Speaker 1: Hello, stranger, what brings you out here?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 3: I don't know? Stand still, Doria Darling, Jeannette Jones.
Speaker 1: How wonderful to see you, I miss Jean.
Speaker 4: Join me on a trip to Discovery Mountain, where the
Speaker 4: air is clear, clear enough to hear your imagination, and
Speaker 4: where every day is an exercise in faith.
Speaker 5: Join me for today's expedition.
Speaker 4: Are you ready to exercise your faith with your friends
Speaker 4: in Discovery Mountain?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: Good, because this is episode one, season thirty eight, called
Speaker 4: Battle Song.
Speaker 5: Kaziah is about to have.
Speaker 4: A really good idea, one that will spark a whole
Speaker 4: chain of events in Discovery and in Grizzly Mountain too.
Speaker 4: Kaziah's ideas do that sometimes? Remember the cube puzzle era? Well,
Speaker 4: this morning, Graham's Gordy is out for his morning walk
Speaker 4: and he has a tag along. Let's join them, and
Speaker 4: wondering what our Bible story is this season, we'll hear
Speaker 4: that too. Let's join everyone for today's episode called the
Speaker 4: First Note.
Speaker 3: Ah, what a great day for a walk? Sure is
Speaker 3: jumpin' Geehasifen? Who said that.
Speaker 7: It's just me Grant's Gordy?
Speaker 3: Oh hi there, uh.
Speaker 7: Uh Kaziah Becauza Smith. Remember.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, yes, your mom's my doctor.
Speaker 7: That's me.
Speaker 3: Do you still have your tarantula princess?
Speaker 8: Of course she's beautiful. Did my mom tell you about her?
Speaker 3: Oh she did. Apparently some people are afraid of tarantula's.
Speaker 7: I know, right, not me.
Speaker 3: Well good on you.
Speaker 7: Uh uh Kauzaiah.
Speaker 3: Look a float plane's coming in.
Speaker 7: But Bertie, let's go greet her.
Speaker 3: I suppose it's a good morning to walk around the lake.
Speaker 7: Bertie.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't you be getting to school.
Speaker 7: It's the weekend. There's no school today.
Speaker 9: Well, what's that?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm afraid. I'll trust in you. I will trust
Speaker 7: in you.
Speaker 3: Quiet stand still. Look see it a goose. Let it
Speaker 3: walk back into the forest. It's not interested in us.
Speaker 7: It's so tall, and those antlers.
Speaker 3: Here he goes back into the forest.
Speaker 7: That was scary.
Speaker 3: Scary. Nah, that moose didn't mean us any harm. Just
Speaker 3: keep your distance from wildlife.
Speaker 7: I just didn't expect him.
Speaker 3: But you're the girl with the tarantula.
Speaker 8: Princess is tiny and cute. That moose was huge.
Speaker 3: Well, I suppose we're all afraid or something.
Speaker 8: Blue Birdie's landing. I wonder who's flying, mister Simon or Jake?
Speaker 3: You go on and find out, mister Simon Bezia.
Speaker 7: Well, hello, I was walking and I saw blue Birdie.
Speaker 10: That's a nice welcome home.
Speaker 7: I just saw a moose. It was huge.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the moose. I'm closer to town in the fall
Speaker 10: when the weather is cooling off.
Speaker 8: It is getting cooler every morning, mister Simon, were you
Speaker 8: on an adventure?
Speaker 10: Well, if an adventure you mean stocking up on false
Speaker 10: supplies for trekkers, then yes. Warning George Graham's Gordy, good morning. Hey,
Speaker 10: would you too like to help me carry some boxes
Speaker 10: back to trekkers?
Speaker 7: Sure, mister Simon, I'll take two.
Speaker 10: Well one each will do.
Speaker 3: Kazaia, I got one.
Speaker 10: You both saved me a trip. Thank you. Now how
Speaker 10: about some camomeal tea trekkers for your trouble?
Speaker 3: Now that sounds nice?
Speaker 7: Yay, come on, I'll lead the way.
Speaker 6: Just make girl kind of joy nice.
Speaker 3: I wish I had some of that use bole energy.
Speaker 10: You and me both. Come on, let's try and catch up.
Speaker 8: Here you go, George, Hi, gadget, good boy, come on,
Speaker 8: ground scorty, we can sit over here.
Speaker 10: I'll put the kettle on and be right over, Cyrus.
Speaker 10: Do you have to rush off?
Speaker 9: Nope, I'll join you, Cyrus.
Speaker 7: We just saw a huge moose.
Speaker 9: Were you scared?
Speaker 7: I was, but I remembered.
Speaker 9: When I am afraid, I will trust in you.
Speaker 3: That sounds familiar.
Speaker 11: Oh it's a song our parents taught us, yeah, to
Speaker 11: sing when we feel afraid.
Speaker 7: So I'm fifty six first three?
Speaker 3: Ah, No, wonder it sounded familiar.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it works pretty well. I've told some of my
Speaker 11: patients about it.
Speaker 3: Patients, you're too young to be a nurse or a doctor, Well.
Speaker 10: Yeah i am.
Speaker 9: I'm a phlebotomist.
Speaker 3: Blood draws. I don't like those.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you're not alone tea time.
Speaker 7: Thanks, mister Slavin.
Speaker 1: Just make your own.
Speaker 7: Kind of joy full noise.
Speaker 10: Just clap your hands and raise up your voice.
Speaker 9: It doesn't matter if you're not on key like me.
Speaker 7: That was fun. Mister Simon, I didn't know that you
Speaker 7: knew that song.
Speaker 12: I do.
Speaker 3: You can perfect it in how's it going?
Speaker 6: You can't perfect it any Timety.
Speaker 9: Graham Scordy you know that song too.
Speaker 3: I know it from somewhere.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: A group of us used to sing when the days
Speaker 3: were cooler in the fall, in the fall, Yes, and
Speaker 3: we wear scarves and we'd sing up up at George.
Speaker 3: You remember, right.
Speaker 10: The fall and singing up up, Oh, the harvest festival.
Speaker 3: That's it up, lookout ledge.
Speaker 10: I haven't thought about that in years.
Speaker 7: It sounds like fun.
Speaker 10: The harvest Festival was a lot of wholesome fun, singing
Speaker 10: songs and worshiping together about lookout ledge. Yes, the view
Speaker 10: is beautiful in the fall, it's breathtaking. People would come
Speaker 10: from all around. We'd have warm drinks and fellowship.
Speaker 9: So why'd you stop? Oh?
Speaker 3: We all just got too busy.
Speaker 7: We should have a harvest festival this.
Speaker 13: Year, should we?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 9: Keusy.
Speaker 11: You can't just plan a holy event on the spur
Speaker 11: of the moment. It takes work.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guess it was just an idea.
Speaker 9: Hey, it was a good idea.
Speaker 10: Though, an idea that your town mayor could make a reality.
Speaker 7: Really, mister Simon, I.
Speaker 10: Can see who was in favor, customer.
Speaker 14: I'll get it, gotgat, good boy, Sorris. Do you have
Speaker 14: any gloves.
Speaker 9: Right on the shelf next to the raincoats?
Speaker 15: Thanks? I was walking to work at the hotel and
Speaker 15: my hands are cold. Feels like fall is just around
Speaker 15: the corner.
Speaker 9: Haley, are you a fan of fall leaves and singing?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yes, of course, who isn't.
Speaker 11: Hear that, mister Simon, You might just get your harvest
Speaker 11: festival votes after all.
Speaker 10: I'll call a meeting and find out.
Speaker 4: As mister Simon makes plans for a meeting about a
Speaker 4: possible harvest festival, Hailey arrives at work.
Speaker 2: Hayley, you're late.
Speaker 15: Good morning, math manager. I'm fifteen minutes early for my.
Speaker 2: Shift, are you. Oh, yes, well you're usually thirty minutes early.
Speaker 2: I uh, it's okay, my young protege, I'm only teasing.
Speaker 15: Oh well, I can't always tell when you're teasing, Math Manager.
Speaker 2: Yes, well some I've been told. Now I have a
Speaker 2: special treat for you today.
Speaker 12: You do.
Speaker 2: Oh how exciting? Yes, you get to meet one of
Speaker 2: my other protegees.
Speaker 15: You've mentored other women like me?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, and just like you, she showed promise and
Speaker 2: with the help of a mentor like me. Well, she's
Speaker 2: wildly successful.
Speaker 7: Oh, I can't wait to meet her.
Speaker 2: She's a music manager, has all sorts of famous clients.
Speaker 6: Ooo.
Speaker 3: Jeanette, what's with the enormous bunch of flowers in the lobby?
Speaker 2: Mister McGhee. It looks nice, doesn't.
Speaker 13: It looks expensive.
Speaker 2: I want everything to look nice for Victoria Brooks. She's
Speaker 2: bringing one of her musicians with her.
Speaker 3: Still the flowers they necessary.
Speaker 2: Mister McGee. Victoria's client might be part of an event
Speaker 2: that could bring a lot of business to the hotel.
Speaker 3: Well and Mike and could become real.
Speaker 9: Then we'll talk business.
Speaker 2: You are always wise, mister McGhee. Oh, Victoria's here places everyone, Yes.
Speaker 15: Good off, Welcome to the Emerald Lake.
Speaker 2: Tooria Darling, Jeannette Jones.
Speaker 1: How wonderful to see you.
Speaker 2: Welcome to you both.
Speaker 16: Thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 2: Please allow me to introduce you to the hotel owner,
Speaker 2: mister McGhee. Where did he.
Speaker 10: Go back to his office?
Speaker 15: Madam manager, Madam manager, Jeanette.
Speaker 2: Now that takes me back. It's a name I cherish.
Speaker 2: This is Hailey Foster. She's my protege. Haley. Meet Victoria Brooks.
Speaker 8: Miss Brooks, please to meet you, you too, honey, and
Speaker 8: you are Jeannette.
Speaker 1: I explained the situation.
Speaker 17: Is your hotel prepared for the level of privacy that
Speaker 17: my client demands?
Speaker 18: Now, Victoria, it's fine, we are prepared, Victoria, sir, What
Speaker 18: shall we call you.
Speaker 16: You can just call me Lee.
Speaker 3: Lee.
Speaker 1: Yes, Lee, this is Lee. That all your nosy small
Speaker 1: town needs to know.
Speaker 2: Nosy small Town. The Emerald Lake Hotel and Spot is
Speaker 2: the premier destination in the region.
Speaker 17: Now what was that, Miss Brooks?
Speaker 10: That was mister McGee.
Speaker 15: His he has or token of his appreciation to his
Speaker 15: extremely qualified staff. Now let's get you both checked in,
Speaker 15: shall we? Yes, thank you your credit card and ID
Speaker 15: please just yours will suffice to protect the identity of you, sir.
Speaker 16: It's honestly fine.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Miss what was your name again, Haley?
Speaker 10: Miss Brooks?
Speaker 15: We have rooms for you both on the top floor corner,
Speaker 15: very secure. Now please wait just a moment. I'll be
Speaker 15: right back with your room keys.
Speaker 1: Jeannette, she's good, I know, future manager material.
Speaker 2: She's the best I've seen since you, of course. But
Speaker 2: of course, now tell me all about this event that
Speaker 2: Lee is going to sing for off record?
Speaker 17: Of course, have you heard of a grubby little place
Speaker 17: called Grizzly Mountain?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, tell me more.
Speaker 5: Would you like to learn more?
Speaker 2: Me too?
Speaker 5: Maybe we will, but after the break.
Speaker 4: The next day at Discovery Mountain Academy, the seventh and
Speaker 4: eighth grade class is a buzz.
Speaker 5: Let's join them.
Speaker 7: Miss Holt.
Speaker 12: Yes, Piper, I didn't have time to finish my English
Speaker 12: time in this weekend.
Speaker 7: Oh that's all right, Piper, you can turn it in tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, thanks. So I'm not in trouble, of course not.
Speaker 8: You are my seventh grader seventh uh, Miss Holt, Piper.
Speaker 13: Miss Holt loves us.
Speaker 9: We're amazing.
Speaker 3: You're all very very special.
Speaker 7: One of the most special parts about you.
Speaker 14: You don't need me to teach you high school algebra.
Speaker 7: Miss Hole. You're really misteaching seventh and eighth, didn't you.
Speaker 14: Oh, Kaziah, you have no idea.
Speaker 19: Good morning, seventh graders, Chaplin Jake.
Speaker 14: All right, favorite students, it's time for Bible class with
Speaker 14: Chaplain Jake.
Speaker 19: Thanks miss Hole. Now class, let's turn in our Bibles
Speaker 19: to the Book of Second Chronicles. This book is confusing.
Speaker 19: Why are there always two different kings?
Speaker 2: Good question, you go, can anybody answer that?
Speaker 8: So the kingdom was divided, there was Judah and Israel,
Speaker 8: two nations.
Speaker 13: So there were kings of both nations exactly.
Speaker 19: Now, last week we read about Asa, the king of
Speaker 19: where Judah Yep and now his son johosephat becomes king.
Speaker 7: Uh, why are.
Speaker 13: You all laughing?
Speaker 7: Oh, Gram's Gory has a saying jump in Jehosaph Fat.
Speaker 16: Yeah, he does like to see that.
Speaker 7: It's funny.
Speaker 13: It is funny.
Speaker 19: But as you'll see, Jehoseph Fat was a good king,
Speaker 19: a courageous and faithful king. Nothing funny about his life.
Speaker 7: Did he follow God?
Speaker 13: He did?
Speaker 8: Oh chaffn Jake, Yes, Kazaiah, Grim's Gordy told me about
Speaker 8: this thing they used to do in the olden times
Speaker 8: and discovery.
Speaker 13: The olden times.
Speaker 2: Okay, go on.
Speaker 8: It was a harvest festival, was singing and worship, and
Speaker 8: people from all over came here for it.
Speaker 7: Oh, that sounds like fun.
Speaker 2: I love singing singing.
Speaker 8: Ah, we should have a harvest festival, That's what I said.
Speaker 7: There's a town meeting about it tonight.
Speaker 13: That's a great idea, Kauziah. Now back to our Bible story.
Speaker 2: Oh chaffn Jake, Yes, Hugo, was there apple cider.
Speaker 19: In the Kingdom of Judah No, at the harvest festival?
Speaker 8: I don't know, but we could have ours, plus yus,
Speaker 8: Oh Jake, just give them a minute.
Speaker 7: Aren't these seventh graders precious?
Speaker 13: Precious? More like restless.
Speaker 7: Dragging tomorrow, Chaplin, Jake.
Speaker 13: Okay, fine, I'll try again.
Speaker 6: Then, Hey you guys, Hey, Senior Cyrus call me Brianna
Speaker 6: already you've been doing.
Speaker 7: That for weeks.
Speaker 12: Why, senior, Parson, you two, all of us, senior. You
Speaker 12: all are going to make my senior year the worst,
Speaker 12: aren't you.
Speaker 13: We're trying.
Speaker 7: Well, find a table and sit down.
Speaker 9: If we can't bug you at school, at least we
Speaker 9: can bug you at.
Speaker 6: Work, bugging me if you want to bug in your
Speaker 6: sweet potato fries my friend.
Speaker 7: All right, all right, let's de escalate you too.
Speaker 6: Seriously, sit, I have to get back to work. Bring us, yes, Garson,
Speaker 6: Oh uncle John, Hi.
Speaker 20: Hi, Brianna.
Speaker 3: Look at all those apples.
Speaker 20: It's that time of year. Is her aunt Michelle here.
Speaker 7: In the kitchen last I saw?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 17: I have a present for you, oh John, apples?
Speaker 3: Yay?
Speaker 20: Yeah, you can bake apple bars and pies. And what's
Speaker 20: wrong wrong? You've been crying?
Speaker 17: I I you know me too, well?
Speaker 20: John, are Gracie and judeo?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 17: Oh the kids are fine, it's just the cafe.
Speaker 20: The family biz. Is the dishwasher broken again? I can
Speaker 20: take a look. Oh please don't tell me it's the ovens.
Speaker 20: That last repair was expensive.
Speaker 17: No, nothing's broken.
Speaker 20: Oh well, good, So the cafe is pretty full. Are
Speaker 20: we losing customer?
Speaker 17: No, no, that's fine. I just I have a dream,
Speaker 17: a dream. The town wants to hold a harvest festival. Well,
Speaker 17: there's a boat tonight about it?
Speaker 20: A harvest festival. Oh yeah, I was here one year
Speaker 20: as a kid for that and Lucy took us.
Speaker 17: Yes. Well, John, you know I've always dreamed of having
Speaker 17: a food truck.
Speaker 20: Michelle.
Speaker 15: I know.
Speaker 17: I know it's a stretch, and don't worry. It's too expensive.
Speaker 17: I can't afford one.
Speaker 10: Well that's good.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 17: It would be a dream to take the cafe on
Speaker 17: the road to events.
Speaker 20: Well, it sounds like it's for the best.
Speaker 17: Thank you for the apples, John. Now, if you'll excuse me,
Speaker 17: I have work to do.
Speaker 2: Okay, what did I say, John, Michelle?
Speaker 17: Oh, Amanda, come in.
Speaker 2: Oh hi, John, I see that I'm here at a
Speaker 2: bad time.
Speaker 20: I was just leaving, see Amanda, Michelle.
Speaker 2: Michelle, I'm sorry. I didn't realize your ex husband was here.
Speaker 17: It's all right, Amanda, how are you my friend? I
Speaker 17: have to go back to New York in a couple
Speaker 17: of weeks. Oh good, you'll get to see Brody.
Speaker 5: Yes, but I also have to go back to court.
Speaker 2: I don't want to take Natalia back into all that.
Speaker 5: She's so happy here, could she possibly?
Speaker 17: Yes, she can stay with me. No trouble at all, Amanda.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you.
Speaker 5: That's such a relief anytime.
Speaker 6: Two orders of sweet potato fries and three lemonades coming
Speaker 6: right up.
Speaker 7: See you later by Miss Campbell.
Speaker 6: Hey, Aunt Michelle, do we have any plastic bugs?
Speaker 17: Plastic bugs? Ah? A prank on your friends, sires? Mostly
Speaker 17: let me see what I can do.
Speaker 7: Hey, Sunt Michelle, you're the best.
Speaker 4: Miss Michelle isn't having a good day, is she? Let's
Speaker 4: take a break and see how everyone's doing. Right after this,
Speaker 4: mister Simon's meeting is starting at the Mayor's office. Is
Speaker 4: anyone interested in Caziah's idea?
Speaker 7: Mister Simon, I hope we can do the harvest festival?
Speaker 10: Me too, Kaziah.
Speaker 2: Let's find a seat, Honey.
Speaker 10: Kezzie over here, okay, Dad Joyce, thanks for being here.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 7: I love a harvest festival.
Speaker 2: Doctor Scott Smith Ken, we're not at the hospital. You
Speaker 2: can call me Tara.
Speaker 13: Okay, Tara, that feels weird. We need extra medical support
Speaker 13: for an event like this, right.
Speaker 2: Probably at least a first aid.
Speaker 21: Tent for sure, Mister Simon, Will we need security for
Speaker 21: this event?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 10: I don't know. Let's first see if we all want
Speaker 10: to hold the event.
Speaker 3: What's all this about, Dad?
Speaker 21: We're meeting to see if we want to bring back
Speaker 21: the harvest festival.
Speaker 3: Harvest festival? Oh yeah, we used to have apple Scheider
Speaker 3: right nice.
Speaker 7: I have to tell Hugo.
Speaker 10: Can I have your attention? Everyone? Thank you for coming
Speaker 10: to my office this evening. First, let's pray, though, Officer Lewis,
Speaker 10: would you pray for us?
Speaker 21: Sure thing, mister mayor, Dear Lord, thank you for bringing
Speaker 21: us together tonight. Please help us to make the best
Speaker 21: decision for our town. Let us be found faithful God, Amen.
Speaker 15: Ben.
Speaker 10: How many of you remember the harvest festivals we used
Speaker 10: to have here?
Speaker 13: We loved them as teenagers.
Speaker 17: Yeah, John remembers attending one as a kid with his
Speaker 17: aunt Lucy.
Speaker 7: I mean a lot of us didn't live here back then.
Speaker 10: Yeah right, Well not very many people here, yes, for sure.
Speaker 15: But it sounds like a wonderful way to praise God
Speaker 15: and tell others about him.
Speaker 13: A good witness.
Speaker 9: My students would participate.
Speaker 10: I think a good wholesome activity the whole family would enjoy.
Speaker 7: Amen.
Speaker 10: We could advertise around the area, print.
Speaker 17: Some flyers and run some digital ads.
Speaker 7: I can help with that.
Speaker 10: And you can help with the food.
Speaker 17: Michelle up, but look out Ledge. I don't know, but
Speaker 17: I could try.
Speaker 10: Who's in favor? Show of hands?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's how good.
Speaker 10: You're all in favor? Wonderful. Now when after the end
Speaker 10: of September.
Speaker 21: Please, my students are just settling into their school year routines.
Speaker 10: Okay, so first weekend in October.
Speaker 13: You, me and I are visiting my mom that weekend,
Speaker 13: so I'll be.
Speaker 21: Short staffed at the hospital, and Deputy Boat has training
Speaker 21: that weekend, so I'd be short staffed too.
Speaker 10: How about the next weekend?
Speaker 13: That could work? Everyone?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 10: That would work for me?
Speaker 3: Second weekend of October. It always snows that weekend, of course.
Speaker 7: What about Thursday? No weekend problems, no snow? Hopefully?
Speaker 10: Well do we agree all in favor? We have the votes.
Speaker 10: Thank you everyone for participating. We'll host a harvest festival
Speaker 10: the first Thursday in October. Have a good night, everyone, Sorrus.
Speaker 13: Are we sure Breonna is here at the library.
Speaker 9: I heard her tell Haley to meet her here. It's
Speaker 9: time to get even.
Speaker 22: You're taking this a little too seriously, buddy, Hey this
Speaker 22: is war gentlemen.
Speaker 16: Is that place around here to grab a bite to eat?
Speaker 11: There's the cafe, But careful look at what you might
Speaker 11: find in your food.
Speaker 16: Now that looks like a prank.
Speaker 22: It's just the plastic bug. Our friend works at the
Speaker 22: and she was just messing with Cyrus here.
Speaker 16: That sounds like a whole lot of wholesome fun.
Speaker 13: Hey are you from here? You seem familiar.
Speaker 18: No, just looking for a quiet meal. And hey, this
Speaker 18: is a library. Yep, sure is a quiet meal and
Speaker 18: a good book. Well, come on in.
Speaker 13: Are you from Grizzly.
Speaker 16: Oh, Grizzly Mountain? No, but I've heard of it.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, Cyrus Branda told me about the book. Oh hello, miss,
Speaker 14: hello stranger.
Speaker 7: What brings you out here?
Speaker 16: Looking for a good book?
Speaker 7: Elsie?
Speaker 15: Can you show this nice person I've never met before
Speaker 15: a book?
Speaker 7: What type?
Speaker 6: Sir?
Speaker 18: Okay, Elsie? A good book about I don't know. Surprise me.
Speaker 13: She wants you to follow her.
Speaker 18: Oh so the cat will actually help me find a book.
Speaker 9: Her name's Elsie for library cat.
Speaker 16: Well lead the way, Elsie.
Speaker 1: Haley, don't ask you, guys, just don't.
Speaker 2: Haley.
Speaker 7: Do you have our biology notes? Biology what to study
Speaker 7: for our exam?
Speaker 2: Yes? Oh, yes I have them?
Speaker 13: Haley? Who is that guy? You clearly know him?
Speaker 15: Isn't it time we left?
Speaker 6: If you're thinking about the bug brank, there's no sense
Speaker 6: trying to get even.
Speaker 7: It won't scare me.
Speaker 6: Oh man, come on, Haley, let's study.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'll see you guys.
Speaker 13: Go home.
Speaker 22: Okay, see Uh, hey you do.
Speaker 13: It's May from the Bowling Alley.
Speaker 9: Why is she here?
Speaker 2: Have you?
Speaker 23: Have you, guys seen a tall guy in a cowboy hat?
Speaker 9: Uh? Why do you ask?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 23: I've been tracking him all day. We're in this contest
Speaker 23: to host a music event in Grizzly.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, music Palooza Grizzly is never gonna win.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, says who.
Speaker 13: That's just what people are saying.
Speaker 23: Well, I heard that Levi Hayes is in town with
Speaker 23: his music.
Speaker 13: Manager, Levi Hayes, the singer.
Speaker 23: Yes, and if he's here that means they might be
Speaker 23: getting ready to announce a winner.
Speaker 13: Us Levi Hayes.
Speaker 2: Ooh, I'm gonna go check the cafe.
Speaker 23: Okay, you really should come Bull again sometime.
Speaker 17: Love to see you.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 13: Thanks, that was super weird.
Speaker 22: What do we do tell Haley to tell the guy
Speaker 22: in the cowboy hat not to go to the cafe?
Speaker 11: Levi Hayes, for real, let's warn them.
Speaker 4: There's a musician in Discovery Mountain and May is determined
Speaker 4: to find him.
Speaker 2: Isn't she?
Speaker 5: Director Doug?
Speaker 3: She is?
Speaker 24: And what did Carson see? The contest is of music plosa?
Speaker 5: Yes, that sounds interesting.
Speaker 3: Definitely.
Speaker 24: Victoria Brooks seems like a determined music manager.
Speaker 5: She really does.
Speaker 4: I like the Discovery Mountain idea. A harvest festival. Well,
Speaker 4: that's more my style than a noisy palooza.
Speaker 16: Ah me too.
Speaker 24: The Harvest Festival sounds like a wonderful place for our
Speaker 24: Discovery friends to share their faith.
Speaker 5: Yes, and I liked Kaziah's song.
Speaker 24: The Song for when She Felt Afraid based.
Speaker 4: On Yeah, Psalm fifty six, verse three. Whenever I am afraid,
Speaker 4: I will trust in you.
Speaker 24: Listeners, do you have a song that you sing when
Speaker 24: you feel afraid? If not, why not learn kaziahs Oh.
Speaker 5: That's a great way to exercise your faith.
Speaker 3: Try it and we'll see you here.
Speaker 4: Next time you've been listening to Discovery Mountain, where the
Speaker 4: era is clear enough to hear your imagination, and where
Speaker 4: every day is an exercise in faith, visit us online
Speaker 4: to listen to more episodes on demand at Discoverymountain dot com.
Speaker 4: Discovery Mountain is a ministry of the Voice of Prophecy
Speaker 4: creator and executive producer Jeane Boonstra, director Douglas Bruce, with
Speaker 4: original music by Danny Columbi, executive producer Ruben Gomes, producers
Speaker 4: Fiona Lynn and Joel Baker,