Forefront 360

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Forefront 360 episodes

  • Interview: Grayson Quay

    Rich and Cody talk to Grayson Quay about his two original poems published in New English Review, whether poetry should be more accessible, who their favorite poets are, and whether "Christian Art" should be a thing.

    1 hr
  • Discussion: Thoughts on Switchfoot

    Forefront team members Nate Mancini and Sean O'Hare sit down with Switchfoot aficionado Dan Becker to talk about the impact and evolution the band — and how they meld faith and art.

    54 min
  • Arts Review: May It Be So, Joy Ike, Josh Garrels, Hulvey

    Rich, Nate and Cody are back for a new arts review episode.

    • 00:26 - Names and their mispronunciations
  • 03:56 - Rich reviews May It Be So: Forty Days with the Lord's Prayer by Justin McRoberts and Scott Erickson 
  • 15:18 - Nate reviews Bigger Than Your Box by Joy Ike and Early Work, Vol. 1 by Josh Garrels
  • 19:34 - Cody reviews BRKNHRT by Hulvey
  • 28 min
  • Interview: Pastor Kevin Maloney (Part 2)

    The Forefront team continues their interview with Pastor Kevin Maloney from Grace Road Church in Rochester, NY. Topics include whether we can know God through the beauty of music, what the Ten Commandments say about art used in worship, and what kinds of art Christians shouldn't consume.

    44 min
  • Interview: Pastor Kevin Maloney (Part 1)
    The Forefront team interviews Pastor Kevin Maloney from Grace Road Church in Rochester, NY. Topics include the art of preaching, whether the church should patronize art, and whether Christians' art should have an agenda.
    46 min
  • Interview: Jake Meador from Mere Orthodoxy

    During Jubilee 2020, Nate and Sean sat down with Jake Meador (editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy) to discuss how churches can encourage artists, how to inspire young people to appreciate great art, and how our view of the end times impacts our creativity today.

    22 min

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The team from Forefront Festival takes you around the intersection of the arts and the Christian faith.