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Host Chase Tremaine is joined by Michael Minkoff of the ministries Renew the Arts and Porchlight to discuss this summer's Audiofeed Festival, the importance of communal creativity, ways that art-lovers can be better art-supporters, and much more. (For more, check out Chase's recent appearance on the Renew the Arts Podcast.) The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. To meet the people behind the show, discuss the episodes, participate in polls, and engage in conversations with other listeners, join the JFH Podcast group on Facebook.

This months Good Patron Challenge is to attend a Music Festival this summer if at all possible! Plus Garret brings you the scoop on the latest crowdfunding campaigns.- - - SPOTLIGHT CAMPAIGN - - - * Indelible Grace - Album # 8* https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/indeliblegrace/help-us-make-indelible-grace-8-a-new-hymn-project- - - OTHER CAMPAIGNS - - - *Lost Dogs - Trick of the Light https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thelostdogs/the-lost-dogs*Adam Again - In a New World of Time & Ten Songs by Adam Again - https://boonesoverstock.com/collections/pre-orders/products/adam-again-new-world-ten-songs-2-cd-2-vinyl-bundle*Rich Mullins Ragamuffin Album Live - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andrewpeterson/andrew-peterson-presents-the-ragamuffin-album-live*Sower Project - I Want to See Clearly https://www.sowerproject.com/home*Paul Demer - Psalms https://pauldemer.bandcamp.com/album/psalms*Prayer Chain - Communion (Mercury) - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theprayerchain/the-prayer-chain-mercury-30th-anniversary/*Grammatrain - Lonely House & Flying https://girdermusic.com/collections/pre-orders*Bride - Scarecrow Messiah https://girdermusic.com/collections/pre-orders*Sacred Warrior - Master's Command https://boonesoverstock.com/collections/pre-orders/products/sacred-warrior-masters-command-orange-vinyl-2025-retroactive-limited-150-copies*Dogwood - Good Ol' Daze https://popr-records.myshopify.com/collections/dogwood*KJ52 - My Favorite Rapper Is KJ52 (box set) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kj52/my-favorite-rapper-is-kj52--- RESOURCES ---*Christian Festival Association - https://www.christianfestivalassociation.com/*AudioFeed Festival - https://audiofeedfestival.com/*Alive Music Festival - https://www.alive.org/*Chase Tremaine Friends Club - https://friends.chasetremaine.com/ ....(Look for clubcast 024 )*Memories With a Beat episode featuring Garret Godfrey & Adam Again https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/memories-with-a-beat-1383138/episodes/who-can-hold-us-with-garrett-g-95990120- - - CREDITS - - - * Host/Producer - Garret Godfrey* Executive Producer - Dave Trout*Playlist of over 100 great artists all with under 10K monthly listeners - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4kVNh7DVpO5eoMssGS2Lmi?si=eb1bb0f5aa5c487c * Good Patrons email newsletter https://utrmedia.us14.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=85113034823cd07c83d277cad&id=ca2fe47e5d *All the socials - https://linktr.ee/goodpatronpodcast * Email: goodpatronpodcast@gmail.com * Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/good-patron-utr-media-555222 * All songs used are with permission or under fair use provisions(c) 2025 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit org - info at https://utrmedia.org

In this live talk, recorded at the Audiofeed Festival in Urbana, Illinois, Stephen Roach encourages listeners that the value of a dream is not contingent upon its coming to pass. The value of a dream, he says, is in the dreaming. For anyone, who has grappled with the death of a dream or the pain of letting go, this talk will encourage you that a dream can take many shapes and forms and that nothing is wasted. Join the Makers and Mystics Creative CollectiveTake Stephen's FREE course on Creativity & FearSupport the podcast with a one-time donation.

This week, I am joined by my new cohost, Nic Gundy! We both attended Audiofeed Festival 2024! So we wanted to talk about it. We also took some time to discuss Anne Wilson's latest controversial hit, "Songs About Whiskey." The Wingfeather Saga: Season One Commentary: https://cliffordclose.bandcamp.com/album/the-wingfeather-saga-season-one-commentary Want your music on our Spotlight segment? Submit it here: https://forms.gle/YFsEUTjcVku1h1aTA New Sherwood Forest music! New single "Disentangle": https://sherwoodforest.bandcamp.com/track/disentangle "Lost & Found" album of unreleased demos and songs: https://sherwoodforest.bandcamp.com/album/lost-found My first line of merch! https://im-clifford-today.myspreadshop.com/ New episode every other Monday 12pm CST. Follow the I'm Clifford Today Show on any podcast platform! https://anchor.fm/imcliffordtoday Follow me on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/imcliffordtoday My clips and highlights channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ImClippordToday My gaming channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH0vEbkItCajSezxh3Jjejw Check out the Podwood Forecast! https://anchor.fm/podwoodforecast Check out my "Cliff's Picks" Spotify playlist! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/137H5LBYkA9GX4Jqq7vk0s?si=aa64e4163083420f Leave a like and a comment! Subscribe for more content like this: https://www.youtube.com/ImCliffordToday Like my Book of Faces: https://www.facebook.com/imcliffordtoday [00:00:00] – Introduction [00:00:45] - Getting to know Nic! [00:12:27] – Announcements/Housekeeping [00:24:22] – Our time at Audiofeed [00:35:05] – Podwood Forecast [00:36:29] – Riverside [00:38:54] – SPOTLIGHT [00:40:06] – Our time at Audiofeed (cont.) [01:26:52] – Anne Wilson's "Songs About Whiskey" [01:44:26] – My Humble Opinion: "Do It Again" by Steven Curtis Chapman, "No Such Thing" by Paul Meany, "Loriella" by My Epic, "The Rain Falls Sideways" by Benjamin Daniel [02:16:23] – Outro

To mark Audiofeed Festival this July 4 weekend, we have an extra special episode for you! Hear from our friend Zach Bolen of CITIZENS, who are headlining. And then stick around for Jess's top music of 2024 so far. This is the PERFECT episode for that road trip....or walk around the block to get some head space from the festivities. Audiofeed is happening July 4-7 in Urbana, Illinois. Get tickets to Audiofeed here: https://AudioFeedFestival.com Connect or buy tix to see Zach and the band on tour @Citizens_Music and https://WeAreCitizens.com Buy/stream the "Hold Him High" EP by CITIZENS here: https://tr.ee/iFWulpXZIs Hear our previous Audiofeed episode with headliner Andy Squyres here: https://tr.ee/_CTqr_6hKk Hear our previous episodes with CITIZENS here: https://spoti.fi/3ztpy36 OUR BEST MUSIC OF 2024 (so far): Manna by Chris Renzema: https://chrisrenzema.os.fan/ In Bloom by Jon Foreman: https://jonforeman.lnk.to/inbloomIB A New Reality by Sarah Kroger: https://slinky.to/SarahKrogerANewReality Hard Truths by Dani Miché: https://lnk.bio/BeSY MUSIC Hold Him Up feat Mitch Wong by CITIZENS By The Grace of God by Grace Graber Connect with the 'Songs That Changed You' podcast here: https://apple.co/48pWMMA SUBSCRIBE/CONNECT/LET'S BE FRIENDS: https://linktr.ee/betweenyoumepod Music published with permission of artist and fair use permissions. Produced by Josh Dunn Media.

Independent musician, road warrior, and concert organizer Kevin Schlereth makes his first appearance on the podcast to divulge the exciting details of the upcoming Audiofeed Festival in Illinois over the July 4th weekend (click here for the lineup and tickets). He shares some of the behind-the-scenes details and history of the festival before going off on many tangents with host Chase Tremaine about a range of topics from scheduling tours and playing house shows to the importance of giving and receiving gifts within Christianity. Would you like to hear and even appear as a guest on the host's new podcast series? Click here for more information. The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. To meet the people behind the show, discuss the episodes, ask questions, and engage in conversations with other listeners, join the JFH Podcast group on Facebook.

Poet and musician Andy Squyres makes subversive music that will stretch your mind and soul, and on our latest ep he joins Jess to chat about what it means to chase a God-given calling rather than social influence in Christian music. Plus, they talk about an upcoming gig at Audiofeed Festival and his newest single 'Death Defying Joy'. Connect @AndySquyres and AndySquyres.com Buy/stream 'Death Defying Joy' here: https://spotify.link/QfFwBiz6UIb Buy tix to Audiofeed Festival on the July 4 weekend: AudioFeedFestival.com MUSIC Cherry Blossoms by Andy Squyres Dead Horse by Andy Squyres Before You God by Andy Squyres Death Defying Joy by Andy Squyres You Bring The Morning by Andy Squyres Love Never Fails by Andy Squyres God Be The Glory by WeAreMessengers ADVERTISMENTS Buy tickets to Audiofeed Music Festival here: AudioFeedFestival.com Get ‘God Be The Glory' by WeAreMessengers here: https://wearemessengers.lnk.to/GodBeTheGlory Connect with the 'Songs That Changed You' podcast here: https://apple.co/48pWMMA SUBSCRIBE/CONNECT/LET'S BE FRIENDS: https://linktr.ee/betweenyoumepod Music published with permission of artist and fair use permissions. Produced by Josh Dunn Media.

The guest this week is Kevin Schlereth, who is the President of the nonprofit that runs Audiofeed Festival. The four day festival will be on July 4-7th this year in Urbana Illinois.  If you want to know more about the festival's heart and beginnings and what to expect this year.

On this episode, we are joined by keyboardist and songwriter Ojo Taylor, guitarist and writer Gym Nicholson, long-time lead vocalist Sim Wilson, and drummer Gary Olsen of the Orange County rock band Undercover for an expansive conversation recorded in front of a live audience at the Audiofeed Festival in Illinois. Undercover emerged in the early 1980s at the pole position of the frenetic “second wave” of Jesus Rock that saw an explosion of New Wave, Punk, Rock, and pop bands like Lifesavors, Altar Boys, Lifters, Common Bond, Crumbacher, Youth Choir, and others fill high school auditoriums, bowling alleys, parks, and church youth halls with a righteous racket that thrilled teens, worried some parents, and eventually set the stage for the big business era of Christian rock in the 90s. Ojo Taylor not only led Undercover, though, he was also a curator of this bourgeoning scene – managing labels, producing albums, and putting together one of the most important early compilation albums – which spins when we crank up the now sticker-covered Jukebox for an overview of those heady, loud, formative years.   Ojo made more waves in what's left of this underground community when he publicly admitted that he no longer holds the same religious beliefs for which he rocked so passionately back in the day. Like others, his personal spiritual journey has taken him in a direction that does not include the Evangelical faith of his younger years. But earlier this year, when a Christian music festival invited the long-defunct band to reunite for a special show, they agreed – and rocked Audiofeed (and before that, the Anaheim House of Blues) quite successfully. Why would a band with differing beliefs agree to gigs like those?   As Ojo says, “Belief is overrated. Agreement is overrated. Love is underrated.”   Find full Show Notes, including photos and video from Undercover's set at Audiofeed HERE or at TrueTunes.com/Undercover   Undercover Music List   Opening Segment Phil Keaggy & Rex Paul – Full Circle (podcast theme) Undercover – Man, O, Man; World Come Crashing Down; He's In Love With You   Interview Segment Undercover – Excuse Us; I'll Be a Fool; Daddy-O; God Rules; Cry Myself to Sleep; Darkest Hour; Is Anyone Thirsty?; Work It Out; Devotion; Dark Night; Bridge of Life; One to One; Promenade; Land of Luxury The Altar Boys  – I'm Into God Freedom of Soul – Caught in a Land of Time   JUKEBOX Blessed Hope – Something More Bob & Joy Cull – Sail Away Undercover – One of These Days The Proclaimers (U.S.) – Rejoice Stephen Crumbächer – It Don't Matter Youth Choir – It's So Wonderful The Lifters – Listen Children The Omega Band – Idols Sharon McCall – From the Grave C.I.A. – Your Choice Malcolm and the Mirrors – Apathy The Altar Boys – Go for You Lifesavers – She's On Fire SFC – Phase III Adam Again – Eyes Wide Open The Electrics – Get to Heaven The Violet Burning – Low (Third Wave) The Prayer Chain – Chatterbox (Third Wave) D.A.S. – Beautiful World (Third Wave) Dakoda Motor Co. – Wind ‘N' Sea (Fourth Wave) Mortal – Paradigm One (Fourth Wave) Fold Zandura – Deep Surround Seven Day Jesus – Strength   Spot Breaks Phil Keaggy & Mike Pachelli – Maccadocious (Two of Us)  

Few artists have committed to the ethic of apocalyptic – even gothic – Americana as completely as Colorado's David Eugene Edwards. From his early work with The Denver Gentlemen and 16 Horsepower to the last two decades of material he has offered via Wovenhand, Edwards practically haunts every stage, and album, with spirits that are simultaneously spectral and Biblical. On this episode of the True Tunes Podcast, John J. Thompson sits down with Edwards in front of a live audience at the Audiofeed Festival in Champaign, Illinois to talk about his origins, his musical concepts, and his mystical perspectives on everything from the nature of art and humanity to the essence of spirituality and redemption. Then we crank up the jukebox to hear some other seminal apocalyptic music – and consider the value and purpose of provocative art in general. What is it that is being hidden, revealed, discovered, or avoided, when we drop the needle these days?   Full Show Notes and a special Apocalypse Rocks Playlist are available HERE or at TrueTunes.com/Wovenhand   The True Tunes Podcast is sponsored by VisionTrust.org. Help us change the world one child at a time by sponsoring a child today. Visit VisionTrust.org/TrueTunes for more information. If you would like to support the show, please consider joining our Patreon community or dropping us a one-time tip and check out our NEW MERCH!

On this special @45RPM episode we talk about the importance of festivals as we connect with Audiofeed's head booker, Luke Welchel to hear about the roots, purpose, and plans for one of the midwest's coolest events. We also announce the full lineup for the 2022 event for the very first time! Audiofeed happens June 30 through July 3 and is one of the funkiest, grittiest, and most unique festivals in the country. Rock, metal, rap, alternative, spoken word, Americana, and some just plain weird stuff, all flow together with conversations, food, and friends. True Tunes is proud to be in the house for the 8th annual Audiofeed Festival featuring live performances by one of the most eclectic line-ups in rock… including: Listener, Rosie Thomas, Flatfoot 56, Propaganda, Pedro the Lion, Randy Stonehill, David Eugene Edwards of Woven Hand, Eric Clayton of Saviour Machine, Undercover, Jeff Elbel and Ping, Glenn Kaiser Band, The Wayside, 6'10,  Spoken Nerd, Moral DK, The Huntingtons, Threnodian, Rusty Shipp Jay Joseph, Dan Smith (solo), Revisionist, Narrow/Arrow, V8 Vast Change, Ami Moss, Levi The Poet, The Cedar Shakes, Wind Words, Idle Threat, Egypt Speaks, Pray for Sleep, SPACESHIPS, All Hallowed, Benjamin Daniel, Jericho Harlot, Side Walk Slam, 720=-74s, Words, Adjy, Heather Hammers, Bad Ghost, Saint of Pine Hills, Max Simmons, and more to come...   And in addition to the music, we'll be bringing the True Tunes Live event to the fairgrounds AND will host some on-stage interviews that just might make it onto the podcast. Propaganda will be doing a reading from his new book Terraform, Listener will be hosting a writing workshop – and who knows WHAT else might happen...   It all starts the evening of June 30 with a special pre-fest celebration and concert and then continues through July 3rd   Head over to AudiofeedFestival.com, get your tickets, and make plans to hang out with True Tunes and some of your favorite artists at a festival you'll never forget.

The Youngblood Podcast Presents......... Joshua Clifton interviews Nate Allen of Good Saint Nathanael & Destroy Nate Allen at Audiofeed Festival 2019. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehivepodcast/support

Honeygold Records Presents, The Hive, EP: 41: The gang gets together to recap all that happened during Buzz at the Burg Fest and Audio Feed Music Festival. It is pretty apparent that Josh's son London and his salesman skills are the star of the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehivepodcast/support

"Current Events, etc ... "Alan and Em talk about some Dorkness-related current events, give some updates about past episodes and guests, talk about the new Dorkness to Light blog, and then go over lots and lots of terrific feedback from terrific listeners.Click on the player below to listen to the episode: Right-click to download the episode.You may also subscribe to the podcast through Apple Podcasts or the RSS Feed.Link: Dorkness to Light Blog (new address) Link: Musician Jeff Anderson's campaignLink: Coyote Kid's campaignLink: The Audiofeed FestivalLink: The Religion Prof PodcastLink: A Christian Gaming Podcast We would love to hear from you about this topic, the podcast episode, or monsters in general. Send e-mail feedback to dorknesstolight@gmail.com You can follow the network on twitter @DorknessToLight or Alan @ProfessorAlan

  David and Chunjay discuss where they are and what they are doing for the weekend. David discusses the ups and downs of therapy. On the collapse of silence. What is lacking? Sometimes it’s not stuff. On living within the evangelical subculture. Discussing whiskey. On Jamey and David’s friendship, and the wisdom David imparted to him. On sharing stories. David is working on a project called Postmodern Hymns. On Christianity and Art. On the narrative of faith giving way to the narrative of consumption. On how Christian music has become a safe soccer mom thing. On John Reuben saying “shit” on his new record. Lots of other stuff. :) Kenosis - about emptying, not acquiring knowledge. On success vs. vulnerability. On being helpful to friends.   Great lines from David: “Sex is a gift or a curse, depending on how you handle it.” “Maybe postmodernity and consumption are not the best thing for the soul.” “I’m an older guy trying to figure out, ‘What is my legacy?’” “I get to be around children a lot. I find that the older I get, the more and more children make. They’re still vibrant about life.” “In ancient cultures, there was a lot more storytelling, and people had those stories inform them.” “As the consumption became more important than the proclamation, the proclamation got dumbed down, and the consumption went up, and so now it’s bad art, and it’s trying to talk about God simultaneously. It’s like, oh, crap, we don’t need more of this.” “Any guy who wants to walk in integrity with his sexuality knows that he needs assistance.” “I think self is much more communal. It’s not just communal in the sense of you’re meant to be a part of something bigger than yourself. You don’t become yourself until you understand you’re a part of something bigger than yourself. There’s a mutuality to it.” “What part of my life am I in denial about? Because I think somehow what has happened to  me in the past when I did those things, it wouldn’t happen again. What would lead me to believe that I could somehow bypass that? And when somebody tells you the story of where they’re at, it’s a reminder of their mutual vulnerability.” “Our culture doesn’t teach us to wait for the good stuff.” “I was trying to act like I was angry, because that was what I was told to do. The truth is, I had to get in touch with how pervasive those acts had…affected me, made me afraid of people, made me stand-offish, made me fearful of intimacy, made me distrustful of EVERYBODY. I’m talking at a deep level. Physically distrustful.” “And of course it fed into some of my weaknesses, like rather than be in a healthy sexual relationship, I would be more of a voyeur. I would stand apart. I didn’t know how to be in my body, because I left my body as a 6 year old kid.” “I’ve had to realize that not going to that place and processing that was very dangerous for my soul. I didn’t know it, but it was forming in me this sense that I was what happened to me.” “And we often tend to think like we are what happened to us. So if somebody divorces me unfairly, if someone abuses me unfairly, fires us unfairly, says something to us that’s unfair, there’s this part of us, the little kid inside, ‘Well, I guess that’s who I am.’ And then we start making decisions that affirm that. And then one day we wake up and find that we’re the perpetrator that hurt us.” “Now, it’s more of a protecting myself by believing what’s beautiful about me, what’s beautiful and true. And not what’s dark and hidden.” “Before I was trying to be angry because people would say, ‘Oh, he’s working on it.’” “Do you like tacos?” “Look at me, sure.”   Lines from Chunjay: “The intent and context. I played a couple of ‘Christian’ shows this summer, and I really am trying to avoid doing that. The must that I am writing now belongs in bars and breweries, and coffee shops where adults are. And I remember playing my first youth group in more than a decade. And I cut two songs out. It’s not that I said anything that was technically wrong, but gosh, our lead song is ‘The Waitress Song,’ and we talk about drinking rum and Coke, and asking the waitress for her phone number, and that is not what I’m trying to put in front of 14 years old.”   What are we drinking: David Bunker: Riesling Wine Jamey Bennett: 1816 Chattanooga Whiskey, a Yuengling   David Bunker’s info: Find him on Facebook, and look up the notes if you friend him.   Chunjay’s info: @royalruckus, @royalruckusofficial, @justjamey, @jameybennett, http://pledgemusic.com/projects/worldsokayestrapper   Others: http://samsonsociety.org http://newadamweekend.org   Featured songs: “Never…” by Royal Ruckus (featuring Jeremiah Dirt and Manchild of Mars Ill and Deepspace5) from The Summer of the Cicadas “The Waitress Song” by Royal Ruckus from The Summer of the Cicadas “Shipwreck” by CookBook and Uno.Mas from the Robertson Bullies EP “How Does It Feel?”  by Royal Ruckus (featuring Shedlyn) from The Summer of the Cicadas “The Chicken-Filled Donut Caper” by Royal Ruckus Closing song: “Doin’ It My Way” by Buckshot LeFonque Shout outs: Mary Oliver, The Waste Makers book, a men’s social group Whiskey & Iron, Randy Newman, Sixpence None the Richer, Argyle Park, Cornerstone, Burning Man, Pedro the Lion, Neal Morse, John Reuben, AudioFeed Festival, Samson Society, New Adam, Nate Larkin, Metanoia, The Samson House, Orthodoxy, Richard Rohr, Sam Kem.

  Jeb Wilson of Nashville Photography Group is our guest for Episode 16.   Jeb hates spam. Can you curse on this podcast? Punk rock kid, ska kid, hip-hop kids. On similarities between punk and hip-hop cultures. Did the LAPD kill 2Pac? “Elvis Presley, Notorious, and 2Pac were way to big of ego maniacs to ever disappear.” On the KKK marching in the Christmas parade in Oildale.   “Dial It Up” by Royal Ruckus from Rumors of Our Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated, available at RoyalRuckus.Bandcamp.com and pretty much everywhere you can stream music.   Chunjay talks about the history of Al Pastor tacos. Again. Catching up with Jeb. Talking about Mike Walker aka Flatline. How Flatline quit his job at the movie theatre. On working at Starbucks, http://neopolis.me/post/4989953615/some-time-ago-i-worked-at-starbucks-with-my-pal Jeb burps, and Chunjay censors it. How he gradually found himself doing photography. “When it comes down to it, it’s something my grandfather used to say, ‘Hard work pays off.’” Biggie documentary: http://www.aetv.com/specials/biggie-the-life-of-notorious-big “When people aren’t doing well in business stuff, the first thing I look at is, ‘What’s your work ethic?’ Are you putting in the time?” On awards that Jeb has won for photography. On making music videos. On setting goals. Weekly Goal100 accountability phone call with Cookbook of LA Symphony. On making checklists and setting parameters. Recommended app: EverNote. On going to movies and art museums for inspiration and ideas. On Flat Earth view of Antarctica. On BOB raising money to prove the earth is flat.   “Sunshine California” (Demo) by Royal Ruckus from Seventeen Candles, available free at NoiseTrade.com/RoyalRuckus   Chunjay and Jeb leave the taco truck and go back to Jeb’s  house for a chat. Chunjay is drinking a Dogfishhead 60 Minute IPA.  On craft beer and breweries. On bourbons. Lemon juice + bourbon + honey = nommmmm On carbonated coffee with bourbon. The AudioFeed Festival, and Jay Newman. A fun story about California rappers Royal Ruckus being on tour in Michigan in a Dodge Caravan with no scraper, no heater, and only blankets. Actress and model Savannah Clare Edwards; a former student of Chunjay’s when he was a teacher; a model for Jeb; and featured in two Royal Ruckus videos. Janelle, we need to know: who do you love more?   “Shipwreck” by Cookbook and Uno.Mas from The Roberson Bullies EP.   “My dating life makes the Titanic look like a small tugboat going down in the Kern River.” On the current dating landscape. Chunjay’s theories on why dating is so messed up right now. 1. People are maturing later. Extended adolescence. 2. Use of pornography or hookups and how it sabotages relationships. 3. The illusion of extra options. On embracing the single life. On traveling alone. Olivia Chug gets a shout-out by Chunjay. Jeb groans. On Chewbacca, Star Wars, and Disney. On giving back to the community. On serving the homeless. Jeb’s favorite taco is a spicy carne asada taco. Against cheese on tacos. “I want to taste the pigeon and the cat fully on the taco.” Podcast recommendation: The Son of a Gun Podcast (Josh Vietti), The Robcast (Rob Bell), Tactical Talk (Allison Barrie), This Is Why You’re Single (Laura Lane and Angela Spera). Jeb’s socials: @thejebwilson on instagram Chunjay’s socials: @royalruckus and @royalruckusofficial   Favorite song? “Juicy” by Notorious BIG. Shoutouts: NWA, 2Pac, Notorious BIG, working as a Starbucks barista, Yazoo, Turtle Anarchy, Mayday Brewery, Dogfishhead, Spoken Nerd and Invisible Library Records, Big Bang Theory, Twins featuring Danny Devito and Arnold Schwartzenneger, Modern Romance by Aziz Ansari (https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Romance-Aziz-Ansari/dp/0143109251), The Walking Dead. Background music by Metal Fingers, Special Herbs Vol. 12.

MPWALKER aka Michael Walker aka Flatline What are you up to? Coffee making Nashville songwriting at Starbucks, and all walks of life in Starbucks. On celebrities at Starbucks. BEN FOLDS! A Ben Folds meet-up?   “Arrive at Something” (original version) by Royal Ruckus   Meeting Moonhooch, clip from Number 9. Clip from “The Waitress Song” by Royal Ruckus. How Ben Folds inspired some of our songs. One of Chunjay’s favorite songwriters is Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie or The Postal Service. Flatline on producing beats: “We don’t sound like hard-hitting gangster, New York rap, by our beat standards, but having that inspiration…okay, this really changes everything.” “You have to prove you’re a creative person in the hip-hop scene because there is so much biting going on.” On natural talent in music. On our history together and training in music. Flatline: “There’s only so much mumble rap I can get with before I can be like, ‘I don’t have enough cough syrup to drink to keep up with you bro.’” What are we drinking? Flatline discusses Wild Gift Coffee in Austin, TX. On Mexican Coffee. Memory lane: coffee tasting like wine tasting. Extended discussion of how to enjoy coffee. French press. Hand pour.  V-60? Flatline loves Indonesian and Mexican coffees. He explains why. “Indonesian coffee tends to be earthy, mushroomy, musty, moist smelling. It doesn’t smell sweet, usually.”   “Gimme Dat” by Cookbook and Flynn Adam from the Best in Class EP.   On organic coffee and fair trade designations. More about coffee. Coffee, coffee, coffee. Sam Adams Pumpkin ale. Guinness and other ales. Chunjay on Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach. Both gentlemen discuss Guinness beer and other drinks.   “Cafe Marata” by Royal Ruckus. Shouts to Mase and Alice Cooper. Shout to Sphereofhiphop.com   Flatline’s favorite taco: Al Pastor. On breakfast tacos. On Chunjay gaining weight in Austin eating tacos, drinking beer and liquor, and working on the album. Chunjay on the origins of Al Pastor: Lebanese immigrants brought the style to Mexico. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_pastor On beat production and dope hip-hop. Flatline and Chunjay growing up together. Pete Rock beat instrumental inspiration. Remix of Juicy by Notorious BIG. Flatline shows his cards.   “Behind the Scenes” by Royal Ruckus from Pocket Lint and Spare Change (Deluxe Edition).   On making beats together, and writing to other people’s music. On Flatline’s beats vs. buying beats online. How Royal Ruckus makes music together. On solo projects together. On Shadow of the Locust and other side groups. On hatred of phone calls. Chunjay: “Only sociopaths make phone calls without texting first, unless you’re a telemarketer. What do you want?” Royal Ruckus anniversaries: 1 year for Summer of the Cicadas, 15 years for Self-Titled, 20 years for the group. On The Royal Ruckus and booking shows. Closing song: “The Chicken-Filled Donut Caper” by Royal Ruckus from Pocket Lint and Spare Change (Deluxe Edition). Background beats by Flatline, Cookbook, Ben Folds, Moonhooch, Pete Rock, Panos Kiamos. Extra Shout-Outs: Taboo Tales Podcast, Steven Curtis Chapman, Bill Gaither, Jimmy Wayne, Lance Bass from N*Sync, Pattie Griffin, RZA from Wu-Tang, Beastie Boys, Herb Alpert, Flatline’s dad, Delinquent Habits, Cypress Hill, House of Pain, Soul Assassins, DJ Muggs, DJ Lethal, Funkdoobiest, Wu-Tang, UMC’s, Liquid Swords by GZA, Groovebox drum machine, Panos Kiamos, Tom Green’s “Undercutters,” Dr. Laura Schlessinger, The Royal Ruckus, AudioFeed Festival, The Giant and the Tailor.

Traveling around and talking to podcast listeners, we’ve found that The BadChristian Podcast is listened to by pastors, volunteers, and attendees of mainstream churches.  Most of them just don’t admit to it.  Aaron Lunsford tells his story of starting a BBQ business, having his new rig break down, and seeing his actual business go up in literal flames. All in one day. Lastly, BC Club boy proposes to BC Club girl on the show.   Links & Sponsors: badchristianmedia.com thebcclub.com To Speak of Wolves "Dead In The Shadow" pre-order: solidstate.merchnow.com  

Luke Welchel, co-founder of AudioFeed Festival joins to discuss the mixed lineup. As he says, “If we want non-Christians to come to the festival, why wouldn’t we let them play it?” Joey’s senile grandma is stealing from other nursing home residents, and Toby wants to rename female genitalia.   Sponsor Links: http://badchristianmedia.com http://indochino.com and use promo code “BADCHRISTIAN” for 50% off your order!

Matt McGinley, drummer for Gym Class Heroes who toured with Matt Carter in Emery, joins this episode to talk about his work on the new S-Town Podcast and This American Life, and his dream of doing film composing.   Links and Sponsors: breakitdownpod.com  https://www.patreon.com/breakitdownpod emerymusic.com http://bswusa.com/ code DOWN for 10% off AudioFeed Festival - badchristianday.com https://smalltalkmusica.com/ https://stownpodcast.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dustin is on the road in Champaign and hanging with his buddies The Huntingtons after their set at the Audiofeed Festival. We drink beers from Boulevard, Warped Wing, Triptych, Victory, Against the Grain, & Destihl, and play a few tunes from the guys. Topics discussed are Drinking After a Christian Music Fest, More Like The Suckweeds, Absolute Awesome Show, Chris Is the New Beermansky, Stone Cold, Josh Hates Weezer, Lil Drinky Poo, Aged Pickle Juice, More Wrestling Talk, Smells Pissy?!? I Like It, Back To The Future, and Future Plans for The Huntingtons.

Enjoy this live performance as a BC Clubber introduces the podcast that Matt, Toby and Joey perform live in front of hundreds of Christian festival goers in between Emery sets. Joey fails to honor the crowd and control his language, and Matt suggests that Christianity need to police their own in the same way that we would hope Islam would. Sponsors and Links: SpareMin - http://sparemin.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/ Join the BC Club! - http://badchristian.com/contribute

We talk about holy roller internet trolls and Toby’s befuddlement with Christians praying with their arms extended. Also, is there such thing as a stupid prayer request? What about praying for the dead and the ridiculous “unspoken request?” More importantly, we catch up with Dan and Nate from Sherwood to discuss their new record and tour as well as debut a new track from the album.   Sponsors and Links: Sherwood Pre-Order and Tour - http://sherwoodmusic.net/ SpareMin - http://sparemin.com/ Solid State Records - http://merchnow.com/catalogs/solid-state Weebly - http://weebly.com/badchristian AudioFeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/

Jason Soto (Cookbook) of the critically acclaimed hip-hop outfit, L.A. Symphony joins the podcast to talk hip-hop, the deconstruction of his former evangelical faith, the ensuing treatment he received from the church, his conviction of authenticity and where he’s at now in his music career. Joey also saw a cat trying to commit suicide and another pastor makes an unnecessary awkward joke to find common ground. Check out Cookbook’s music and hire him to be a coach. Find him @CookBookthePR.   Sponsors and Links:   Blue Apron - http://blueapron.com/badchristian SpareMin - http://sparemin.com/ - @BadChristian for BC Bonus Question segment AudioFeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Classic Crime Kickstarter - http://kck.st/23WCzLB Sherwood Pre-Order - http://sherwoodmusic.net/ House Of Heroes Pre-Order - http://thehouseofheroes.com/ Zach Bolen Pre-Order - http://www.zachbolen.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/

Jay Newman from AudioFeed Festival joins us to chat about the upcoming festivities this summer (June 30-July 3 2016) and the vision of this newer faith and music festival. Jay talks about the origins of the fest and what he thinks makes it special (Hint - running water and air conditioning!). Matt and Toby also promise to play The Question from “front to back” with Devin! Get your asses to BadChristian day on July 3rd! Also, in the news, is that an angel or a porn doll? These are confusing times!   Sponsors and Links: ScoreBig - http://scorebig.com/ - Promo Code: BADCHRISTIAN TrackR - http://thetracker.com/ - Promo Code: BADCHRISTIAN AudioFeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Sherwood Pre-Order - http://sherwoodmusic.net/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/

We talk divorce, abortion, open marriages, and Christianity with this blogger and podcaster. Is atheism a cause? How did he become “The Friendly Atheist?” Are there any similarities between making money off atheism and making it from ministry?  What are the dangers of religion?   Sponsors and Links: NatureBox - http://naturebox.com/badchristian Texture - http://texture.com/badchristian AudioFeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Sherwood Pre-Order - http://sherwoodmusic.net/ Emery Music - http://emeryacoustic.com/

Is it wrong to alter one's natural flow of artistic creation in an attempt to not ruffle feathers? We talk about Emery’s early church touring days and how, according to Toby, the Holy Spirit put a quick halt to playing any more church venues. We talk about Aaron Gillespie using certain words on our podcast and how it cost him some concert dates. He lost money but did he do the right thing? We have some audio troubles and also, Matt runs out of time and has to leave.   Sponsors and Links: Weebly - http://weebly.com/badchristian Silent Planet “Panic Room” - http://solidstate.merchnow.com/ Sherwood Pre-Order - http://sherwoodmusic.net/ Audiofeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/

Matt and Toby are fresh off their Emery acoustic show in Seattle and Joey is feeling and sounding like a new man back from sabbatical. The three discuss the pointlessness of thank you cards, what gender of massage therapist Joey prefers, a new way of looking at “human resources” and another mega-church pastor biting the dust. Also, they agree that if they live to be 90 or older they will spend their final days partying it up and not worrying about what medications might damage their livers.      Sponsors and Links: Blue Apron - http://blueapron.com/badchristian Audiofeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/

We hang out with a listener favorite, author and speaker Peter Enns. He’s written popular books such as "The Bible Tells Me So”, "The Evolution of Adam” and his most recent "The Sin of Certainty.” We talk to him about the future of the church, origins of humanity, whether Adam and Eve were real, the changing meaning of “evangelical" and how people should approach their bible reading.   Sponsors and Links: ScoreBig - https://www.scorebig.com/ - Use promo code “BADCHRISTIAN” for $20 off your first ticket purchase. TrackR - https://www.thetracker.com/ - Use promo code “BADCHRISTIAN” for 30% off your entire order. AudioFeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Peter Enns - http://peteenns.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/

Joey’s still on sabbatical, so Matt and Toby broadcasted the show LIVE and took some questions from the audience and this is the result!   Sponsors and Links: TrackR - http://thetracker.com/ USE PROMO CODE “BADCHRISTIAN”. Emery Live - http://emerylive.com/register/ House Of Heroes - http://thehouseofheroes.com/ Audiofeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/

Church infrastructure is failing pastors.  Why are they given the benefit of the doubt when it comes to extra-marital affairs? Was it a misdirected zeal for the sake of the gospel when Tchividjian’s elders tried to keep his affair hidden?  Why are narcissists attracted to the Pastoral profession? Also, Joey kicks alligators, Matt has a theory about Stockholm Syndrome in pets and we have a short interview with BC clubber Silas George. Sponsors and Links: ScoreBig - Click on the microphone and enter promo code “BADCHRISTIAN” at http://scorebig.com/ Weebly - http://weebly.com/badchristian/ AudioFeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/ House Of Heroes Pre-Order - http://thehouseofheroes.com/

Pastor and author Perry Noble comes on to talk about numbers, transparency, twitter, pastor's salaries, and Mark Driscoll. Also, Toby is filling in as campus pastor for Joey while he’s on sabbatical and accidentally found himself preaching. And Matt uses his dishwasher as the ultimate example of religious superstitious behavior.   Sponsors and Links: Blue Apron - http://blueapron.com/badchristian/ NatureBox - http://naturebox.com/badchristian/ Perry Noble - http://perrynoble.com/ Audiofeed Festival - http://badchristianday.com/ House Of Heroes - http://thehouseofheroes.com/ Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/

Josh Clifton talks with Jay Newman from AudioFeed and with Fever Fever to discuss the upcoming AudioFeed Festival 2015. Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/YoungBloodMusicCo www.facebook.com/RobTateAudioPro www.facebook.com/TreacherousPeacock Follow us Twitter: @YBMCPodcast @RavenhillMusic @RobTateOnline Check our sites: www.YBMCMedia.com www.RavenhillMusic.com www.RobTateOnline.com Hashtags: #YBMCPodcast #TheGalleryStudio Recurring personalities: @DavyBaysinger @BradyRavenhill @DannyVoris @IMDavidCurtis Sources: STITCHER: http://stitcher.ybmcmedia.com ITUNES: http://itunes.ybmcmedia.com RSS: http://rss.ybmcmedia.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todayinmusichistory/support

Are Christian music festivals significant cultural events? We chat with Luke and Zack of the new and influential, AudioFeed Festival. They share about what it's like to put on an event of this calibre. Listen to a mix of artists that will be found at AudioFeed 2015.

Are Christian music festivals significant cultural events? We chat with Luke and Zack of the new and influential, AudioFeed Festival. They share about what it’s like to put on an event of this calibre. Listen to a mix of artists that will be found at AudioFeed 2015.

Josh Clifton sits down at The Gallery Studio in Spring Hill, TN to discuss the upcoming AudioFeed Festival 2015. Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/YoungBloodMusicCo www.facebook.com/RobTateAudioPro www.facebook.com/TreacherousPeacock Follow us Twitter: @YBMCPodcast @RavenhillMusic @RobTateOnline Check our sites: www.YBMCMedia.com www.RavenhillMusic.com www.RobTateOnline.com Hashtags: #YBMCPodcast #TheGalleryStudio Recurring personalities: @DavyBaysinger @BradyRavenhill @DannyVoris @IMDavidCurtis Sources: STITCHER: http://stitcher.ybmcmedia.com ITUNES: http://itunes.ybmcmedia.com RSS: http://rss.ybmcmedia.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todayinmusichistory/support