The First Note | S38E01

0:02Speaker 1:Hello, stranger, what brings you out here?

0:08Speaker 2:What's that?

0:08Speaker 3:I don't know? Stand still, Doria Darling, Jeannette Jones.

0:16Speaker 1:How wonderful to see you, I miss Jean.

0:27Speaker 4:Join me on a trip to Discovery Mountain, where the air is clear, clear enough to hear your imagination, and where every day is an exercise in faith.

0:38Speaker 5:Join me for today's expedition.

0:52Speaker 4:Are you ready to exercise your faith with your friends in Discovery Mountain?

0:57Speaker 6:Well?

0:57Speaker 4:Good, because this is episode one, season thirty eight, called Battle Song.

1:03Speaker 5:Kaziah is about to have.

1:04Speaker 4:A really good idea, one that will spark a whole chain of events in Discovery and in Grizzly Mountain too. Kaziah's ideas do that sometimes? Remember the cube puzzle era? Well, this morning, Graham's Gordy is out for his morning walk and he has a tag along. Let's join them, and wondering what our Bible story is this season, we'll hear that too. Let's join everyone for today's episode called the First Note.

1:37Speaker 3:Ah, what a great day for a walk? Sure is jumpin' Geehasifen? Who said that.

1:45Speaker 7:It's just me Grant's Gordy?

1:47Speaker 3:Oh hi there, uh.

1:50Speaker 7:Uh Kaziah Becauza Smith. Remember.

1:55Speaker 3:Oh, yes, yes, your mom's my doctor.

1:59Speaker 7:That's me.

2:00Speaker 3:Do you still have your tarantula princess?

2:02Speaker 8:Of course she's beautiful. Did my mom tell you about her?

2:06Speaker 3:Oh she did. Apparently some people are afraid of tarantula's.

2:10Speaker 7:I know, right, not me.

2:13Speaker 3:Well good on you.

2:14Speaker 7:Uh uh Kauzaiah.

2:18Speaker 3:Look a float plane's coming in.

2:21Speaker 7:But Bertie, let's go greet her.

2:23Speaker 3:I suppose it's a good morning to walk around the lake.

2:27Speaker 7:Bertie.

2:28Speaker 3:Shouldn't you be getting to school.

2:30Speaker 7:It's the weekend. There's no school today.

2:33Speaker 9:Well, what's that?

2:37Speaker 3:I don't know.

2:38Speaker 7:Well, I'm afraid. I'll trust in you. I will trust in you.

2:47Speaker 3:Quiet stand still. Look see it a goose. Let it walk back into the forest. It's not interested in us.

2:59Speaker 7:It's so tall, and those antlers.

3:06Speaker 3:Here he goes back into the forest.

3:10Speaker 7:That was scary.

3:12Speaker 3:Scary. Nah, that moose didn't mean us any harm. Just keep your distance from wildlife.

3:20Speaker 7:I just didn't expect him.

3:22Speaker 3:But you're the girl with the tarantula.

3:25Speaker 8:Princess is tiny and cute. That moose was huge.

3:29Speaker 3:Well, I suppose we're all afraid or something.

3:32Speaker 8:Blue Birdie's landing. I wonder who's flying, mister Simon or Jake?

3:36Speaker 3:You go on and find out, mister Simon Bezia.

3:49Speaker 7:Well, hello, I was walking and I saw blue Birdie.

3:53Speaker 10:That's a nice welcome home.

3:56Speaker 7:I just saw a moose. It was huge.

3:59Speaker 10:Yeah, the moose. I'm closer to town in the fall when the weather is cooling off.

4:03Speaker 8:It is getting cooler every morning, mister Simon, were you on an adventure?

4:08Speaker 10:Well, if an adventure you mean stocking up on false supplies for trekkers, then yes. Warning George Graham's Gordy, good morning. Hey, would you too like to help me carry some boxes back to trekkers?

4:22Speaker 7:Sure, mister Simon, I'll take two.

4:25Speaker 10:Well one each will do.

4:27Speaker 3:Kazaia, I got one.

4:31Speaker 10:You both saved me a trip. Thank you. Now how about some camomeal tea trekkers for your trouble?

4:37Speaker 3:Now that sounds nice?

4:40Speaker 7:Yay, come on, I'll lead the way.

4:43Speaker 6:Just make girl kind of joy nice.

4:50Speaker 3:I wish I had some of that use bole energy.

4:52Speaker 10:You and me both. Come on, let's try and catch up.

5:02Speaker 8:Here you go, George, Hi, gadget, good boy, come on, ground scorty, we can sit over here.

5:11Speaker 10:I'll put the kettle on and be right over, Cyrus. Do you have to rush off?

5:16Speaker 9:Nope, I'll join you, Cyrus.

5:20Speaker 7:We just saw a huge moose.

5:22Speaker 9:Were you scared?

5:23Speaker 7:I was, but I remembered.

5:26Speaker 9:When I am afraid, I will trust in you.

5:32Speaker 3:That sounds familiar.

5:34Speaker 11:Oh it's a song our parents taught us, yeah, to sing when we feel afraid.

5:39Speaker 7:So I'm fifty six first three?

5:41Speaker 3:Ah, No, wonder it sounded familiar.

5:44Speaker 11:Yeah, it works pretty well. I've told some of my patients about it.

5:48Speaker 3:Patients, you're too young to be a nurse or a doctor, Well.

5:52Speaker 10:Yeah i am.

5:54Speaker 9:I'm a phlebotomist.

5:55Speaker 3:Blood draws. I don't like those.

5:58Speaker 9:Yeah, you're not alone tea time.

6:03Speaker 7:Thanks, mister Slavin.

6:05Speaker 1:Just make your own.

6:06Speaker 7:Kind of joy full noise.

6:09Speaker 10:Just clap your hands and raise up your voice.

6:13Speaker 9:It doesn't matter if you're not on key like me.

6:18Speaker 7:That was fun. Mister Simon, I didn't know that you knew that song.

6:23Speaker 12:I do.

6:24Speaker 3:You can perfect it in how's it going?

6:28Speaker 6:You can't perfect it any Timety.

6:32Speaker 9:Graham Scordy you know that song too.

6:34Speaker 3:I know it from somewhere.

6:37Speaker 9:Oh yeah.

6:38Speaker 3:A group of us used to sing when the days were cooler in the fall, in the fall, Yes, and we wear scarves and we'd sing up up at George. You remember, right.

6:52Speaker 10:The fall and singing up up, Oh, the harvest festival.

6:58Speaker 3:That's it up, lookout ledge.

7:01Speaker 10:I haven't thought about that in years.

7:04Speaker 7:It sounds like fun.

7:05Speaker 10:The harvest Festival was a lot of wholesome fun, singing songs and worshiping together about lookout ledge. Yes, the view is beautiful in the fall, it's breathtaking. People would come from all around. We'd have warm drinks and fellowship.

7:25Speaker 9:So why'd you stop? Oh?

7:28Speaker 3:We all just got too busy.

7:30Speaker 7:We should have a harvest festival this.

7:32Speaker 13:Year, should we?

7:34Speaker 1:Yes?

7:35Speaker 9:Keusy.

7:35Speaker 11:You can't just plan a holy event on the spur of the moment. It takes work.

7:40Speaker 7:Yeah, I guess it was just an idea.

7:43Speaker 9:Hey, it was a good idea.

7:44Speaker 10:Though, an idea that your town mayor could make a reality.

7:50Speaker 7:Really, mister Simon, I.

7:52Speaker 10:Can see who was in favor, customer.

7:55Speaker 14:I'll get it, gotgat, good boy, Sorris. Do you have any gloves.

8:04Speaker 9:Right on the shelf next to the raincoats?

8:07Speaker 15:Thanks? I was walking to work at the hotel and my hands are cold. Feels like fall is just around the corner.

8:14Speaker 9:Haley, are you a fan of fall leaves and singing?

8:17Speaker 3:Oh?

8:17Speaker 7:Yes, of course, who isn't.

8:20Speaker 11:Hear that, mister Simon, You might just get your harvest festival votes after all.

8:24Speaker 10:I'll call a meeting and find out.

8:28Speaker 4:As mister Simon makes plans for a meeting about a possible harvest festival, Hailey arrives at work.

8:37Speaker 2:Hayley, you're late.

8:38Speaker 15:Good morning, math manager. I'm fifteen minutes early for my.

8:42Speaker 2:Shift, are you. Oh, yes, well you're usually thirty minutes early. I uh, it's okay, my young protege, I'm only teasing.

8:53Speaker 15:Oh well, I can't always tell when you're teasing, Math Manager.

8:57Speaker 2:Yes, well some I've been told. Now I have a special treat for you today.

9:02Speaker 12:You do.

9:03Speaker 2:Oh how exciting? Yes, you get to meet one of my other protegees.

9:08Speaker 15:You've mentored other women like me?

9:10Speaker 2:Yes, yes, and just like you, she showed promise and with the help of a mentor like me. Well, she's wildly successful.

9:19Speaker 7:Oh, I can't wait to meet her.

9:21Speaker 2:She's a music manager, has all sorts of famous clients.

9:26Speaker 6:Ooo.

9:28Speaker 3:Jeanette, what's with the enormous bunch of flowers in the lobby?

9:31Speaker 2:Mister McGhee. It looks nice, doesn't.

9:33Speaker 13:It looks expensive.

9:35Speaker 2:I want everything to look nice for Victoria Brooks. She's bringing one of her musicians with her.

9:41Speaker 3:Still the flowers they necessary.

9:44Speaker 2:Mister McGee. Victoria's client might be part of an event that could bring a lot of business to the hotel.

9:51Speaker 3:Well and Mike and could become real.

9:54Speaker 9:Then we'll talk business.

9:56Speaker 2:You are always wise, mister McGhee. Oh, Victoria's here places everyone, Yes.

10:04Speaker 15:Good off, Welcome to the Emerald Lake.

10:07Speaker 2:Tooria Darling, Jeannette Jones.

10:11Speaker 1:How wonderful to see you.

10:13Speaker 2:Welcome to you both.

10:14Speaker 16:Thank you, ma'am.

10:16Speaker 2:Please allow me to introduce you to the hotel owner, mister McGhee. Where did he.

10:22Speaker 10:Go back to his office?

10:23Speaker 15:Madam manager, Madam manager, Jeanette.

10:28Speaker 2:Now that takes me back. It's a name I cherish. This is Hailey Foster. She's my protege. Haley. Meet Victoria Brooks.

10:38Speaker 8:Miss Brooks, please to meet you, you too, honey, and you are Jeannette.

10:43Speaker 1:I explained the situation.

10:45Speaker 17:Is your hotel prepared for the level of privacy that my client demands?

10:50Speaker 18:Now, Victoria, it's fine, we are prepared, Victoria, sir, What shall we call you.

10:56Speaker 16:You can just call me Lee.

10:57Speaker 3:Lee.

10:57Speaker 1:Yes, Lee, this is Lee. That all your nosy small town needs to know.

11:02Speaker 2:Nosy small Town. The Emerald Lake Hotel and Spot is the premier destination in the region.

11:12Speaker 17:Now what was that, Miss Brooks?

11:15Speaker 10:That was mister McGee.

11:17Speaker 15:His he has or token of his appreciation to his extremely qualified staff. Now let's get you both checked in, shall we? Yes, thank you your credit card and ID please just yours will suffice to protect the identity of you, sir.

11:33Speaker 16:It's honestly fine.

11:34Speaker 13:Thank you.

11:35Speaker 1:Miss what was your name again, Haley?

11:38Speaker 10:Miss Brooks?

11:39Speaker 15:We have rooms for you both on the top floor corner, very secure. Now please wait just a moment. I'll be right back with your room keys.

11:49Speaker 1:Jeannette, she's good, I know, future manager material.

11:56Speaker 2:She's the best I've seen since you, of course. But of course, now tell me all about this event that Lee is going to sing for off record?

12:07Speaker 17:Of course, have you heard of a grubby little place called Grizzly Mountain?

12:12Speaker 5:Oh?

12:12Speaker 2:Yes, tell me more.

12:16Speaker 5:Would you like to learn more?

12:17Speaker 2:Me too?

12:18Speaker 5:Maybe we will, but after the break.

12:24Speaker 4:The next day at Discovery Mountain Academy, the seventh and eighth grade class is a buzz.

12:30Speaker 5:Let's join them.

12:33Speaker 7:Miss Holt.

12:34Speaker 12:Yes, Piper, I didn't have time to finish my English time in this weekend.

12:39Speaker 7:Oh that's all right, Piper, you can turn it in tomorrow.

12:42Speaker 2:Okay, thanks. So I'm not in trouble, of course not.

12:47Speaker 8:You are my seventh grader seventh uh, Miss Holt, Piper.

12:53Speaker 13:Miss Holt loves us.

12:54Speaker 9:We're amazing.

12:55Speaker 3:You're all very very special.

12:58Speaker 7:One of the most special parts about you.

13:00Speaker 14:You don't need me to teach you high school algebra.

13:05Speaker 7:Miss Hole. You're really misteaching seventh and eighth, didn't you.

13:09Speaker 14:Oh, Kaziah, you have no idea.

13:15Speaker 19:Good morning, seventh graders, Chaplin Jake.

13:20Speaker 14:All right, favorite students, it's time for Bible class with Chaplain Jake.

13:25Speaker 19:Thanks miss Hole. Now class, let's turn in our Bibles to the Book of Second Chronicles. This book is confusing. Why are there always two different kings?

13:34Speaker 2:Good question, you go, can anybody answer that?

13:38Speaker 8:So the kingdom was divided, there was Judah and Israel, two nations.

13:43Speaker 13:So there were kings of both nations exactly.

13:47Speaker 19:Now, last week we read about Asa, the king of where Judah Yep and now his son johosephat becomes king.

13:57Speaker 7:Uh, why are.

13:58Speaker 13:You all laughing?

14:00Speaker 7:Oh, Gram's Gory has a saying jump in Jehosaph Fat.

14:04Speaker 16:Yeah, he does like to see that.

14:06Speaker 7:It's funny.

14:07Speaker 13:It is funny.

14:08Speaker 19:But as you'll see, Jehoseph Fat was a good king, a courageous and faithful king. Nothing funny about his life.

14:16Speaker 7:Did he follow God?

14:17Speaker 13:He did?

14:18Speaker 8:Oh chaffn Jake, Yes, Kazaiah, Grim's Gordy told me about this thing they used to do in the olden times and discovery.

14:25Speaker 13:The olden times.

14:27Speaker 2:Okay, go on.

14:29Speaker 8:It was a harvest festival, was singing and worship, and people from all over came here for it.

14:34Speaker 7:Oh, that sounds like fun.

14:36Speaker 2:I love singing singing.

14:38Speaker 8:Ah, we should have a harvest festival, That's what I said.

14:43Speaker 7:There's a town meeting about it tonight.

14:45Speaker 13:That's a great idea, Kauziah. Now back to our Bible story.

14:50Speaker 2:Oh chaffn Jake, Yes, Hugo, was there apple cider.

14:54Speaker 19:In the Kingdom of Judah No, at the harvest festival?

14:58Speaker 8:I don't know, but we could have ours, plus yus, Oh Jake, just give them a minute.

15:07Speaker 7:Aren't these seventh graders precious?

15:10Speaker 13:Precious? More like restless.

15:15Speaker 7:Dragging tomorrow, Chaplin, Jake.

15:17Speaker 13:Okay, fine, I'll try again.

15:19Speaker 6:Then, Hey you guys, Hey, Senior Cyrus call me Brianna already you've been doing.

15:28Speaker 7:That for weeks.

15:29Speaker 12:Why, senior, Parson, you two, all of us, senior. You all are going to make my senior year the worst, aren't you.

15:40Speaker 13:We're trying.

15:41Speaker 7:Well, find a table and sit down.

15:42Speaker 9:If we can't bug you at school, at least we can bug you at.

15:45Speaker 6:Work, bugging me if you want to bug in your sweet potato fries my friend.

15:51Speaker 7:All right, all right, let's de escalate you too.

15:55Speaker 6:Seriously, sit, I have to get back to work. Bring us, yes, Garson, Oh uncle John, Hi.

16:04Speaker 20:Hi, Brianna.

16:06Speaker 3:Look at all those apples.

16:08Speaker 20:It's that time of year. Is her aunt Michelle here.

16:11Speaker 7:In the kitchen last I saw?

16:13Speaker 3:Thanks?

16:18Speaker 17:I have a present for you, oh John, apples?

16:23Speaker 3:Yay?

16:24Speaker 20:Yeah, you can bake apple bars and pies. And what's wrong wrong? You've been crying?

16:33Speaker 17:I I you know me too, well?

16:36Speaker 20:John, are Gracie and judeo?

16:38Speaker 2:Okay?

16:39Speaker 17:Oh the kids are fine, it's just the cafe.

16:42Speaker 20:The family biz. Is the dishwasher broken again? I can take a look. Oh please don't tell me it's the ovens. That last repair was expensive.

16:53Speaker 17:No, nothing's broken.

16:55Speaker 20:Oh well, good, So the cafe is pretty full. Are we losing customer?

17:00Speaker 17:No, no, that's fine. I just I have a dream, a dream. The town wants to hold a harvest festival. Well, there's a boat tonight about it?

17:11Speaker 20:A harvest festival. Oh yeah, I was here one year as a kid for that and Lucy took us.

17:17Speaker 17:Yes. Well, John, you know I've always dreamed of having a food truck.

17:22Speaker 20:Michelle.

17:23Speaker 15:I know.

17:23Speaker 17:I know it's a stretch, and don't worry. It's too expensive. I can't afford one.

17:29Speaker 10:Well that's good.

17:30Speaker 3:Good.

17:32Speaker 17:It would be a dream to take the cafe on the road to events.

17:35Speaker 20:Well, it sounds like it's for the best.

17:38Speaker 17:Thank you for the apples, John. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have work to do.

17:43Speaker 2:Okay, what did I say, John, Michelle?

17:48Speaker 17:Oh, Amanda, come in.

17:50Speaker 2:Oh hi, John, I see that I'm here at a bad time.

17:55Speaker 20:I was just leaving, see Amanda, Michelle.

18:00Speaker 2:Michelle, I'm sorry. I didn't realize your ex husband was here.

18:04Speaker 17:It's all right, Amanda, how are you my friend? I have to go back to New York in a couple of weeks. Oh good, you'll get to see Brody.

18:14Speaker 5:Yes, but I also have to go back to court.

18:17Speaker 2:I don't want to take Natalia back into all that.

18:20Speaker 5:She's so happy here, could she possibly?

18:24Speaker 17:Yes, she can stay with me. No trouble at all, Amanda.

18:27Speaker 2:Oh thank you.

18:29Speaker 5:That's such a relief anytime.

18:31Speaker 6:Two orders of sweet potato fries and three lemonades coming right up.

18:35Speaker 7:See you later by Miss Campbell.

18:38Speaker 6:Hey, Aunt Michelle, do we have any plastic bugs?

18:43Speaker 17:Plastic bugs? Ah? A prank on your friends, sires? Mostly let me see what I can do.

18:51Speaker 7:Hey, Sunt Michelle, you're the best.

18:54Speaker 4:Miss Michelle isn't having a good day, is she? Let's take a break and see how everyone's doing. Right after this, mister Simon's meeting is starting at the Mayor's office. Is anyone interested in Caziah's idea?

19:12Speaker 7:Mister Simon, I hope we can do the harvest festival?

19:15Speaker 10:Me too, Kaziah.

19:17Speaker 2:Let's find a seat, Honey.

19:18Speaker 10:Kezzie over here, okay, Dad Joyce, thanks for being here.

19:25Speaker 2:Of course.

19:25Speaker 7:I love a harvest festival.

19:28Speaker 2:Doctor Scott Smith Ken, we're not at the hospital. You can call me Tara.

19:32Speaker 13:Okay, Tara, that feels weird. We need extra medical support for an event like this, right.

19:40Speaker 2:Probably at least a first aid.

19:42Speaker 21:Tent for sure, Mister Simon, Will we need security for this event?

19:47Speaker 12:Well?

19:47Speaker 10:I don't know. Let's first see if we all want to hold the event.

19:52Speaker 3:What's all this about, Dad?

19:54Speaker 21:We're meeting to see if we want to bring back the harvest festival.

19:57Speaker 3:Harvest festival? Oh yeah, we used to have apple Scheider right nice.

20:04Speaker 7:I have to tell Hugo.

20:07Speaker 10:Can I have your attention? Everyone? Thank you for coming to my office this evening. First, let's pray, though, Officer Lewis, would you pray for us?

20:18Speaker 21:Sure thing, mister mayor, Dear Lord, thank you for bringing us together tonight. Please help us to make the best decision for our town. Let us be found faithful God, Amen.

20:30Speaker 15:Ben.

20:32Speaker 10:How many of you remember the harvest festivals we used to have here?

20:36Speaker 13:We loved them as teenagers.

20:39Speaker 17:Yeah, John remembers attending one as a kid with his aunt Lucy.

20:42Speaker 7:I mean a lot of us didn't live here back then.

20:45Speaker 10:Yeah right, Well not very many people here, yes, for sure.

20:49Speaker 15:But it sounds like a wonderful way to praise God and tell others about him.

20:53Speaker 13:A good witness.

20:55Speaker 9:My students would participate.

20:56Speaker 10:I think a good wholesome activity the whole family would enjoy.

21:01Speaker 7:Amen.

21:03Speaker 10:We could advertise around the area, print.

21:06Speaker 17:Some flyers and run some digital ads.

21:08Speaker 7:I can help with that.

21:09Speaker 10:And you can help with the food.

21:11Speaker 17:Michelle up, but look out Ledge. I don't know, but I could try.

21:16Speaker 10:Who's in favor? Show of hands?

21:18Speaker 3:Yes, that's how good.

21:21Speaker 10:You're all in favor? Wonderful. Now when after the end of September.

21:27Speaker 21:Please, my students are just settling into their school year routines.

21:32Speaker 10:Okay, so first weekend in October.

21:36Speaker 13:You, me and I are visiting my mom that weekend, so I'll be.

21:39Speaker 21:Short staffed at the hospital, and Deputy Boat has training that weekend, so I'd be short staffed too.

21:45Speaker 10:How about the next weekend?

21:48Speaker 13:That could work? Everyone?

21:51Speaker 6:Sure?

21:52Speaker 10:That would work for me?

21:54Speaker 3:Second weekend of October. It always snows that weekend, of course.

22:03Speaker 7:What about Thursday? No weekend problems, no snow? Hopefully?

22:10Speaker 10:Well do we agree all in favor? We have the votes. Thank you everyone for participating. We'll host a harvest festival the first Thursday in October. Have a good night, everyone, Sorrus.

22:34Speaker 13:Are we sure Breonna is here at the library.

22:36Speaker 9:I heard her tell Haley to meet her here. It's time to get even.

22:41Speaker 22:You're taking this a little too seriously, buddy, Hey this is war gentlemen.

22:47Speaker 16:Is that place around here to grab a bite to eat?

22:50Speaker 11:There's the cafe, But careful look at what you might find in your food.

22:55Speaker 16:Now that looks like a prank.

22:57Speaker 22:It's just the plastic bug. Our friend works at the and she was just messing with Cyrus here.

23:02Speaker 16:That sounds like a whole lot of wholesome fun.

23:05Speaker 13:Hey are you from here? You seem familiar.

23:09Speaker 18:No, just looking for a quiet meal. And hey, this is a library. Yep, sure is a quiet meal and a good book. Well, come on in.

23:25Speaker 13:Are you from Grizzly.

23:27Speaker 16:Oh, Grizzly Mountain? No, but I've heard of it.

23:31Speaker 14:Oh yeah, Cyrus Branda told me about the book. Oh hello, miss, hello stranger.

23:40Speaker 7:What brings you out here?

23:42Speaker 16:Looking for a good book?

23:45Speaker 7:Elsie?

23:46Speaker 15:Can you show this nice person I've never met before a book?

23:50Speaker 7:What type?

23:51Speaker 6:Sir?

23:52Speaker 18:Okay, Elsie? A good book about I don't know. Surprise me.

24:00Speaker 13:She wants you to follow her.

24:01Speaker 18:Oh so the cat will actually help me find a book.

24:05Speaker 9:Her name's Elsie for library cat.

24:09Speaker 16:Well lead the way, Elsie.

24:16Speaker 1:Haley, don't ask you, guys, just don't.

24:20Speaker 2:Haley.

24:20Speaker 7:Do you have our biology notes? Biology what to study for our exam?

24:26Speaker 2:Yes? Oh, yes I have them?

24:29Speaker 13:Haley? Who is that guy? You clearly know him?

24:32Speaker 15:Isn't it time we left?

24:34Speaker 6:If you're thinking about the bug brank, there's no sense trying to get even.

24:38Speaker 7:It won't scare me.

24:39Speaker 6:Oh man, come on, Haley, let's study.

24:42Speaker 7:Yes, I'll see you guys.

24:44Speaker 13:Go home.

24:46Speaker 22:Okay, see Uh, hey you do.

24:55Speaker 13:It's May from the Bowling Alley.

24:57Speaker 9:Why is she here?

24:59Speaker 2:Have you?

25:00Speaker 23:Have you, guys seen a tall guy in a cowboy hat?

25:03Speaker 9:Uh? Why do you ask?

25:05Speaker 3:Oh?

25:05Speaker 23:I've been tracking him all day. We're in this contest to host a music event in Grizzly.

25:11Speaker 22:Oh yeah, music Palooza Grizzly is never gonna win.

25:15Speaker 5:Oh yeah, says who.

25:18Speaker 13:That's just what people are saying.

25:20Speaker 23:Well, I heard that Levi Hayes is in town with his music.

25:24Speaker 13:Manager, Levi Hayes, the singer.

25:27Speaker 23:Yes, and if he's here that means they might be getting ready to announce a winner.

25:34Speaker 13:Us Levi Hayes.

25:36Speaker 2:Ooh, I'm gonna go check the cafe.

25:38Speaker 23:Okay, you really should come Bull again sometime.

25:42Speaker 17:Love to see you.

25:43Speaker 10:Uh.

25:44Speaker 13:Thanks, that was super weird.

25:49Speaker 22:What do we do tell Haley to tell the guy in the cowboy hat not to go to the cafe?

25:54Speaker 11:Levi Hayes, for real, let's warn them.

26:00Speaker 4:There's a musician in Discovery Mountain and May is determined to find him.

26:05Speaker 2:Isn't she?

26:05Speaker 5:Director Doug?

26:06Speaker 3:She is?

26:07Speaker 24:And what did Carson see? The contest is of music plosa?

26:11Speaker 5:Yes, that sounds interesting.

26:13Speaker 3:Definitely.

26:14Speaker 24:Victoria Brooks seems like a determined music manager.

26:17Speaker 5:She really does.

26:19Speaker 4:I like the Discovery Mountain idea. A harvest festival. Well, that's more my style than a noisy palooza.

26:26Speaker 16:Ah me too.

26:28Speaker 24:The Harvest Festival sounds like a wonderful place for our Discovery friends to share their faith.

26:32Speaker 5:Yes, and I liked Kaziah's song.

26:35Speaker 24:The Song for when She Felt Afraid based.

26:38Speaker 4:On Yeah, Psalm fifty six, verse three. Whenever I am afraid, I will trust in you.

26:44Speaker 24:Listeners, do you have a song that you sing when you feel afraid? If not, why not learn kaziahs Oh.

26:50Speaker 5:That's a great way to exercise your faith.

26:53Speaker 3:Try it and we'll see you here.

26:55Speaker 4:Next time you've been listening to Discovery Mountain, where the era is clear enough to hear your imagination, and where every day is an exercise in faith, visit us online to listen to more episodes on demand at Discoverymountain dot com. Discovery Mountain is a ministry of the Voice of Prophecy creator and executive producer Jeane Boonstra, director Douglas Bruce, with original music by Danny Columbi, executive producer Ruben Gomes, producers Fiona Lynn and Joel Baker,