Podcasts about destroy nate allen

In the this podcast episode, I interview Nate Allen. Nate is a husband, father, friend, mystic, writer, and songsmith based in Kansas City, who has been touring the US since 2004. He toured a punk rock band for a decade, Destroy Nate Allen, and his newest endeavor is Good Saint Nathaniel. The project debut, Hide No Truth, has been hailed by critics as “an introspective masterwork” (IDIOTEQ) and “an earnest, melancholic, and impossible to forget album” (SpinDitty). Nate grew up in a challenging Christian environment which included various forms of spiritual abuse and workaholism. His lyrics dive deep into his journey of disillusionment and hope. In addition to his singing and songwriting career, he is currently studying to become a licensed therapist.  Support Spirituality Adventures: www.realfredherron.com/support   Become a Patron: https://patron.podbean.com/spiritualityadventures Find Nate Allen Online: website: www.goodsaintnathanael.com book pre-order: www.highendurancerecords.com www.facebook.com/goodsaintnathanael www.Instagram.com/goodsaintnathanael www.Twitter.com/dstrynateallen  

Nate Allen is an independent artist that specializes in interactive sing along folk punk music. He also has a softer writing style that comes out in the persona of Good Saint Nathanael. Join us as we have a conversation about his music and journey.Grab the new album "hide no truth" at: https://destroynateallen.bandcamp.com/General information and booking: https://destroynateallen.com/

Here are links to Nate's projects as well as some other artists that were mentioned in the episode. Good Saint Nathaniel https://goodsaintnathanael.com/ Destroy Nate Allen https://destroynateallen.com/ Insomniac Folklore https://insomniacfolklore.bandcamp.com/ The Noisy Do-Gooders https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w-tzwv03bI Kevin Schlereth https://kevinschlereth.bandcamp.com/ Be sure to give So I've Been Told a like on Facebook and give me a follow on instagram @ajkramer55 Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soivebeentold/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soivebeentold/support

Join me in a DAY TWO DETOUR (really though, I hit a scheduling issue) with NATE ALLEN. I asked the audience questions about creativity and I thought what better person to answer these questions than my friend Nate. He's played over 1,000 shows and has released over 100 songs so if there's anyone that knows a thing or two about the music world and creating, it's him. In this episode, we take a walk through his career and then answer your questions. This is a great interview for any musician or creator. Listen to Good Saint Nathanael on Spotify here. Listen to Swans of Never on Spotify here.

This week we have Nate Allen from Destroy Nate Allen and most recently Good Saint Nathanael on the podcast. We talk about all his projects, music and spiritual abuse from the church and how to find hope in those dark moments. If you have experienced spiritual abuse and are now trying to navigate through what to do next please check out some of the links below. How to find a therapist: http://goodsaintnathanael.com/how-to-find-a-therapist/ psychologytoday.com - Lists a wide range of therapists. findtreatment.samhsa.gov – Lists many treatment options including programs for substance abuse, mental health, opioid addiction and veterans affairs. aacc.net – A network of licensed Christian counselors. Nate Allen is a husband, father, friend, mystic, writer and songsmith (Destroy Nate Allen / The Pac-Away Dots). With his new endeavor Good Saint Nathanael, Nate ventures into fragile, resilient new territory. Hide No Truth, the project debut, has been hailed by critics as "an introspective masterwork" (IDIOTEQ), "a treasure worth reflecting upon time and time again" (A Diverse Sound), and "an earnest, melancholic, and impossible to forget album" (SpinDitty). Good Saint Nathanael (Kansas City, Missouri) Heartfelt, Dark Folk https://youtu.be/SjEkZfJmoL8 goodsaintnathanael.com / twitter.com/dstrynateallen / facebook.com/goodsaintnathanael

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

Good Saint Nathanael is the new musical project from Kansas City, MO songwriter, Nate Allen. But before starting his latest endeavor, Allen’s songwriting springs had origins in other oceans. His art has mainly been focused around Destroy Nate Allen, traveling hard and often for many years, logging more than 1,000 shows around the country since 2006. Over time, the project’s once quiet roots were traded for exuberant playfulness. But as life slowly shifted, the whispers of Nate’s heart demanded to be heard. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shadowscaperecords/support

Nate Allen (Good Saint Nathanael, Destroy Nate Allen, Nate Allen & the Pac-Away Dots)joins us again to share about his journey of healing from past spiritual abuse. Nate shares that healing has been a long-continued process for him. Nate talks about the necessity to be patient with our own process of healing and forgiveness and to be patient with others as well. HideNoTruth.com episode 034 with Nate - https://soundcloud.com/letgoddiepodcast/034-nate-allen letgoddie.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letgoddie/message

The band, Destroy Nate Allen, is known for it's joyful folk punk sound. But life for the band founder, Nate Allen, isn't always as happy as it appears. Nate's new side project, Good Saint Nathanael, reveals the struggles of faith on his upcoming album, Hide No Truth. Join us for …

The band, Destroy Nate Allen, is known for it's joyful folk punk sound. But life for the band founder, Nate Allen, isn't always as happy as it appears. Nate's new side project, Good Saint Nathanael, reveals the struggles of faith on his upcoming album, Hide No Truth. Join us for this heartfelt conversation with Nate.

"Hide No Truth"During our Audiofeed episode, we talked about the "Death by 1000 Cuts" seminar that featured musician Nate Allen, in which he discussed the spiritual abuse he had suffered, and his recovery process. We were pleased to talk with Nate about his news album, "Hide No Truth," which he recorded under the name Good Saint Nathanael, in which he addresses many of those issues. This conversation covers the topic of spiritual abuse, the goods and bads of being raised in the church, the recovery process, and how to identify people who can help. We also talk about the new album, and play portions of two songs. 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: Good Saint Nathanael's new album "Hide no Truth"Link: Video for the song "Lightning"Link: Twitter for Destroy Nate AllenLink: Good Saint Nathanael websiteLink: Purchase a Nate Allen prayer candle 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

Sammy Warm Hands interviews Nate Allen about Good Saint Nathanael, and his early days with Destroy Nate Allen.

Happy New Years Congregation! We've had an amazing 2018, seen a lot of things change, a lot of friends gained, and a lot more friends lost. Besh joins me to reminisce about the year, complain about stuff, and play a new game called "finding hitler" (you patrons already know whats up). Then, we bring on Nate Allen, and talk about his new project and album under the Good Saint Nathanael moniker. Nate tells his story of realizing he was the victim of spiritual abuse from growing up in assemblies of God church, and how he moved into being a punk rocker , touring the country , and all things DIY. find Nate on spotify and itunes: Destroy Nate Allen and Good Saint Nathanael https://youtu.be/iVzmEc-jVd4 https://youtu.be/dJtj27LbtsE churchandotherdrugs@gmail.com patreon.com/churchandotherdrugs

The Audiofeed Music & Arts FestivalOn this seventeenth episode, Em & Alan talk about their recent attendance at the 2018 Audiofeed Music & Arts Festival.They talk about the bands they saw play, the seminars they attended, and the merch they bought. Included are interviews with a number of bands and vendors.Audiofeed is the most unique Christian festival around. The music is eclectic, the seminars are interesting, and the ideas discussed are varied and diverse.Click on the player below to listen to the episode: Right-click to download the episode.You may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed.Link: The Prettybads on BandcampLink: StaghornLink: Insomniac FolkloreLink: Destroy Nate Allen Link: Must Build Jacuzzi on BandcampLink: Laura McElroy on Bandcamp Link: Black Sheep CollectiveLink: Chicago Tiny HouseWe would love to hear from you about this podcast episode, or the podcast in general. Send e-mail feedback to dorknesstolight@gmail.com You can follow the network on twitter @DorknessToLight or Alan @ProfessorAlan

Destroy Nate Allen frontman Nate Allen joins us to discuss his journey of healing from past spiritual abuse. Check out Nate's music at https://destroynateallen.bandcamp.com/ If you have any questions or want Nate to recommend someone if your area, send him an email - destroynateallen@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letgoddie/message

It's been said there are only two constants in this life and they are death and taxes. I found that to be a perfect title for this weeks chapter considering the two main topics. Death: I hate to start off with a sad solomn note but I had to tip my hat to the late David Bowie. You will be missed, Starman. I wanted you all to hear Iggy Pop talk about him from 1990 and the famous clip from 1983 when Bowie calls out MTV for not playing black artists. We wrap up with Jimmy Fallon mentioning Bowie and we have a small moment of silence before moving on. Taxes: Ok. More bad news. Taxes are due in about three months. NEVER FEAR! Onward to Tessa Allen of Destroy Nate Allen. We talk about how her and her husband met and started a punk rock revolution one unamplified show at a time. Tessa happens to be wicked smart at taxes and I thought a discussion on how a current DIY musician could learn a few things might be a good idea. Now that avenues such as Patreon and Kickstarter exist, folks need to learn how to deal. Who better than a folk punk rocker? Chapter 43 Notes, from Tessa herself: Here's my website: http://tessatax.com Destroy Nate Allen: http://destroynateallen.com/ Destroy Nate Allen Bandcamp page: http://destroynateallen.com/music/ This is me actually explaining tax stuff: http://tessatax.com/videos/ This is my affiliate link for people to do their own taxes online. I get 80% of the fee! https://www.1040.com/?did=159357 Chapter 43 Music: David Bowie- Lazarus Destroy Nate Allen- White Flag Destroy Nate Allen- Loving You Means Everything Destroy Nate Allen- Great Idea As The Story Grows links: Patreon Twitter Facebook Website Music and Merch iTunes feedback YouTube Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Punk certainly isn't dead. Discover how this genre continues through the music of Destroy Nate Allen. Nate joins us on this episode of The Antidote to talk about their bold and unusual folk-punk music and life on the road.

Punk certainly isn’t dead. Discover how this genre continues through the music of Destroy Nate Allen. Nate joins us on this episode of The Antidote to talk about their bold and unusual folk-punk music and life on the road.

We were honored to be joined by Nate Allen this episode. Unique doesn't begin to describe his approach to music. His kickstarter campaign for "Nate Allen and the Pac-Away Dots" includes a video game, laser-etched mason jars, greeting cards....you gotta hear this. His music is inspired by not listening to much music, just an occasional cassette in the van. It is inspiring to hear that influences can come from silence and your own thoughts and not mimicry. His shows have no PA system and the crowds gather around he and his wife Tessa in a sort of circle gathering rather than a stage for a unique acoustic folk-punk experiance. He tells us all about it and hopefully inspires you to think a little outside the box. He recalls a cool Melvins / Big Business story. We talk a lil' Kansas City sports. He was a booking agent for Emery and As I Lay Dying. This one was fun. Music by The Melvins, Celan and Nate Allen Nate's website: http://iamnateallen.com His wife Tessa does taxes professionally and understands how an artist may have tax challenges. If you have any questions she may be a great person to contact. Tessa's Tax website: http://tessatax.com