Have you ever listened to Adventures In Odyssey and said, "I wish that was me" or "I wish I could do that"? Across most Christian Audio dramas, kids are detectives (like Emily and Liz), they can wander their town, and have plenty of fun. In the real world, you don't get as many detective cases (I've tried) and a band of Christian kids with a radio show, spy agency, and a great church won't find you if you sit alone at school. I am not saying this is the fault of the producers. No, it's a great template on how to model your life, but it causes the listener, or at least me, to feel left out. When kids in AIO feel bored, I just don't get it. They have the best VR of all time, plenty of attractions at Whits End, and the kids are very fleshed out, leading interesting lives. Emily is a detective, Zoe is a great leader, and Matthews is great with computers. If you ever have a technical problem, you have Eugene or Mr. Whittaker to help. Wa
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