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October 28, 2015: Hear from Jess Harnell and Kimmy Robertson about the past, present, and future of Wooton and Penny.

Wooton was taken with Penny from the moment they met, but Penny took awhile to fall for everyone’s favorite mailman. Since then, the couple has been through many twists and turns before finally arriving at a point of decision in “Taking the Plunge.” Hear what went on behind the scenes as the actors relive their relationship. Plus, hear Bob Smithouser and Dave Arnold in an unusual scene from “Take it on Trust,” this month’s OAC adventure.

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Album 59: Taking the Plunge
Album 59: Taking the Plunge
Album 59: “Taking the Plunge” is coming to a climax!

Don’t miss the final episode — “Let’s Get Together” — airing on the radio and online October 31!

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