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Radio Theatre!

Radio Theatre is back in production!  This will be cool.  I can't wait to see what new stories they do!  View more information here. (This information was released in the latest Official Podcast.  See more here.)

Also there's a new website for the Imagination Station Series.  You can read part of one of the books here!

In blogging news, the Campbell County Connection has a new podcast out.  And the Odyssey Tattler did an interview with Jacob Isom.  Check that out here.

Green Ring Conspiracy Summary!

First, a backpack filled with money is found in Gower's Field; then, a mysterious man survives a nearby plane crash; and an underworld errand boy has possession of a special cell phone. This new adventure puts your kids' favorite Odyssey characters at the center of intrigue, suspense, and a scheme of international proportions! 

Sounds Exciting!  Also the new Imagination Station book is called "Revenge of the Red Knight."

My review for "Mystery of the Clock Tower"

Here's my review for "Mystery of the Clock Tower:"

Things I Liked:

• I liked the story behind this story.
• How Alicia and Michael both told the story.

Things I Disliked:

• Andre Stojka as the voice of Whit, mostly 
• I have mixed feelings about the mayor, Spencer Hicks.  Margaret Faye made some of the episodes really good, even though she was obnoxious and politically correct.

Notes:

• The end of this episode sound's like something you'd read on the back of a Ted Dekker book. "A wedding veil hanging in a dark, deserted room, with a clock counting down to 11:45 and a lost love."
• This episode is a mystery, hence the Novacom Saga-sounding music.
• I think that Andrew may be involved with the mystery somehow.  His scene would be completely unnecessary, otherwise.

Rating:
I'll give this episode a 31/2 - 4 star rating 

Audio Theatre Central + Download AIO episodes now!

In Odyssey news, there's a new podcast out that reviews popular radio dramas such as Adventures i Odyssey, and Lamplighter Theatre.  You can visit the site (it's called Audio Theatre Central) here.  Also, Focus on the Family has a new site, where you can download #52 right now! (and albums #1-#51)  Visit that site here.  And thanks to Brock Eastman for the heads up.  In my opinion, the price for each album is too expensive.  You could almost buy a hard copy of the album for that price.  Anyway...