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Leitura bíblica do dia: 2 Crônicas 24:2, 13-16 Plano de leitura anual: Salmos 113-115; 1 Coríntios 6; Já fez seu devocional hoje? Aproveite e marque um amigo para fazer junto com você! Confira: “Há diferentes perguntas que um jovem artista pode fazer”, diz o cantor e compositor Linford Detweiler, do eclético duo popular Over the Rhine. “Uma é: ‘O que fazer para ser famoso?'”. Ele adverte que tal objetivo “abre a porta a todos os tipos de forças destrutivas de dentro e de fora”. Mas ele e sua esposa escolheram um caminho musical menos chamativo, no qual “continuam a crescer ao longo da vida”. O nome Joiada não é imediatamente reconhecido, mas é sinônimo de uma vida toda de dedicação a Deus. Ele serviu como sacerdote durante o reinado do rei Joás, que na maioria das vezes governou bem — graças a Joiada. Quando Joás tinha apenas 7 anos, Joiada o estabeleceu como rei (2 Reis 11:1-16). Mas isso não foi tomada de poder. Na coroação de Joás, Joiada “fez uma aliança entre o Senhor, o rei e o povo, estabelecendo que eles seriam o povo do Senhor” (v.17). Ele implementou reformas extremamente necessárias. “Enquanto o sacerdote Joiada viveu, os holocaustos eram oferecidos continuamente no templo do Senhor” (2 Crônicas 24:14). Como reconhecimento, Joiada “foi sepultado entre os reis na Cidade de Davi” (v.16). Eugene Peterson chama essa vida centrada em Deus de “uma longa obediência na mesma direção”. Ironicamente, é essa obediência que se destaca em um mundo voltado para a fama, poder e autorrealização. Por: Tim Gustafson

“There are different questions a young artist can ask,” says singer/songwriter Linford Detweiler of Over the Rhine. “One is, ‘What must I do to be famous?’” Detweiler warns that such a goal “swings the door open to all manner of destructive forces from both within and without.” He and his wife have instead chosen a less flashy musical road in which they “continue to grow over the course of an entire lifetime.” The name of Jehoiada isn’t readily recognized, yet it’s synonymous with a lifetime of dedication to God. He served as priest during the reign of King Joash, who for the most part ruled well—thanks to Jehoiada. When Joash was just seven years old, Jehoiada had been the catalyst in installing him as rightful king (2 Kings 11:1–16). But this was no power grab. At Joash’s coronation, Jehoiada “made a covenant between the Lord and the king and people that they would be the Lord’s people” (v. 17). He kept his word, implementing badly needed reforms. “As long as Jehoiada lived, burnt offerings were presented continually in the temple of the Lord” (2 Chronicles 24:14). For his dedication, Jehoiada “was buried with the kings in the City of David” (v. 16). Eugene Peterson calls such a God-focused life “a long obedience in the same direction.” Ironically, it’s such obedience that stands out in a world bent on fame, power, and self-fulfillment.

It's 21 years ago this month that Cowboy Junkies released "Open", their first album after going independent again, so we thought we should celebrate it with an album special podcast this time around.We're taking an overview of the album as a whole, looking at the thinking that went into leaving the major labels behind, the approach that they took to recording and the input that guest musicians Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist from Over The Rhine had on the album. With the help of Michael Timmins and Alan Anton, we'll go through the whole "Open" experience, from start to finish. To make sure you don't miss out on each weekly episode of "Music Is The Drug", remember to subscribe at your favourite podcast provider - Apple, Amazon, Google, Spotify, Deezer, Stitcher, TuneIn, Podchaser, Audible, MixCloud and all the rest..."Cowboy Junkies - Music Is The Drug" is hosted by Dave Bowler, author of the authorised biography of the band. To order it from them, click here. To order direct from Omnibus Press in the UK & Europe, click here. To order the new album, "Songs of the Recollection", click here. To listen to "Open", click here. To buy "Open" on CD or vinyl, click here. For the ever expanding "Music Is The Drug" playlist on Spotify, click here. For more info on Cowboy Junkies, click here. For tour dates, click here. Copyright 2022 Latent Recordings.

Named for a tough blue-collar neighborhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, the grassroots musical group Over the Rhine sings about a transformation that takes place each year in the city. “Whenever we’d get our first real snowfall of the year, it felt like something sacred was happening,” explains band co-founder Linford Detweiler. “Like a little bit of a fresh start. The city would slow down and grow quiet.” If you’ve experienced a heavy snowfall, you understand how it can inspire a song. A magical quietness drapes the world as snow conceals grime and grayness. For a few moments, winter’s bleakness brightens, inviting our reflection and delight. Elihu, the one friend of Job’s who may have had a helpful view of God, noted how creation commands our attention. “God’s voice thunders in marvelous ways,” he said (37:5). “He says to the snow, ‘Fall on the earth,’ and to the rain shower, ‘Be a mighty downpour.’” Such splendor can interrupt our lives, demanding a sacred pause. “So that everyone he has made may know his work, he stops all people from their labor,” Elihu observed (vv. 6–7). Nature sometimes seizes our attention in ways we don’t like. Regardless of what happens to us or what we observe around us, each moment magnificent, menacing, or mundane can inspire our worship. The poet’s heart within us craves the holy hush.

For the final segment of Around Cincinnati’s 15-year run, Brian O’Donnell is joined by musicians Karin Berquist and Linford Detweiler , also known as Over the Rhine . They talk about how they are dealing the pandemic and the shuttering of live music venues, cancelling their shows and tours; their Nowhere Else Festival that will, hopefully, happen again in 2021; and the time they’ve spent on their victory garden and renovating a barn.

OVER THE RHINE are the critically acclaimed husband and wife duo celebrating 30 years of making understated yet emotionally-charged music. Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist (aka Over the Rhine) have established a reputation for delivering genuine, heartfelt stories of the human condition that are both empathetic and provocative. The pair's expansive, incisive lyrics and earthy sound are often inspired by time and place. Each album represents a certain chapter in their lives – what they have experienced, and the resulting emotional landscape. ‘Love & Revelation' the first new music in four years finds the beloved duo in a deeply reflective place, contemplating both personal loss and the wavering of America's collective compass. BRIDGE 19 is a touring band based out of Louisville, KY. They offer a sound pallet of moody electric guitars, horns, accordion, & pedal steel - with rhythmic stylings of Nola jazz meets americana. Vocal harmony is the corner stone, and makes Bridge 19 unique and transfixing. Sharing stages with Brandi Carlile, Dr. Dog, Langhorn Slim, Sarah McLachlan, Asleep at the Wheel, Richard Thompson and more, Bridge 19 has come of age with its new album “In the Afterglow” like a fine Kentucky bourbon.

On this episode of Air Check, Jeff and Vicky spend some time with former Colorado College sound technician Lewis Keller to review some new earworms. Lewis not only knows a thing or two about the recording studio, but has also had a career as working musician, playing bass for Sony recording artist/singer/songwriter Lissie . Also, indie folk rock band Over The Rhine graces our studio at 91.5 KRCC with a few songs and several insights into life on the road as husband, wife and musical partners. They are currently touring the U.S. in support of their new record, Love & Revelation. PART ONE: Music Roundtable Vicky's Pick: The Black Keys - Go Lewis's Pick: Matmos - Interior With Billiard Balls & Synthetic Fat Jeff's Pick: Lizzo - Cuz I Love You PART TWO: Over The Rhine Over The Rhine is an Ohio based band that has been making music together for thirty years. The core is made up of husband and wife team Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist. They not only share multi-instrumental,

Linford Detweiler, half of the musical duo Over The Rhine with his wife Karin Bergquist, joins Gareth Higgins, co-host of the New Story Festival, for a conversation about Over The Rhine's musical evolution, their new album "Love & Revelation," and what they're looking forward to at the festival. Over The Rhine is one of the main stage musical performers at the New Story Festival, taking place March 29-31, 2019, in Austin, Texas. Pay-from-the-heart tickets are available for $99 and $179.  Learn more and get your tickets online now: http://www.newstoryfestival.com/

OVER THE RHINE is the southern Ohio-based husband-and-wife team of multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Linford Detweiler and vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Karin Bergquist. The acclaimed folk/Americana duo return to the WoodSongs with a brand new double album titled 'Meet Me At The Edge Of The World'. The songs were all recorded live and were inspired by the couple�s move to a pre-Civil War farm in southern Ohio eight years ago. The album was produced by Grammy-winning producer Joe Henry. COURTNEY JAYE is a Nashville based singer/songwriter whose angelic, high plains vocal and its steady reverb wash fits in well with other female alt-country artists like Neko Case and Jenny Lewis. Her latest LP, 'Love and Forgiveness' is an organic and rootsy album that recalls the classic 70s-inspired pop of her heroes Neil Young, Linda Ronstadt, The Band and Fleetwood Mac.

Recorded 04/07/11. We discuss shows by The Bottle Rockets, James McMurtry, Shilpa Ray & Her Happy Hookers, and Acid Mothers Temple. We also have an interview with Linford Detweiler of Over the Rhine. We preview upcoming shows. Plus, our concert wishlist.

OVER THE RHINE return to WoodSongs to mark their 20 year recording history with a brand new CD called "The Long Surrender." The southern Ohio-based husband-and-wife team of multi-instrumentalist Linford Detweiler and vocalist Karin Bergquist new CD is a fan-funded record on OtR's own Great Speckled Dog label (named for the couple's Great Dane, Elroy). It was produced by two time Grammy winner Joe Henry whose songs they've long admired and has a guest appearance from Lucinda Williams. The songs seamlessly interweave the disparate strains that form the many-colored crazy quilt of American music. DAVID WAX MUSEUM was voted "one of Boston's hottest new bands" by The Boston Globe and awarded as the Americana Artist of the Year. They have performed at the Newport Folk Festival (and were featured on NPR's All Songs Considered as one of Newport's highlights), toured with The Avett Brothers, shared bills with Carolina Chocolate Drops and constantly tour around the country. The band's new CD is "Everything Is Saved."

Over the Rhine has just released a brand-new CD The Long Surrender helmed by studio ace Joe Henry (Solomon Burke, Ani Difranco). The thirteen tracks on the disc are both warm and haunting at the same time. At the band’s core is the husband and wife team of Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist, who’ve been making critically-acclaimed music for over 20 years now. Icon Fetch talks with Detweiler about the recording process with such a prominent producer, the unique instruments on the album, and having a little help from their fans in funding their new project.

OVER THE RHINE- SPECIAL EVENT returns to the WoodSongs stage where they will be the sole guest on the show. Based out of Cincinnati, Ohio, Linford Detweiler and Karin Bergquist have been making music for more than 15 years. In fact, Paste Magazine recently listed the duo as one of the 100 Best Living Songwriters. The band�s latest release The Trumpet Child was hailed by many as one of 2007 best releases. It celebrates American music in the most richly imaginative ways as Detweiler and Bergquist�s evocative, earthy songwriting and impassioned delivery are at their finest.