In Odyssey, the kids don't just learn lessons—they live them Like the true story of an eccentric man who builds the world's biggest floating zoo—in faith. More than just a “discovery emporium,” Whit's End serves as a convenient stage for exploring truths . . . and it's always Fun-damentally entertaining

The Gold series includes bonus tracks, fun facts, and behind-the-scenes details

Volume 4 contains the following stories (and themes):

• By Faith, Noah (Faith)
• The Prodigal Jimmy (Repentance, forgiveness)
• A Matter of...

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...

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.

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 three-part show, Whit breaks the shocking news: Eugene has amnesia, a loss of memory 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: Eugene Returns

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