Podcast appearances and mentions of scott macintyre

Blind from birth and a two-time kidney transplant recipient, Scott knows what it means to persevere despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. He's also been featured on American Idol season 8 and performed with many great Christian artists. Join us as we welcome special guest Scott MacIntyre to City Church.

Talk about awkward moments!  Scott MacIntyre is formerly an American Idol hero contest - his amazing story of persisting through blindness to compete on one of the world's biggest stages is beyond inspiring!So, he's performing in chapel and as his performance ends, he opens the floor for questions.  Could there have been a more awkward first question?  The student asks, "What do the blind see when they dream?"The dialog that followed between student and Scott was jaw-dropping.  As it turns out, the question wasn't awkward.  Rather, it was a springboard for a beautiful conversation... "Kingdom Culture Conversations" is a podcast created through Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative of Northwest Christian School.For more information on Frameworks, please visit: https://frameworks.ncsaz.org/For more information on Northwest Christian School, visit: https://www.ncsaz.org/To reach out to Geoff Brown, please email gbrown@ncsaz.org or you can reach him by cell phone: (623)225-5573.

American Idol alum, Scott MacIntyre, was born blind and is a two-time kidney transplant recipient. His musical talent and positive personality won the hearts of the TV audience. Today, Scott and his wife, Christina, travel around the world telling their EXTRAordinary story of perseverance, God's care, and "Enduring Hope," and have a TV special and podcast with the same name.Scott's website,https://scottmacintyre.com/, features his music, TV specials, podcast, and much more. Find Scott and Christina's podcast, Enduring Hope, by clickinghere.

Do you want to make music and compose with other songwriters and industry professionals? Have you ever wondered what it's like to audition for and perform on American Idol? This month on Scene Change, Katelyn interviews former American Idol finalist Scott MacIntyre, highlighting his upcoming program, SongSight Music Mentoring Retreat for the Blind. You can find out more about SongSight at www.songsightretreat.com Keep in touch with Scott at www.scottmacintyre.com Connect with the National Federation of the Blind Performing Arts Division! Website: www.nfb-pad.org  Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/PerformingArtsDivision Follow us on Twitter: @NFB_PAD

Born blind and with a life-threatening genetic kidney disorder, Scott MacIntyre has had plenty of excuses to be discouraged.  Nevertheless, his indomitable disposition, self-effacing sense of humor, and realization of joy in Christ has kept him on a course that has allowed him to use his abundant musical gifts for the glory of God.Along the way, that course led him to the upper echelons of contestants within American Idol.  But, that was just the start of an amazing journey!Today, in a surprise mid-week episode, Scott joins G and Geoff for a Kingdom Culture Conversation that will give listeners a perspective on joy and suffering that is hard-earned and wise beyond counsel...For more information on Scott MacIntyre, his music and ministry, please follow this link.To visit Scott's YouTube channel, please click here.To enjoy Scott and Christina's Enduring Hope podcast, click here."Kingdom Culture Conversations" is a podcast created through Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative of Northwest Christian School.For more information on Frameworks, please visit:  https://frameworks.ncsaz.org/For more information on Northwest Christian School, visit:  https://www.ncsaz.org/To reach out to Geoff Brown, please email gbrown@ncsaz.org or you can reach him by cell phone:  (623)225-5573.

Former American Idol finalist Scott MacIntyre, who is legally blind and has had two kidney transplants, shared about God's faithfulness and the ministry in which he and his wife, Christina, are involved. He discussed the Enduring Hope television special, which shares its name with the podcast they host. You can find out more at scottmacintyre.com. 

Former American Idol finalist Scott MacIntyre, who is legally blind and has had two kidney transplants, shared about God's faithfulness and the ministry in which he and his wife, Christina, are involved. He discussed the Enduring Hope television special, which shares its name with the podcast they host. You can find out more at scottmacintyre.com. 

Episode Notes We deeply regret the delay in uploading this episode and extend our heartfelt apologies. We understand the significance of this podcast for many of you, and we truly appreciate your continued support. We are especially grateful to Tayler Zahnke for bringing this oversight to our attention. Please accept our sincerest apologies, and rest assured we will strive to prevent such delays in the future. Last year our very own Greg was  lucky enough to get picked to attend the first-ever SongSight Music Retreat in Scottsdale, AZ. The event was put on by Scott MacIntyre, a successful blind artist who placed in the top 10 of American Idol in 2009. There were seven attendees and Scott, along with several producers who have worked with big-name artists. All eight of the blind individuals teamed up to produce a single while there called Let the Light In . It does include a video as well with clips of each artist from the retreat. Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-KC4zIjRXA This Sunday Anthony and Brynn are very excited to welcome Greg  and a few of the artists to share their experiences and give us a glimpse into the production and recording booths. Bring your ears, questions and shouts of praise for these wonderful musicians live Sunday at 1pm.  From his early days as a classical concert pianist to capturing the hearts of millions of American Idol viewers with his engaging presence and vocal prowess, Scott MacIntyre has never let challenges keep him from achieving his dreams. Having performed with such notable acts as Michael W Smith, CeCe Winans, and Greater Vision, he has traveled the globe inspiring audiences with his music and story. Grand Rapids native Tyler Zahnke has been singing and playing the piano since 2001 and has been on podcasts such as Lost in the Library and DisTopia, and has performed at the Amway Grand Hotel in Grand Rapids. Having composed music for organizations such as DisArt and iALAP and having collaborated with Nashville songwriters such as Jim Cristaldi and Eric Zanetis, he has put a wide variety of music into this world through various outlets, as well as sound effects and writing, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future, while advocating accessibility for all. Having been a musician for most of her life, Lizzie Dunn has combined these gifts with her passion for helping others and advocating for herself as a woman with a disability.  Lizzie has composed a number of instrumental pieces honoring special occasions or accomplishments, and her music has been featured in local Grand Rapids news segments, exhibits and shows for local organization DisArt, and a compilation album of music by blind composers and performers.  She attended Alma College and was a part of the Sigma Alpha Iota Women's Music Fraternity, and she is currently finishing her Masters of Social Work program at Western Michigan University while continuing her music for the enjoyment of herself and others.  She has won several blindness-related scholarships based on her musical ability, her passion for advocating for accessibility and equity, and her goal of helping others as a social worker.   Greg Lindberg is from Wesley Chapel, FL. A lifelong writer, Greg earned a bachelor's in mass communication and a master's in journalism from the University of South Florida St. Petersburg. He currently works as a web content manager for Saint Leo University under Enrollment Marketing and Communication. He also hosts the Eyes Free Sports podcast. Greg also serves as Publications Committee Chair for ACB Next Generation and previously served as secretary of the affiliate. When it comes to music, Greg played piano for seven years as a youngster, performing in several recitals. As an adult, he has been singing and playing guitar for nine years. He has performed at numerous open-mic nights, parties, and other events, including several virtual and in-person ACB events. This includes numerous picnics and Christmas parties hosted by the Pinellas Council of the Blind. He enjoys playing covers of everything from The Beatles to Bryan Adams to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to Maroon 5.

Episode numbers are out the window! Here's some more bonus content as we head toward Nova Scotia Music Week.  In this bonus episode, Darcy has a chat with Scott MacIntyre. Find us everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/eastcoastdna Join the conversation on Discord! Be sure to find check out our companion playlists on YouTube and Spotify! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/east-coast-dna/message

Show Notes: American Idol's Scott MacIntyre who is a two-time kidney transplant recipient and is best known as the blind pianist in season 8, has an amazing story of overcoming adversity. Scott thrives on using his story to encourage others to see the beauty in life and find hope in the midst of hardship. Hear his journey and about his latest passion projects including a new inspirational song and a podcast, Enduring Hope. In our mental health moment, we discuss the difficulty of being honest and we honor hero, Brenda Myers.

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Blind "American Idol" alum Scott MacIntyre and his wife Christina found that having the right perspective in whatever trial you face can help turn fear into faith. The couple share with 9-time Emmy winner David Sams about the challenges presented by Scott's blindness and his remarkable two kidney transplants, and how they've been able to experience joy through it all. Their new podcast is called "Enduring Hope," and in it they share an inspirational journey of hardship and hope, filled with story and song. FB - @ScottMacOfficial IG - @ScottDMacIntyre

Blind from birth and a two-time kidney transplant recipient, Scott MacIntyre knows what it means to persevere despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Be encouraged this morning as this American Idol finalist shares his inspirational story through powerful music. Pastor Jon Kragel will also be sharing a message entitled, "Empowered Worship."

Blind from birth and a two-time kidney transplant recipient, Scott MacIntyre knows what it means to persevere despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Be encouraged this morning as this American Idol finalist shares his inspirational story through powerful music. Pastor Jon Kragel will also be sharing a message entitled, "Empowered Worship."

From his early days as a classical concert pianist to capturing the hearts of millions of American Idol viewers with his engaging presence and vocal prowess, Scott MacIntyre has never let challenges keep him from achieving his dreams. Blind from birth and a two-time kidney transplant recipient, Scott knows what it means to persevere despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. He was first diagnosed with stage-four kidney failure at nineteen years old, and after becoming extremely ill, he began emergency dialysis. “The hardest thing for me was not having enough strength to play the piano and sing anymore,” says Scott. “It felt like my dreams were dying, but still I held on to hope.” After a year on dialysis, his college piano teacher's wife donated her kidney to Scott and saved his life. It was less than a year later that he auditioned for American Idol. Hear Scott's inspiring story, and how he was led to start Scott MacIntyre Ministries to help children and students overcome adversity. To learn more about Scott, go to https://scottmacintyre.com/    Original air date: January 28, 2021 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matthew Layton presents Studio 1 - Vision Australia Radio's weekly look at life from a low vision and blind point of view. On this week's show… Thursday 15th October is International White Cane Day, and Vision Australia are holding a virtual concert to celebrate the occasion and raise awareness of what a white stick actually does and the challenges that vision impaired people face every day - particularly in a COVID-affected world, where people don't want to touch each other any more. Matthew is joined by festival headliner, American singer-songwriter and paragon of positivity Scott MacIntyre. Scott looks forward to headlining the festival, explains how he uses the platform music has given him for good and tells us how excited he is about sharing a virtual stage with The Wiggles. -- CALL or TEXT: 04 500 78834 EMAIL: studio1@visionaustralia.org  TWITTER: http://twitter.com/varadionetwork and  http://twitter.com/whingeingpom -- RESOURCES   [PHOTO CAPTION: Studio 1 guest Scott MacIntyre looking  like a rockstar on the cover of his album Lighthouse, wearing a black t-shirt and some very expensive-looking sunglasses] -- Vision Australia gratefully acknowledges the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation for Studio 1.

Aussie mid James Holland is back from Austria, enjoying a couple of weeks off across the break. His club LASK are looking to chase down FC Red Bull Salzburg, when the season resumes. But the 30-year-old's footballing dreams do not end there.He's believed to be back in Socceroos calculations, having not represented Australia for five years.Holland joins Daniel Garb and Simon Hill, in the final Fox Football episode of 2019. The guys will be back for the Monday show on the 6th of January.Happy holidays from all of us at Fox Sports Australia!Here's more on the episode: -An update on Holland in Austria (2:00)-Holland back in Socceroos calculations? (4:00)-Upsetting Scott Macintyre news in Japan (6:00)-The Melbourne City question mark (14:00)-What Klopp and Liverpool do very well, tactically (28:00)-Mariners' massive win (32:00)-James on Newcastle Jets' situation (38:00)-When Diego Costa spat at James and gave him a shirt next time they played (50:00)-Listener Twitter questions (1:04:00)

American Idol is perhaps the biggest television show ever. There has been only one blind contestant to make it into the top ten and that is Scott MacIntyre. In this episode of Dangerous Vision, Randy Cohen dives into music and dishes the dirt with Scott. To learn more about Dangerous Vision visit https://www.mabvi.org/resources/dangerous-vision/

We’re CIA…and THIS is American Idol! What happens when the spotlight fades and you gotta make it on your own? It gets brighter! Join us as we welcome prior American Idol Finalists’ Danny Gokey, Mandisa, Jasmine Murray, Colton Dixon and Scott MacIntyre! These five superstars each elaborate on their journeys with music, life opportunities and overcoming obstacles. Listen to discover more about the people who continue to achieve their dreams as they replace fear with faith. From “try, try, try again” until “we finally made it!” These stars will explain the pursuit of perseverance and consistency and how it paid off. Hosted by 9-time Emmy winner David Sams & TV personality Victoria Robinson.

Scott MacIntyre & Mark Dowdy interview a very special guest from the North Pole.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview Jack Oppenhuizen from Invisible Nation Network about the rock climbing accident that left him with a disability and an entirely new purpose.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview John Mays of Centricity Music about his journey into the music industry, balancing faith and business, and leaving a legacy.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview Jack Mooring from the band Leeland about their journey from pastoring a small-town youth group to touching lives around the world through music.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview David Pendleton about his venture into ventriloquism.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview Matt McKenna of Ash & Bloom.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview renowned journalist, author, and screen-writer Fred Bronson.

Scott MacIntyre & Mark Dowdy interview Eldonna Edwards who donated her kidney to a complete stranger.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy celebrate the one-year-anniversary of the podcast by answering your questions about life as a blind person.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview Keith Stancil about his book Creating Monsters.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview microbiologist Nathaniel Christy.

Get to know Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy on the premiere episode of 2 Blind Men

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview Muppets and Disney songwriter Dave Kinnoin.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview Tara Storch, co-founder of Taylor's Gift.

Scott MacIntyre and Mark Dowdy interview blind inventor, business owner, speed skier, and motivational speaker Mike May.

Scott MacIntyre & Mark Dowdy interview Christian Music Hall of Fame inductee Babbie Mason.

“American Idol” alum Scott MacIntyre has faced his fair share of trials and tribulations. Born blind, MacIntyre later experienced kidney failure, pain, and uncertainty as he awaited two transplants — difficult and draining experiences that led him and his wife, Christina, to rely on their faith in God as they faced the unknown. Listen to him reveal all the details.

Show Notes: On episode 75 of The Gifted Life Podcast, our team takes you to the 2018 Rose Parade in California to experience the Donate Life Rose Parade Float. Check out what goes on behind the scenes and hear some of the experiences from the families of the honorees. Learn why American Idol alum, Scott MacIntyre, and former NFL coach Sam Wyche were involved in this year's celebration. You can learn more about the individual stories of the 44 organ, eye and tissue donors honored on this year's float, “The Gift of Time,” at donatelifefloat.org.

Special Guest Scott MacIntyre from American Idol's eighth season joins us to discuss life and faith after American Idol.

This is part 3 of my 3 part interview with Scott MacIntyre - American Idol Top 8 Finalist. The importance of God and relationships to overcome trials and challenges in your life.

This is part 2 of my 3 part conversation with American Idol Top 8 Finalist Scott MacIntyre. We diver further into his story of receiving two kidney transplants.

Blind from birth and a two-time kidney transplant recipient, Scott MacIntyre's journey has been anything but easy. This is part 1 of 3 of my conversation with singer Scott MacIntyre.

Scott Macintyre shares his story

"We all need grace in order to move past our mistakes in life, and God's grace is greater than we can imagine." – Scott MacIntyre Listen in as Scott MacIntyre joins Sister Jenna on the America Meditating Radio Show! Since captivating the nation as a finalist on American Idol, Scott MacIntyre has continued to move audiences to laughter, tears, and standing ovations all over the world. As an acclaimed singer-songwriter, he has toured in arenas across North America, headlined concerts in Japan, Austria, England, Canada, and the US, and written and released his latest CD Lighthouse. He has performed with many notable acts including Alice Cooper, Jason Mraz, and Queen to name a few.  As an author and in-demand inspirational keynote speaker, Scott has shared his unique and dynamic life story with many different audiences across North America and beyond. Visually impaired since birth, he started playing the piano by ear at age three, began classical lessons at six, and subsequently learned to play the organ, guitar, bass and drums.  Scott has appeared on Regis and Kelly, Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Today Show, Access Hollywood, among others and has been profiled on many outlets including CNN, FOX International and Sky News Europe. He has authored a book entitled, "By Faith, Not by Sight."  Having always forged ahead when the world said to give up, Scott continues to be an inspiration to all who hear his music and story.  Visit Scott online at www.scottmacintyre.com Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna. Like America Meditating on FB & follow us on Twitter.  

"We all need grace in order to move past our mistakes in life, and God's grace is greater than we can imagine." – Scott MacIntyre Listen in as Scott MacIntyre joins Sister Jenna on the America Meditating Radio Show! Since captivating the nation as a finalist on American Idol, Scott MacIntyre has continued to move audiences to laughter, tears, and standing ovations all over the world. As an acclaimed singer-songwriter, he has toured in arenas across North America, headlined concerts in Japan, Austria, England, Canada, and the US, and written and released his latest CD Lighthouse. He has performed with many notable acts including Alice Cooper, Jason Mraz, and Queen to name a few.  As an author and in-demand inspirational keynote speaker, Scott has shared his unique and dynamic life story with many different audiences across North America and beyond. Visually impaired since birth, he started playing the piano by ear at age three, began classical lessons at six, and subsequently learned to play the organ, guitar, bass and drums.  Scott has appeared on Regis and Kelly, Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Today Show, Access Hollywood, among others and has been profiled on many outlets including CNN, FOX International and Sky News Europe. He has authored a book entitled, "By Faith, Not by Sight."  Having always forged ahead when the world said to give up, Scott continues to be an inspiration to all who hear his music and story.  Visit Scott online at www.scottmacintyre.com Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna. Like America Meditating on FB & follow us on Twitter.

“We all need grace in order to move past our mistakes in life, and God's grace is greater than we can imagine.” – Scott MacIntyre Join us as Sister Jenna welcomes Scott MacIntyre to the America Meditating Radio Show! Since captivating the nation as a finalist on American Idol, Scott MacIntyre has continued to move audiences to laughter, tears, and standing ovations all over the world. As an acclaimed singer-songwriter, he has toured in arenas across North America, headlined concerts in Japan, Austria, England, Canada, and the US, and written and released his latest CD Lighthouse. He has performed with many notable acts including Alice Cooper, Jason Mraz, and Queen to name a few.  As an author and in-demand inspirational keynote speaker, Scott has shared his unique and dynamic life story with many different audiences across North America and beyond. Visually impaired since birth, he started playing the piano by ear at age three, began classical lessons at six, and subsequently learned to play the organ, guitar, bass and drums.  Scott has appeared on Regis and Kelly, Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Today Show, Access Hollywood, among others and has been profiled on many outlets including CNN, FOX International and Sky News Europe. He has authored a book entitled, “By Faith, Not by Sight.”  Having always forged ahead when the world said to give up, Scott continues to be an inspiration to all who hear his music and story.  Visit him online at www.scottmacintyre.com Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating on FB & follow us on Twitter.

Join us for the second portion of Dallas that happened after the concert!We get shoutouts from Megan Joy, Michael Sarver, Danny Gokey, Allison Iraheta, Matt Giraud, Scott MacIntyre, and Kris Allen.We even get to talk to Anoop Desai.Yeah please excuse Anne Marie and myself for "dying on the inside" while Anoop was on the phone.Time: 24:44Direct Download

Join Sarah and Anne Marie as they stream live on the internet with our first buscast! They are joined by contest winner Lauren.Diana and Melissa are the buscasters for this edition.We get shout outs from Michael Sarver, Scott MacIntyre, Matt Giraud, and Kris Allen. Then later one we talked to Jasmine Murray for a few minutes.Time: 40:38Direct Download