportsmanship) Bernard and Job (suffering) Tornado (compassion) The Joke's on You (encouragement) Arizona Sunrise (forgiveness) A Case of Revenge (revenge) The Spy Who Bugged Me (discernment) More like Alicia (self-esteem) When in Doubt . . . Pray (prayer and faith)

Considered by fans to contain the best years of Odyssey, volumes 16-35 are back in new collectible CD sets—perfect for new listeners to the show, and families completing their Odyssey library Oh no Dr. Regis Blackgaard is back . . . in the Imagination Station no less Is anyone in Odyssey safe from his latest scheme? Come along on the adventure and experience the best birthday ever . . . that never ends Join in the biggest mudfight Odyssey has ever seen, and hear how the adults are planning a year of NO FUN Along the way, learn lessons about being honest, using time and resources wisely, and helping others. This album is your ticket to adventures in Odyssey—and in your own imagination Volume 33 contains the following stories (and themes): Another Man's Shoes (understanding others) Opening Day (God's leading) Blackgaard's Revenge 1 & 2 (recognizing deception) The Buck Starts Here (using resources wisely) Something Cliqued between Us (including others) The Eternal Birthday (too much of a good thing) Bethany's Imaginary Friend (imagination is healthy) The Y.A.K. Problem (worry) Blind Girl's Bluff (honesty) Where There's Smoke (positive role models) The Virtual Kid (enjoying life) You Win Some, You Lose Some (being a good example) The Treasure Room (valuing people) Chain Reaction (consequences of irresponsibility)

Considered by fans the best years of Odyssey, volumes 17-35 are back in new collectible CD sets—perfect for new listeners to the show and families completing their Odyssey libraries #35: The Big Picture What's a day in Odyssey without a sting operation to trace a computer hacker? Or time in prison with a marked man? Or an airborne journey without a plane? As you can see, things are rarely ordinary around Odyssey. But strange as things sometimes get, the truth—and the big picture—always emerge. Volume 35 contains the following stories (and themes): The Big Deal 1 & 2 (standing up for your faith) Life Trials of the Rich and Famous (showing partiality) Missionary: Impossible (the mission field) The Great Wishy Woz 1 & 2 (God's protection in life's storms) Best Laid Plans (when God's plans supercede ours) The Worst Day Ever (Bad days happen) Opportunity Knocks (discerning God's will) Red Herring (curiousity) Slumber Party (friendship) Nova Rising (compromise)

Something sinister is brewing the quiet town of Odyssey. And it's not just the usual fast one by resident rogue Bart Rathbone. A strange sense of foreboding is in the air, and not even Whit can put his finger on it. The kids are flocking to the hot new after-school place; while back at Whit's End, the windows are collecting dust—the ones that aren't being smashed, that is. Things haven't been the saem since media conglomerate Novacom moved in. Even Connie turns to much whenever Novacom's new hire, Robert Mitchell, is around. Are the kids—maybe even Odyssey itself—losing that small-town innocence that always kept them out of harm's way? Find out in these 12 riveting new episodes. Volume 36 contains the following stories (and themes): The W.E. (discernment) Green Eyes and Yellow Tulips (judging others) Snow Day (perseverance) The Triangle, 1 & 2 (forgiveness) Broken Window (jumping to conclusions) Chains, 1 & 2 (earning trust) Break a Leg (appreciating what you have) Fifteen Minutes (the folly of fame) Welcoming Wooton (giftedness) Breaking Point (choosing the best over the good)

Strange—no, make that bizarre things are happening to your favorite Odyssey characters. Jason in Alaska and Whit in Odyssey both encounter miraculous healings and unexplainable violence. Before you know it, this strange phenomenon has affected nearly everyone in Odyssey, while a trail of shady characters appears, then disappears only to turn up again someplace else. Whit's starting to put things together all right, but will it be too litlle too late? Shocking developments are coming to light . . . even Whit himself is being used as part of this sinister plan. Is Whit all out of options? Find out as the Novacom saga races to a startling conclusion Volume 38 contains the following stories (and themes): Under the Influence, 1 & 2 (salvation) The Black Veil, 1 & 2 (spiritual warfare) Twisting Pathway (choosing the right path) Clothing (recognizing deception) Box of Miracles (putting our fatih in God, not science) The Unraveling (fighting for what's right) Exceptional Circumstances (exposing the truth) Expect the Worst (prayer in times of trouble) Exactly as Planned (hope in troubled times) Exit (the ultimate victory of truth)

The Adventure begins Welcome to a small town called Odyssey—where big things happen These 12 classic shows laid the foundation for the lively characters and heartwarming stories that are the hallmark of Adventures in Odyssey. It's a great place for new listeners to start, and longtime fans can relive the whimsical history The Gold series includes bonus tracks, fun facts, and behind-the-scenes details Volume 1 contains the following stories (and themes): Whit's Flop (The very first episode ) A Member of the Family 1 & 2 (We meet Whit's family) The Life of the Party (Acceptance) Connie Comes to Town (We meet Connie Kendall) Recollections (Whit's End) Gifts for Madge and Guy (A Christmas fable) The Day after Christmas (Loving one another year round) Promises, Promises (New Year's resolutions) Nothing to Fear (Courage in God) The Tangled Web (Dishonesty) A Change of Hart (Salvation)

What makes someone a hero? In this collection, the Odyssey gang learns that heroes take many forms. But ultimately, the gang at Whit's End realizes that trusting in God, the greatest Hero of all, will start them on one thrilling journey after another. Join the fun and cheer on these Heroes The Gold series includes bonus tracks, fun facts, and behind-the-scenes details Volume 3 contains the following stories (and themes): Back to School (Making new friends) The Shepherd and the Giant (Bible history) Mike Makes Right (Pride, handling power) Rumor Has It (The dangers of gossip) Heroes (Hero worship) Thank You, God (Being thankful) Karen (Dealing with death) Connie, 1 & 2 (Salvation) A Single Vote (Civic responsibility) The Sacred Trust (The folly of making promises you can't keep) Peace on Earth (Keeping Christ in Christmas)

Stand by for chaos Connie and the gang think they're doing another safe, scripted BTV program. But that's before the fire, the okra incident, and the renegade nose. Meanwhile, Liz's brother Mark just got engaged. How's she supposed to fit in now that she's second fiddle? Missing families, missing identities, and missing the point all figure prominently in the 40th installment of Adventures in Odyssey. Through the usual sticky situations, your whole family will learn the importance of teamwork, grace, unselfishness, and discovering God's will. Volume 40 contains the following stories (and themes): For the Fun of It (growing up too fast) Room Enough for Two (feeling replaced) BTV: Behind the Scenes (unity) Bassett Hounds (grace) It's All about Me (credit) The Case of the Disappearing Hortons (accepting help from others) The Defining Moment (being part of a team) Mystery at Tin Flat (fitting in) All Things to All People (evangelism) Here Today, Gone Tomorrow? 1, 2, & 3 (determining God's will)

He loves me, he loves me not? Love--even life itself--is on the line as Connie drives all the way to Washington, D.C., to mend fences with Mitch. But his cool reception matches the frigid waters that nearly cost Connie her life during a stopover in West Virginia. A sudden job opportunity abroad creates yet another crisis for their relationship. Meanwhile, Odyssey's master of mispronunciation, Bart Rathbone, decides to sponsor--what else?--a Shakespeare festival. But he ends up with more theatrics behind stage than on it. Throughout these and other conflict-solving stories, kids 8 and up will learn that running away from a problem only makes matters worse. Volume 41 contains the following stories (and themes): Do or Diet (patience and perseverance) Hindsight (the value of every moment) The Taming of the Two (teamwork) The Mailman Cometh (responsibility) Teacher's Pest (love your enemies) My Girl Hallie (putting people before things) Seeing Red (admitting you're wrong) Black Clouds (God's presence in tough times) Silver Lining (revenge) Pink Is Not My Color (unconditional love) Something Blue, 1 & 2 (counting the cost)

The new, digitally remastered Gold Audio series is available in collector's sets featuring the classic episodes as you remember them—only better The new CD format includes bonus tracks, fun facts, and behind-the-scenes details from the writer's notebook.

Clear the streets and stay off the sidewalks Connie attempts to teach Eugene how to drive Out of harm's way, new private eye Harlow Doyle sets up shop in town, while George and Jimmy step into the Imagination Station for an adventure beyond belief. For ages 8-12, and the whole family. Includes a full-color booklet. Bonus material includse a never-before released episode, “controversial” Odyssey episodes, and a behind-the-scenes look at “A License To Drive.”

Whether new to the show or longtime fans, listeners won't be disappointed by these 12 action-packed episodes. "The Present Long Ago" is one of many stories that feature kids in Odyssey learning important lessons, while seven episodes star Eugene--including his exciting re-introduction. In that 3-part show, Whit breaks the shocking news: Eugene has amnesia, a loss of money with no viable cure. Connie, Tom and Bernard will stop at nothing to help their friend...including a risky experiment. It's an adventure over 17 years in the making: