The Adventures in Odyssey ScoopCast

The ScoopCast team is back to review "Please Adjust Your Frequency," the next episode in Adventures in Odyssey Album 71. Besides Jay's creepy crush on Zoe, the trio of hosts have glowing remarks on the humorous writing, each character's jukebox of voices, references to creative differences, and the moral of working together. And where did all these crowes come from?

We interrupt our regularly scheduled reviews series for Adventures in Odyssey Album 71 to usher in our review of "The Christmas Bells" from Album 70. The team discusses the showcasing of actors' talents throughout the series and analyzes some of the dialog from the script. In addition, Wilson Knox's recent premonitions and the role of prophecy are up for discussion. Ring the bells of Christmas and join us for this edition of the podcast.

Our review series of Adventures in Odyssey Album 71, "A Slippery Slope," has begun, but will it quickly snowball downhill? The podcast trio evaluates the character of Morrie Rydell, standards of morality, ethics, and trust in the midst of the unraveling story of "The Team." Has the character of Morrie gone cold with the fans? Find out in the first part of our Album 71 review series.

Honesty is the best policy... or is it? This concept appears to be on the line in the latest episode of the podcast. Hosts Michael LaFaver, Ryan Matlock, and Timmy Baze question the lessons being taught in "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off." Is Morrie Rydell's wrongdoing justifiable? Also up for debate is how well this episode handles the mystery, other characters, consequences, detention scenes, and Emily's emotions. Find out only here on the ScoopCast!

The ScoopCast zooms in to save the day with a review of the next episode in Album 70, "The Protector." The team debates Wyatt's tendency to exaggerate, how it's handled in this story, and how he relates to his family. We also discuss flawed parents, Connie's acting, and an unexpected (but solvable) mystery. This edition of the Odyssey ScoopCast is in memory of Will Ryan.

The podcast trio moves right along with their review of "Unrelatable" from Album 70: "Finding a Way." The team dissects Connie's actions in the episode and compares them to her early days as a Christian in Odyssey. Do her actions align with her character? Wooton is also under the microscope, too. How does he hold up alongside other characters? Relate (or don't) to our views in the latest episode review.

The ScoopCast's review series of Album 70: "Finding a Way" continues full speed ahead with "Auto Response." As Michael, Ryan, and Timmy break down all the character moments in this packed episode, we explore the changes in Buck Oliver, Jules's merits (or lack thereof) as a character, and how the ending's twist changes everything about how we view Detective Polehaus. And somehow Connie is sedated, Eugene is Shakespeare, and Jillian is sane? Get all our opinions right here.

Jump into our review series of Adventures in Odyssey Album 70: "Finding a Way." Michael, Ryan, and Timmy splash into the episode "Jumping Off, Jumping In" and discuss the unfolding adventure. The team explores the character development of Wyatt Perkins as well as the use of exposition throughout the episode. And is Whit true to character, and why is Bridget in danger?

We're off to California in the latest edition of the podcast in our review of "California Dreams." The team discusses the contrast between Connie and Jules' visits to California (then and now). In addition, identity is the heart of the conversation as the team tackles the message being communicated through Jules's journey. Plus, the Buck and Jules conflict, plot, character development, and portrayal of Californians tag along for the ride.

The Odyssey ScoopCast welcomes a new member to the team, Timmy Baze. Michael, Ryan, and Timmy review "For a Song" from Adventures in Odyssey Album 69, "Best Kept Secrets." The team discusses Buck's maturity, Valerie's character progression, and throwbacks to older episodes. And what makes Jules' songs so popular?

Opinions soar as the ScoopCast team reviews the last two episodes of Adventures in Odyssey Album 63: "B-TV: Revenge" and "Crash Course." The team discusses effectiveness of humor in episodes, Eugene and Katrina's parenting progression, and the continuity of Buck's character. Chris isn't off the hook either as the team conveys concerns about applying morals and Scripture to episodes. And what does Mrs. Kramer have to do with anything?

The team joins forces to review two episodes of Adventures in Odyssey Album 63. In their review of "Friend or Foe," Garrett, Ryan, and Lee discuss Connie and Jules' relationship, Connie's role as an authority figure, and the overall message of the show. Plus, they review "Have a Heart" and analyze Buddy's character development and imagination, Dion's change of heart, and Chris's conclusion.

It's time for the launch of another Adventures in Odyssey episode review series. As The Odyssey ScoopCast moves to their review of Album 63, "Up in the Air," the team discusses the two-part episode, "Find a Penny," including topics such as the Penny and Wooton dynamic, comic relief, the expositional hammer, amnesia, and more. Join us for our next line of reviews as our hosts discuss their thoughts.

The Odyssey ScoopCast concludes our review series of Album 62, "Let's Put on a Show." Kevin, Garrett, and Ryan discuss the two-part episode "Legacy" and the significance behind it, utilizing the talent of actors, and conversion story arcs. Plus, the team discusses the potential for future episodes.

It's the 75th episode of the ScoopCast, and also the (belated) 10th anniversary since we started! Blow those noisemakers! Ryan Matlock pops in to say hello for this edition of the SCOOP, and Lee adds a few more podcasts he missed to the list from last time.

Huh? The ScoopCast is back?! Lee Acim hijacks the show in another edition of The SCOOP, showcasing all ten currently active Adventures in Odyssey fan podcasts. During this special segment, Lee shares vital states and tidbits about each fan podcast and what makes them stand out from each other.

Moving right along, the team reviews "The Grass Is Always Greener" from Adventures in Odyssey Album 62. The podcast trio discusses the Parker family's role and development in the show, Red Hollard, the lesson woven into the episode, and whether this episode is a cut above the rest.

Next up in our review series is "Fathers and Sons" from Adventures in Odyssey Album 62. Kevin, Garrett, and Ryan discuss their thoughts on the plot and mystery of the episode. And what do memes and "The Treasure of LeMonde" have to do with it?

The ScoopCast (finally!) continues their review series of Adventures in Odyssey Album 62 with "No Friend Like an Old Friend." The team comes back together to discuss the theme of the episode, the introduction of a Wilson Knox to the show, the return of Phil Lollar, and more.

The ScoopCast team begins a brand new review series of Album 62 with "Connie the Counselor." Kevin, Garrett, and Ryan discuss Connie and Eugene's banter over styles of parenting, Eugene's ability to relate to his adoptive son, and even cultural references in the episode.

As we wrap up our interview with Adventures in Odyssey writer Phil Lollar, the importance of remaining timeless in writing is the meat of the conversation. Phil discusses the differences between writing 30 years ago and the challenges of writing for a post-modern culture today. Is maintaining relevance possible? And how does Renee Carter fit into fit into the scene? Find out in the engaging conclusion to our interview with Phil Lollar.

Our ScoopCast interview with Adventures in Odyssey co-creator Phil Lollar continues as he discusses the role of directing episodes of the show and collaborating with the actors in the studio. Also, Phil talks about the special musical episode "Legacy," Will Ryan, and the Saguaro Sisters.

The Odyssey ScoopCast brings Adventures in Odyssey co-creator Phil Lollar back for another Odyssey discussion. Phil recalls his transition back to working on the Odyssey team and writing new episodes for a modern AIO. Plus, Phil describes the challenge of writing for the show's central character, John Avery Whittaker. It's the first part of a podcast series you won't want to miss!

The Odyssey ScoopCast team puts a ring on their review series of Adventures in Odyssey Album 61, "Without a Hitch." This time, "A Very Bassett Wedding" is up for discussion with the wedding of the century (okay, make it album). The team analyzes the chemistry between characters, Odyssey wedding disasters, and the final outcome of the episode.

The Odyssey ScoopCast reviews the latest Jones and Parker mystery episode "The Key Suspect" from Adventures in Odyssey Album 61. They discuss the mystery behind the mystery, the return of Dion, and more. Plus, Garrett introduces a brand-new segment: Odyssey Theory.

The Odyssey ScoopCast review series for Adventures in Odyssey Album 61 continues. The team discusses "Parker for President," plot predictability, and the introduction of the character of Morrie. Plus, they also review "Old Tricks" and discuss the character of Buck Oliver, Eugene and Katrina, and great drama.

The Odyssey ScoopCast begins its new review series for Album 61: "Without a Hitch." The team dives into the episode "The Feud of Mason County" and discusses the show's premise and array of stereotypical characters. Plus, has John Avery Whittaker's character been consistent for nearly 30 years, or has he morphed into something else?

The Odyssey ScoopCast concludes its review series for "Adventures in Odyssey" Album 60: "Head over Heels." The team reviews the two-part episode "Between the Lines" and discusses scripting of the episode and actor performances. In addition, the team delves into a deeper discussion relating to relevant and mature themes in modern culture as they pertain to Adventures in Odyssey.

The review series for Adventures in Odyssey Album 60 continues with "The Case of the Ball Cap Hero." The team discusses the plot reveals of Jones and Parker mysteries. Are fans able to logically solve the mystery based on the plot, or is it too vague?

The Odyssey ScoopCast continues its Album 60 review series with "Cycle of Fear" and "No Cause for Concern." The team discusses predictability of plotlines, twins, bicycle pedals, and more.

The Odyssey ScoopCast begins a new Adventures in Odyssey album review series with Album 60: Head over Heels. Garrett and Ryan welcome a new member to the team, Caleb Weidman, and the three put the episode "Words from the Wise" under the microscope.

The Odyssey ScoopCast brings you another edition of The SCOOP, a segment that tells you everything you need to know about the latest Adventures in Odyssey happenings. Host Ryan Matlock covers Christmas countdowns, upcoming Album 60 news, Whit's basketball trick shots, and more.

The Odyssey ScoopCast concludes its interview with actress Katie Leigh, voice of Connie Kendall for Adventures in Odyssey. Katie recollects the recording of "Life Expectancy" and shares the ease of playing Connie for over two decades and bringing herself to the part.

Join ScoopCast host Ryan Matlock as he discusses the latest happenings with Adventures in Odyssey, including the release of the first audio book performed by actress Katie Leigh, Odyssey Adventure Club news, and birthday celebrations.

When emotions run high, Connie Kendall is probably on the scene. Voice actress Katie Leigh shares her experience acting for "Life Expectancy", as well as her friendship with "Get in the Show" winner Shona Kennedy, voice of Connie's half sister. Plus, she describes the parallels between real life as Katie Leigh and her role as Connie Kendall in the recording studio. It's Part 4 of an interview series you don't want to miss.

Kevin McCreary and Josh Taylor continue their interview with Katie Leigh, voice of Connie Kendall for Adventures in Odyssey. The three discuss the future of the show and Connie's journey to adulthood.

The Odyssey ScoopCast welcomes Blimey Cow's Josh Taylor into the ScoopCasters guild as co-host of the show. In addition, we continue our interview with Katie Leigh, voice of Connie Kendall on Adventures in Odyssey. Katie discusses her interaction with Jess Harnell, voice of the animated town mailman, Wooton Bassett. Plus, she describes the process of writing her upcoming book.

ScoopCast hosts Kevin McCreary and Josh Taylor begin an interview with Katie Leigh, voice of Connie Kendall for Adventures in Odyssey. Katie discusses bringing Odyssey to the fans as well as and her latest book project.

The ScoopCast wraps up its review series of Album 57: A Call to Something More. The team discusses The Pilot two-parter, including special nods to Adventures in Odyssey fans, and the things that everyone is thinking after hearing this season�Will Connie and Jeff take their relationship further? Also, they discuss the richness of themes presented throughout the show's history.

The ScoopCast concludes its review of "Life Expectancy" from Album 57: "A Call to Something More". The podcast team discusses the introduction of potential love interest Jeff Lewis, Connie's future story in Adventures in Odyssey, and where the show is headed in the days ahead.

The ScoopCast concludes its review of "Life Expectancy" from Album 57: "A Call to Something More". Special guest Josh Taylor from Blimey Cow continues with the team as they discuss Wooton's comic relief, the meaning of life, and the overall impact of the episode.

The ScoopCast brings in special guest Josh Taylor from the Blimey Cow YouTube sensation to discuss one of the most memorable episodes from "A Call to Something More". The team begins their review of "Life Expectancy" and shares the emotion evoked in the episode, Wooton's role in breaking the news to Connie, and Bill Kendall's ongoing relationship with months of the year.

Adventures in Odyssey Album 57 reviews continue with the episode "Big Trouble Under the Big Top". The team discusses the concept behind the episode, clown noses, and Barrett Jones. Plus, Kevin announces the launch of the Odyssey Adventure Club.

The podcast team reviews Adventures in Odyssey Album 57 with the episode "Repent After Me". Kevin, Garrett, and Ryan discuss the character of Barrett Jones, character development, and mysteries in Odyssey.

Continuing their reviews of Adventures in Odyssey Album 57, the podcast team reviews "More Than a Feeling" and tackles topics such as the development of Eugene and Katrina, Camillia Parker's "Yay, Jesus!" moments, and the meaning of love.

Join your source for reviews on Adventures in Odyssey episodes once again as Kevin, Garrett, and Ryan review Album 57: A Call to Something More. The team talks about "The Friend Formula", the depth of Jay Smouse as a character, and continuity between episodes.

Kevin, Garrett, and Ryan move forward in their reviews of Adventures in Odyssey Album 57: A Call to Something More. The team reviews "No Chemistry Whatsoever" and discusses the relationship between Wooton and Penny, Connie and Eugene, and Whit's wisdom.

The ScoopCast begins a journey through Adventures in Odyssey Album 57: A Call to Something More. The team reviews "Your Servant Is Listening" in their own special way and shares insights about the latest AIO release.

The Odyssey ScoopCast brings in fresh new theme songs, a new co-host, and new directions. Seasoned hosts Kevin McCreary and Garrett Vandenberg welcome Ryan Matlock to the podcast team. Plus, the trio discusses the future of the show and what's in store as we turn a page in the history of the podcast.

Hosts Kevin McCreary and Garrett Vandenberg conclude their interview series with Adventures in Odyssey co-creator Phil Lollar. Phil discusses the craft of audio storytelling for shows like Adventures in Odyssey and the freedom it gives listeners to use their imaginations.

The ScoopCast brings in Phil Lollar, co-creator of Adventures in Odyssey, for a behind-the-scenes interview. Phil discusses his involvement with the Jungle Jam radio drama and Little Dogs on the Prairie video series. Plus, he details his involvement in the creation of four flightless birds for the animated video series 3-2-1 Penguins. But a podcast wouldn't be complete without Phil's insights into his current audio drama project: Iliad House.