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Speaker 1: Cancil to paper sketching you art on this page. What

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Speaker 2: Today?

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Speaker 3: Another adventure waits for you a ro scout and Layla.

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Speaker 3: My comment wong to It's imagination time and Curiosity Cold.

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Speaker 1: Curiosity came.

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Speaker 3: It's a magical place.

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Speaker 2: Come Troup, Welcome to Adventures of Curiosity.

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Speaker 4: Cald Hello, and welcome back to season four of Adventures

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Speaker 4: of Curiosity.

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Speaker 5: Cod It's me Ella.

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Speaker 4: The Curious and whether you're joining us for the first

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Speaker 4: time or coming back for more adventures, I'm so thrilled

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Speaker 4: to have you here. This season, we'll dive into brand

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Speaker 4: new adventures from my treehouse.

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Speaker 5: Think cozy beanbags, bluffy.

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Speaker 4: Pillows, and of course my favorite stuffy row right by

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Speaker 4: her relaxing dream spread, perfect for story time. So what

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Speaker 5: Addie the Battie Part one.

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Speaker 6: Adelaide. That was a very popular name at Birds of

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Speaker 6: Paradise High. Almost everyone knew Adelaide. She was the one

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Speaker 6: quickly moved on to the things that came naturally school,

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Speaker 6: Over the years, she realized she was really good at art.

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Speaker 6: What started as something fun she did every now and

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Speaker 6: She meant to walk right past, but something stopped her.

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Speaker 6: Maybe it was the squeak of the sneakers. Maybe it

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Speaker 6: Both of her parents froze. Adelaide had never talked about

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Speaker 6: A single thought floated between her parents, Did we handle

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Speaker 4: Thanks Dad, but I'll pass. I'm going to work on

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Speaker 6: Her dad gave a little nod, the kind you give

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Speaker 6: Her dad lit up, eager to be helpful again, he

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Speaker 6: rummaged through box after box, football, two old baseball gloves,

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Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, yes, that's exactly what I wanted.

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Speaker 5: Can you pump it up?

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Speaker 6: Her dad grinned wide. This he could do. Adelaide took

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Speaker 6: She had noticed something the girls did during practice, how

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Speaker 6: That night, ADDIE's mom didn't say a word about the

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Speaker 5: I know what would make these arms feel better. Some

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Speaker 5: chocolate ice cream.

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Speaker 4: I'm going to pass on the ice cream, but I

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Speaker 5: Addie, we should talk about body types.

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Speaker 4: Our family has always been built a little bulkier.

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Speaker 5: We're powerful.

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Speaker 6: Adelaide cut her off immediately.

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Speaker 4: Mom, I know that I'm not trying to change that,

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Speaker 6: Her mom stood, grateful for something to do. You got it,

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Speaker 4: Maybe I should take her advice too, But can I

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Speaker 6: They finished their show sharing a big bowl of berries.

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Speaker 6: When the last one was gone, her mom blinked in surprise.

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Speaker 5: Addie, Wow, what what happened? Those berries filled me up?

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Speaker 5: You were right. I don't need a bowl of ice

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Speaker 6: The following days were interesting. Any free moment Adelaide had,

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Speaker 6: They loved her curiosity, but worried she was pouring her

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Speaker 6: One night, after Addie went to bed, she heard them talking.

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Speaker 4: She's in a vulnerable space right now. This is her

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Speaker 6: Oh what's the harm in trying volleyball?

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Speaker 4: She's only four to nine. The shortest girl on the

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Speaker 6: Five foot nine, that's me exactly.

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Speaker 4: She's not getting any taller, and I don't want her

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Speaker 6: Addie lay in bed, staring at the ceiling. Their words

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Speaker 6: They were loud and different way. They said, who cares

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Speaker 6: It's that simple after a hundred But what if attacked

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Speaker 5: To do this, so I'm going to do it. Wow.

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Speaker 4: I'm so excited to see if Adelaide will stick with volleyball.

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Speaker 5: I never even considered.

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Speaker 4: That I could go against the odds. From now on,

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Speaker 4: Curiosity Cove.

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Speaker 5: We're big fans of yours too.

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Speaker 4: Drop your kids' names and your podcast reviews and we'll

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Speaker 4: give them a special Curiosity Cove shout out on an

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Speaker 4: upcoming episode.

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Speaker 5: Can't wait to celebrate your amazing kiddos.

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Speaker 4: Adventure and Curiosity Awaits all right, I need a snack,

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Speaker 4: so I'm headed back home. Until next time. Friends, we

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Speaker 4: never say goodbye. It's always see you later. Adventures of

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Speaker 4: Curiosity Cove was created by Tika Sumter and Nicholas Muscarella.

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Speaker 4: Written by Nicholas James Muscarella. Adventures of Curiosity Coves theme

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Speaker 4: song was written and composed by Mattie Limb and sung

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Speaker 4: by Laura Saraphine.

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Speaker 5: Engineered by Robert.

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Speaker 4: Aultchuler, sound effects by Command Creative Studios. Ella the Curious

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Speaker 4: is an original story series created by Tika Sumter.

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Speaker 2: At Curiosity col.

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Speaker 1: Curiosity, Come.

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Speaker 6: Get some Magical Place, Come Trum.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to Adventures Up Curiosity cal This is a Fort

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Speaker 2: Sumter production.