Frequency Podcast

Joe caught up with this fast-rising Northwest band and staple of CreationFest while at CMS NW 2016. Enjoy the conversation and be sure to check out their latest release, "Undiscovered".

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For folks with some level of awareness related to Christian music, the name Paul Baloche is familiar If that doesn't ring a bell, just name a few songs he's written - like "Open the Eyes of My Heart", "Your Name", or "Hosanna (Praise Is Rising)" - and you're bound to get a head nod. Many worship leaders cite Paul as a mentor, even if they've never met him. Such is his influence in the worship community. On October 7th, Paul released his latest collection of songs for the local church, simply titled Your Mercy. Joe caught up with the Dove Award-winning songwriter in his new home - a one-bedroom apartment in New York City - to discuss the album and how it captures the recent changes for his family.

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Note from Jim:I met Matt Storer, CEO/President of VisionTrust International through a mutual friend here in Colorado Springs. The thing that is different, in my opinion, about VisionTrust is that they are in these countries for years. I met Nelson today who celebrated his 15-year anniversary as Director of VisionTrust Dominicana (Dominican Republic). When news of what was happening in Haiti developed, I reached out to Matt to see what they were going to do to help families and children in Haiti. In fact, I decided to volunteer six hours of my time because the need was so great and time was of the essence. Donate to help give a hurricane relief kit to 500 families in Haiti by visiting https://www.visiontrust.org/haitirelief Follow VisionTrust on Facebook to stay up to date with the work in Haiti https://facebook.com/visiontrust

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Back in April of this year, Tanya Godsey pinged on our radar. This Nashville-based singer/songwriter/worship leader was on the verge of releasing her third album, Love Lines the Last Horizon. After almost two months of back-and-forth (through the fault of no one), we were able to connect to record this, our latest interview. At that time, the actual release date was uncertain, so we have waited patiently until this day (September 30, 2016) when we could share.In this expansive, unguarded conversation, Tanya and Joe explore the genesis of the project and the unexpected diversion manifested through anxiety and depression. The album is in many ways shaped by the life events experienced in its creation and reminds us that, even though we do not feel worthy of love, we are ultimately the beloved children of a gracious Father.

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Latifah Phillips represents a consistently growing number of indie and mainstream artists and bands who make their home in Colorado. Latifah has made a name for herself and her projects by touring, producing and collaborating. As you’ll discover in this podcast interview, the goal was not just to talk about music or the person, but uncover what it takes to make it as an indie artist in today’s music economy.

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Writer D.L. Mayfield joins Joe for a discussion of her provocatively titled publishing debut, ASSIMILATE OR GO HOME. Through this emotionally rich memoir, she shares her extensive experience working with refugee communities in the United States. D.L. and Joe explore a few of the many memorable (and timely) stories, how they inform us as individuals, and how we hope they may influence our culture.

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We're still a few days away from publishing our interview with DL Mayfield regarding her book Assimilate Or Go Home, which is released today (August 16, 2016). While you wait, we wanted to share an excerpt of this lovely and timely collection of essays. We hope it serves you and perhaps even encourages you to grab a copy for yourself. http://amzn.to/2aYcTEF

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Our take on the latest from Sprig recording artist, Weston Skaggs.

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It probably goes without saying that this current season is quite challenging. Each week seems to bring another tragedy, and many people ask why God allows suffering and evil to occur. Or worse yet, there are those who believe that God uses these events as an act of judgment to punish those the perceive as sinners.And then our guest, Lucas Miles, enters the scene. Lucas is a writer, speaker, life coach, talent manager, church consultant, pastor, and film producer (whew!) who recently published the book Good God: The One We Want to Believe In but Are Afraid to Embrace.

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Podcast Episode 42 - James Kurtis - Insightful Take on Canadian Christian Radio Part 2 by Joe Brookhouse and Dan Thomson

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