Podcast appearances and mentions of chad gardner

Today we're joined by one of our favorite Christian bands, King's Kaleidoscope! Chad Gardner talks to us about their new experimental project that you need to check out. Plus, the cast talks about taking risks in art — not just music, but movies and more — and we have the week's RELEVANT Buzz, covering everything from a big announcement from Rolling Loud, to Jesus showing up in the college football bowl season and more. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Today we have a convo with Chad Gardner of Kings Kaleidoscope. What's most intriguing about Chad is that he is an incredibly efficient, high-level, high-energy problem solver. He fits a pattern that we see over and over again in this world of kids who come from families with engineering and technical talent and use this to power high level creativity and art. chad's ability to lead creative teams and react and improvise is what leads to the aesthetic and musical excellence that Kings Kaleidoscope is known for. They are also known for having a rebellious spirit from within the Christian music and worship worlds, pushing boundaries, and an extremely DIY approach to everything. They have a new self-titled album out today, go listen on Spotify, and also a full US tour starting this week, go to https://kampkaleidoscope.com/ to find your city and get tickets. Listen to the new album https://ffm.to/kings-kaleidoscope.NQD

Mars Hill's music grew out of the same counter-cultural ethos that defined the rest of its ministry. Most of the church's founding members thought Christian contemporary music was too saccharine and polished for their tastes, and what evolved at Mars Hill reflected the gritty and dark sounds of the city around them. But like many other facets of the Mars Hill story, there was much behind the music. Often selected for their charisma and talent, Mars Hill bands found that few cared about the condition of their souls or the posture of their spirits.  Chad Gardner became a worship leader later in the church's history, having grown up listening to the church's music. His eventual decision to leave would mean sacrificing community and intellectual property rights over his band's contributions to the ministry. Some band members, damaged by various spiritual abuses, would leave the faith altogether. In this bonus episode of The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, host Mike Cosper sits down with Chad Gardner, worship leader at Mars Hill, to hear the hard and beautiful stories of the music that defined the community. Peek backstage for a glimpse of what worship leadership meant in this alternative church culture, and hear stories behind some of King's Kaleidescope's albums. Finally, find out why Chad told us, “I never wanted to do a duet with Mark.” “The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill” is a production of Christianity Today  Executive Producer: Erik Petrik Produced, written, edited, and hosted by: Mike Cosper Associate produced by Joy Beth Smith and Azurae Phelps  Music, sound design and mixing: Kate Siefker Graphic Design: Bryan Todd Editorial consulting: Andrea Palpant Dilley Social Media: Kate Lucky  Theme Song: “Sticks and Stones” Kings Keleidoscope Additional Music: Brad Currah, Red Letter, Team Strike Force, The Sing Team, Citizens, and Kings Kaleidoscope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today’s show we talk to Chad Gardner, frontman for one of our favorite indie bands, Kings Kaleidoscope. We discuss the new music they’re working on, current events, and a lot more. Plus, the Hot List covers a troubling new report that came out about Christians, a very positive story from a church in Chicago, and changes at the Oscars. And, yes, Jesse wants to reform the appliance dial industry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's not often that you put indie-rock star and third-generation church leader in the same sentence, but there's nothing kosher about the way Kings Kaleidoscope's Chad Gardner works, not, at least when it comes to creating worship music. In a desperate search for 'realness' in faith and following deep personal reflection on his battle with his mental health, Seattle-based front-man Chad (and his band of friends) released their fifth studio album, Zeal - a controversial mixtape of hip-hop beats, head-swinging guitar riffs and an 'f bomb-ing' prayer that ultimately encapsulates the honest ups and down of one man rediscovering child-like faith. The Profile is brought to you in association with Premier Christianity magazine. Subscribe now for only £4.95/month

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On today’s podcast, we talk with Kings Kaleidoscope’s Chad Gardner about deconstruction and the making of Zeal. Plus, the gang breaks down John MacArthur’s comments about Beth Moore, hears why Lime scooters are in trouble, debates the merits of teaching the Bible in public school and more!   SPONSORS: Feals Feals has us feeling our best every day and it can help you too.  Become a member today by going to https://feals.com/relevant and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping.

In episode eight Daniel sits down with Chad Gardner, the lead singer of Kings Kaleidoscope. Chad has released four albums that have topped the U.S Christian charts. In April, 2019, Chad with Kings Kaleidoscope released "Zeal”, their fourth studio album that focuses on recapturing the wonder of faith. In this episode Daniel talks to Chad about how to move from apathy to action in faith. They share their seasons of deconstructing their faith and after the episode, Jessica and Daniel discuss their journeys together about doubt and faith. To listen to Chad’s album click here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/zeal/1458153076Host, Daniel Kunkel (shorturl.at/exIZ1)Co-Host, Jessica Senbetu (shorturl.at/gjLO7)Producer, Scott Bolin (shorturl.at/kloX9)Graphics, Gabe Senbetu (shorturl.at/ikJR7)Photographer, Gina Mangiante (https://bit.ly/2m7C4iQ) Social Media, Sarina Wadhwa (https://bit.ly/2mqllYg) ALSO, follow us on Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/eib.podcast/?hl=enALSO, ALSO our website: eibpodcast.com

From the sacred sounds of the Silk Road to alternative Christian rock in Seattle — on Soul Search today, we hear from musicians who perform their faith in public ways. Featuring the Sydney World Music Chamber Orchestra, and US indie-rock band King's Kaleidoscope.

From the sacred sounds of the Silk Road to alternative Christian rock in Seattle — on Soul Search today, we hear from musicians who perform their faith in public ways. Featuring the Sydney World Music Chamber Orchestra, and US indie-rock band King's Kaleidoscope.

In this introductory episode, Dimitry and Luke explore the question, "Are people happier in deconstruction?" Inspired by an episode of "The Bad Christian Podcast" with Chad Gardner of Kings K (episode 444), where Chad pushed back on the idea of throwing the baby out with the bathwater when it comes to church and tradition. Chad Argues that happiness can be found in a simpler faith where there is a union of tradition and vision.

Chad Gardner, front man of Kings Kaleidoscope, wanted to send a message with his new album "Zeal" to all the naysayers like us to stop being so negative and bring some joy and faith back to Christianity again.   Links & Sponsors: BadChristian.com thebcclub.com Emery Tour & Acoustic Shows: emerymusic.com Emery's Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/emerymusic Eight Sleep: eightsleep.com/BADCHRISTIAN Legacybox: legacybox.com/BADCHRISTIAN Indochino: indochino.com code BADCHRISTIAN

Chad Gardner of Kings Kaleidoscope joins the show this week to talk all about the band's new album Zeal, how it came about, how it relates to the band's history, and what it means for the band's future. This episode is sponsored by Josh Engler, whose new album It's a Wonderful Life is available now, wherever you buy or stream music. The JFH Podcast is hosted and produced by Chase Tremaine and executive produced by John DiBiase and Christopher Smith. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast, please send an email to Christopher@Jesusfreakhideout.com. If you have questions, send them to Chase@Jesusfreakhideout.com. You can also follow the podcast on Twitter, @JFHPodcast.

Gabe talks with Kings Kaleidoscope vocalist Chad Gardner about their new release “Beyond Control”. They also discuss the controversy behind “The Prayer”. Support us on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/decentchristiantalk Visit our website: decentchristiantalk.com

Chad Gardner joins BRIDGE Radio to talk about how God drew him to saving faith, anxiety, songwriting, music theory, and Kings Kaleidoscope's latest album "Beauty Between."

We tracked down Chad in March of 2018 and had a great conversation about living honestly, making great art, and what to expect at a live Kings K show. For more info about Chad Gardner and his incredible band, please check out www.kingskaleidoscope.com - and for more great interviews, and the best and most diverse music playlist, please listen to Radio Free at www.radiofree.cc

Phil sat down with Chad after a show in Roseville, CA this summer. They talked about Chad's gear, King's Kaleidoscope's writing and record process, and Phil got the scoop on Chad's days as a wedding DJ.  This episode is brought to you by SINASOID. Check them out at www.sinasoid.com. They have amazing cables of all kinds. Check out the signature Slate cable, for all your instrument needs. With the 100 year warranty, it's the last cable you'll ever need to buy.   This episode is also sponsored by Gabriel Tenorio String Company. Gabriel makes the finest hand-made strings for all your electric and acoustic guitar needs. Each set is hand-made and designed for your specific instrument. Check them out at www.thegts.co   Join the Slum Hard Street Crew for your chance to slum it hard so we don't have to. Send $25 to thegearslum@gmail.com for the following amazing benefits Limited Edition iron on Slum Hard Street Crew Vintage Vision logo patch. A bunch of stickers The respect and admiration of your peers. A personalized, hand-written note from one of the Slummers. An episode dedicated to you. If you want, you can even come on and do the opening segment with the three of us. (This will be available to all SHSC members, one at a time). If you don't want to have an episode dedicated to you, we can also dedicate it to your mom, dog, etc. Mad props. Early access to all future offerings. We'll buy you a coffee, beer, or Diet Mt. Dew if we ever see you around town. You get to help spread the gospel of Slum all across your town/ the internet. Special discount code for Sinasoid products.

Kings Kaleidoscope is one of the few bands that has experienced that breakout success every new artist asks about. Lead man Chad Gardner joins to discuss their new mixtape, "The Beauty Between," which is a collage of hip hop, rappers, chamber choirs, and worship music featuring rappers Andy Mineo and Propaganda. They break down a couple songs' themes and inspirations with his unique style of organized chaos.   Links & Sponsors: breakitdownpod.com Facebook Away: awaytravel.com/down promo code DOWN Kings Kaleidoscope Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You get some in studio performances from these two brilliant musicians and we talk a bit about “worship music,” how these guys make a living on their music, the infamous “f-word gospel song,” and how both have changed since being worship leaders at Mars Hill Church.  Sponsors and Links: Winc – http://trywinc.com/badchristian  DSTLD – http://dstld.com/badchristian  TrackR – http://thetracker.com Promo code badchristian BC Media - http://badchristianmedia.com  Join the Club - http://thebcclub.com/

Matt gets together with Chad Gardner of Kings Kaleidoscope. They debut 3 tracks from the new record “Beyond Control”, “In This Ocean Pt I & II” and a live performance of “Lost?” by Chad. They discuss the concept behind the album, what they did different this time around and more!   Sponsors and Links: Harry’s - http://harrys.com/ - PROMO CODE “BCPOD” House Of Heroes - http://thehouseofheroes.com/  Emery Acoustic - http://emeryacoustic.com/ Join the BC Club! - http://badchristian.com/contribute

In this episode Miles, Adam, and Chris talk with Chad from Kings Kaleidoscope about: What the band has been doing lately. Their latest project Beyond Control. What it's like now that Chad is no longer a week to week worship pastor at Mars Hill. The heights and depths of emotion found in this album. The story behind the song "Enchanted" and how it conveys the theme of the entire record. How God is with us in every step of our lives. How that thought is reflected in the album. Here's some more of Chad talking about what's been going on in his life over the years. How our hope in Christ outbalances whether we feel like we are resonating with the lyrics. The thought of this album being more of a gospel album than a worship album. The process behind writing "A Prayer" and the decision to have an explicit version. Why we need to be able to open and honest with God in our prayer time. The composition of the band, how Chad is the driver of King Kaleidoscope's music. What their tour this year looks like. The idea of blending genres as a worship leader. The co-writing process with guys like Zach Bolen on the album. The importance of music theory when wanting to include all the instruments of our church.

Dr. Thomas J. Whitley, Rev. Sam Harrelson, and Chad Gardner discuss cultural gnosticism. Show Notes Chad on Twitter Let’s Have a Better Culture War | NYT Religious Studies in the Time of Trumpism | Michael Altman SBC Sees 9th Year of Membership Decline | WaPo Facebook Will Be All Mobile, All Video in 5 Years | Fortune The post Thinking Religion: You Only Want a New Cultural War When You’re Losing the Last One appeared first on Thinking.FM.

In this episode Miles and I talked with Chad Gardner from King's Kaleidoscope about their latest project and worship ministry in general. Here are the highlights: How they decided on which songs to leave off of their first full length album. Chad's desire to have an album with a lot of material on it. Be sure to check out Mile's review here. The importance of musical education for the worship leader. More can be heard from the last time we talked with him here. How Chad began as a DJ and the effect that had on the way he writes music. The blend of music with DJ elements being the influence on the band. Their transition out of Mars Hill church. How going to a liturgical church is feeding Chad's soul now. You can read one of our posts about liturgy here. The current state of worship and the value of liturgy. The detriment modern technology can have on finding times of silence. The necessity of a attractional church to change to keep up with current trends. The upcoming tours with Citizens and Saints. Check out their schedule here. The process of working toward getting back into playing music and touring. How Miles really wants to book them to come to his home church. How to keep healthy spiritually as you lead services. The importance of being genuinely connected to God during worship leading. Advice for leaders wanting to put together a team. The value in understanding what you're doing when you pick music and musicians.

On tap this week: Hidden Heisenbergs, derailed devotion, and our interview with Chad Gardner of Kings Kaleidoscope.