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Now that many churches are beginning to re-open, we discuss creative ways churches have sought to re-engage. Have churches become too consumer-friendly? Is the earth shaped like a frisbee? What do you think of the LEGO movie? All this and more.
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Logic Free Trial
CREATE:Film Fest
It’s been a trying 2020 so far, and this past week in America may have been the toughest yet. With the unrest the world is facing, the only appropriate response is the Love of Christ. Today, Kyler and Jayson share their views on how we can overcome injustice, racism, prejudice, and more.
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Well, it was bound to happen. A podcast with no guest, many rabbit trails, and a debate on being Team Cap or Team Iron Man. Enjoy!
CREATE:film Fest
As a lover of original gospel music, while being inspired and connected with his own God-given ability to sing, Marcellus Coleman (Mars) was born a protege and began leading and directing choirs at the very young age of ten years old. Surrounded by parents who listened to artists ranging from Walter Hawkins and the Winans to Earth, Wind & Fire, and George Duke, he has always had a great appreciation for phenomenal singers. With support from his community in Palmdale, CA, Mars was exposed to so many thriving ministries and was eventually guided to his current residence in Oklahoma City, OK.
Gaining his musical influences from artists such as Yoko Kanno, Akino Arai, Michael League (Snarky Puppy), Kirk Franklin, Edwin Hawkins, and Israel Houghton, Mars channeled this creativity into his own art form and began lending his talents as writer and performer on tunes such as “Rightly” and “Lift” from J. Lee The Producer’s album “Music Box”. Mars released his first single “Guide” in 2017. He created the “Sessions” podcast in 2018 and is currently writing music for local and regional artists within the music industry. As a worship leader for five years at Victory Family Church, Mars is branching off into the area of music publishing and copyrighting to increase his knowledge and impact within the market.
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The Mars Invasion
Mars on Instagram
Bridgetown Church
CREATE:film Fest
It’s an episode for the true fans! No guest…just a ton of random topics! What do you think of horse fighting? What about Elevation Worship’s new album? How will the Church come out of COVID-19? All this and more!
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Good Morning Kids
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Today, we are joined by music artist, Liz Vice. Liz started her career working behind the scenes in the world of film and video, only to accidentally find herself behind the mic. Liz Vice’s sound is a fusion of Gospel and R&B, with dynamic and soulful vocals, and lyrics, deeply rooted in spirituality, that gives her work a timeless feel.
The title track for her first album “There’s a Light” received over one million streams on Spotify. The success of the record led to performing and/or sharing the stage with artists such as Joss Stone, Blind Boys of Alabama, Boz Scaggs, The Temptations, Rodriguez, Lake Street Dive, Lecrae, Cody Chesnutt, St. Paul and the Broken Bones, Eric Early of (Blitzen Trapper), John Mark McMillan, Sandra McCracken, Josh Garrels, Tunde Baiyewu (Lighthouse Family), Luz Mendoza (Y La Bamba), Eshon Burgundy (Humble Beast), and more.
Vice’s music and live performances have put her on the map as an artist to watch. She has been praised and featured by Oregon Public Broadcasts’ One Song, NPR’s World Cafe, Mountain Stage, eTown, NPR’s Weekend Edition, Relevant Magazine, and more. Vice has also been a featured artist for such events as Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival, Moon River, Forecastle, Portland Soundcheck, Soul’d Out Music Festival, Siren Nation Music Festival, Music on Main Street and more.
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Spotify Page
Good Shepherd New York
We Are Gonna Make it Through
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Filmmaker and professional dancer, Jeff Hampton, joins the show today to discuss his creative journey. Jeff didn’t begin to dance until high school and started making films well after college. His journey took him on national tours, music videos, and more. On the show, Jeff discusses when he knew it was right to pursue professional dance, as well as why he seems to be creating all the time.
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Kyler’s Tap Class
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Today we are joined by Diocko (DJ) Jones, the production engineer at Victory Family Church, in Norman, Oklahoma. DJ has a rich history of serving in the church, including time spent in almost every area of production. In this episode, DJ discusses his love of lighting, why it can be a useful tool in leading people in worship, and ways in which a person can introduce lighting into their own environments. He also discusses the pivots his church has made during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what he is learning through this time.
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Victory Family Church
Thunder Run
Slurp Sound
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Kēvin Leedy stops by the show to talk about his experiences leading during COVID-19. What is his church doing? What are some of the things other churches are doing? Also, Jayson asks the question, what are we learning through all of this?
Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
Working the Angles
Clockstoppers
Reagan Elkins is the founder of Intellego Media, a film and digital media company based in Chickasha Oklahoma. His desire is to bring excellence to the film industry by bringing high quality and excellence of work to clients. In 2019, two of Reagan’s won two Telly Awards. Reagan currently lives in Chickasha Oklahoma and is working on short film projects, documentaries, music videos, and commercials.
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