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The personification of nature that Dickinson employs in this poem is simply beautiful. As always, she uses a few words to articulate so much and does it so well. It's so easy to visualize in one's mind's eye the scene that she is describing. And then with the last few words, Dickinson brings home the true point of the piece with the comparison of nature to humanity.

In this comedic skit Joe and Henry show us how we often abuse the golden rule by shedding light on what Jesus really meant when He said “Do to others as you would have them do to you.”

Credits
"Do Unto Others" was written by Tamara Green.
Directed by Christopher Green. Produced by The Audio Drama Alliance, a stream of GreenStreams Studio in association with CTD Productions, Ichthus Family Productions and Solitary Badger Entertainment.
Sound design by Tobin Fox with voice tracks edited by Sarah Grace G.
Original music by Tobin Fox.
Our cast included: Nathan Kuphall as Henry, and Caleb Thiessen as Joe.

Heirloom Audio is back with their 4th release in the series, The Extraordinary Adventures of G.A. Henty. This audio drama is called "The Dragon And The Raven" and we are so excited to share our thoughts and reactions to this production. Also in this episode, Roy delivers another exciting newscast, we share an update on the upcoming Adventures in Odyssey trivia segment that is coming to the show and we respond to feedback from Jaxon and Victor. Download Episode 75 NewscastHeirloom Audio announces their next G.A. Henty audio drama. The Jonathan Park team shares an update on the series. The Audio Drama Alliance launches a website. Review SegmentDominic Hecht, the voice of Alfred The Great in The Dragon and The Raven - image credit: Heirloom Audio ProductionsPurchase your copy of The Dragon And The Raven! AIO Trivia Segment Announcement What should we name the ATC Odyssey Trivia Segment? Email your suggestions to [email protected] and if we choose yours we'll send you a copy of the 25th Birthday Edition of the Official AIO Guide! Join The ATC Insiders! What are your thoughts on "The Dragon And The Raven"? Share your feedback! We love to hear what you think! Leave a comment below this post, email us at [email protected], or give us a call or text 623-688-2770. Subscribe to the show so you'll never miss an episode! 

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Today we feature some audio recorded during JD's recent visit to the Focus on the Family campus. During the visit, AIO writer, director and all around great guy, Nathan Hoobler, gives a tour of the Foley Room where the Odyssey team creates and records the sound effects for the show. Also in this episode we share about a few new audio dramas in the works and the recent formation of a new audio drama coalition. And we respond to feedback from Ciara and Sarah Grace and Sarah Grace's comments insight a rather lengthy tangent about Adventures in Odyssey.

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It's Christmas time again so we spend this episode reviewing "A Bethlehem Christmas" from Insight For Living, we talk about some of our favorite Christmas audio drama and even recommend a few new ones. Roy shares a newscast and we also have a special Christmas visit from a very special guest! Merry Christmas! And God bless us, every one!

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Written on Christmas Day in 1863 during the heat of the Civil War by American poet, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, "Christmas Bells" is perhaps more well-known in the form of the Christmas carol "I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day". Organist John Baptiste Calkin set the poem to music in 1872 and it has been since performed and recorded by dozens of artists.

Emily Dickinson was a master of saying much with a few words. In these few lines she paints a beautiful word picture of the amazing canvas of the skies. Some scholars contend that this poem is a reference to the American Civil War, and while that may be the case it still stands on its own as a beautiful piece even if taken literally.

Contrasting the sadness and beauty of the changing of seasons, Emily Brontë also leaves the reader with a sense of anticipation of the cooler weather in this short work. The vivid imagery she uses seems to leap from the page and make the piece come alive. The fifth of six children, Emily was a quite capable poet as evidenced by this beautiful depiction of autumn, but is more known for her novel, Wuthering Heights.

We "plunge" into a review of Adventures in Odyssey #59: Taking the Plunge in today's episode. And if that isn't enough, we share a hilarious new Odyssey themed comedy skit that Austin Peachey put together and we respond to feedback from Sarah Grace, Ciara, Aaron, and Christopher. And Roy has another packed newscast with lots of exciting audio drama news!

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We share some thoughts on some of our favorite Old Time Radio comedy shows in this episode. We are joined in the studio by Andrew's father, Guy Jones, who is a wealth of knowledge about OTR. We dive into lots of behind the scenes info about the actors, things that took place in the studio, how some shows were connected to others and even play a couple short clips from two shows. You'll hear how Lou Costello lived up to the saying "The show must go on", find out if Jack Benny really was a skinflint, learn why Hal Peary was replaced as Gildersleeve, and much more.

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Record our show credits for a future episode. Send us a recording of you reading the following and we'll use it in a future episode: Script: "Hi! This is [YOUR NAME] from [YOUR CITY AND/OR STATE]. Audio Theatre Central is a production of Porchlight Family Media. The theme music was composed by Sam Avendaño. The show is produced and edited by J.D. Sutter. Find the website at audiotheatrecentral.com."
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