Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast

This is the first episode of the podcast! This was originally made on Friday, December 6, 2013. I did the initial 9 episodes in one batch over a few months (the 10th was done about a year later, I think), then I took a break until December of 2017. These haven't been available for a while. I wanted to get the original 10 added to the collection so you could see how the show "evolved".

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Google Play Music.

For information on how YOU can help keep this podcast alive please visit https://www.patreon.com/evolvingpodcast

Thanks!

My friend Brian Carter (from episodes 26 & 29) called me the other night to talk about, you know, whatever, which is normal for us, and we decided we should record it for the podcast. This was an unplanned, very random conversation about... gosh, it's hard to remember (making up a standup routine, Toy Story 2, Lonesome Dove & bugs were brought up). We had a good time though. Hope you do too.

(Warning: there's a little cussing in this, in case that bothers you)

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If you’d like to help keep this podcast alive you can donate cash money to Jeff. Just contact him somewhere on the internet and he will be grateful for your support.

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Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts.

My friend Brian Carter (from episodes 26 & 29) called me the other night to talk about, you know, whatever, which is normal for us, and we decided we should record it for the podcast. This was an unplanned, very random conversation about... gosh, it's hard to remember (making up a standup routine, Toy Story 2, Lonesome Dove & bugs were brought up). We had a good time though. Hope you do too.

(Warning: there's a little cussing in this, in case that bothers you)

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If you’d like to help keep this podcast alive you can donate cash money to Jeff. Just contact him somewhere on the internet and he will be grateful for your support.

—

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋

My friend Brian Carter (from episodes 26 & 29) called me the other night to talk about, you know, whatever, which is normal for us, and we decided we should record it for the podcast. This was an unplanned, very random conversation about... gosh, it's hard to remember (making up a standup routine, Toy Story 2, Lonesome Dove & bugs were brought up). We had a good time though. Hope you do too.

(Warning: there's a little cussing in this, in case that bothers you)

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If you’d like to help keep this podcast alive you can donate cash money to Jeff. Just contact him somewhere on the internet and he will be grateful for your support.

—

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋

I genuinely don’t know what my life would look like if Josh Irwin wasn’t in it. I think everybody has people like that and he’s one for me. We met in 1999 at a bible study, even though we’d been sitting next to each other in a community college classroom for a few months. We bonded over being new songwriters and a shared restlessness with life in Fort Worth, Texas, where we lived.

One night, which may have been November 1, 2002, in the parking lot of a movie theater, Josh and I decided mostly on a whim to ditch Texas and move to Nashville, Tennessee to chase our songwriting dreams (like you do). This was a SUDDEN decision and we left a few days later, on the 7th, with 1 truck, some mixtapes, suitcases, 2 guitars and a combined bank of about $300. Most of the people we knew figured we’d be back in a week or 2.

We each lasted about 6 or 7 years in Nashville and collected MANY wild stories over that time, which we dig into here.

These days Josh is married with 2 young red-headed boys of his own. We were happy to have his wife Amelia join us for our chat. She had a lot of stories to share as well. It was a FUN night (Josh’s birthday, actually).

Buckle up, this is a good conversation.

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If you’d like to help keep this podcast alive you can donate cash money to Jeff. Just contact him somewhere on the internet and he will be grateful for your support.

—

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋

I genuinely don’t know what my life would look like if Josh Irwin wasn’t in it. I think everybody has people like that and he’s one for me. We met in 1999 at a bible study, even though we’d been sitting next to each other in a community college classroom for a few months. We bonded over being new songwriters and a shared restlessness with life in Fort Worth, Texas, where we lived.

One night, which may have been November 1, 2002, in the parking lot of a movie theater, Josh and I decided mostly on a whim to ditch Texas and move to Nashville, Tennessee to chase our songwriting dreams (like you do). This was a SUDDEN decision and we left a few days later, on the 7th, with 1 truck, some mixtapes, suitcases, 2 guitars and a combined bank of about $300. Most of the people we knew figured we’d be back in a week or 2.

We each lasted about 6 or 7 years in Nashville and collected MANY wild stories over that time, which we dig into here.

These days Josh is married with 2 young red-headed boys of his own. We were happy to have his wife Amelia join us for our chat. She had a lot of stories to share as well. It was a FUN night (Josh’s birthday, actually).

Buckle up, this is a good conversation.

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If you’d like to help keep this podcast alive you can donate cash money to Jeff. Just contact him somewhere on the internet and he will be grateful for your support.

—

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋

I genuinely don’t know what my life would look like if Josh Irwin wasn’t in it. I think everybody has people like that and he’s one for me. We met in 1999 at a bible study, even though we’d been sitting next to each other in a community college classroom for a few months. We bonded over being new songwriters and a shared restlessness with life in Fort Worth, Texas, where we lived.

One night, which may have been November 1, 2002, in the parking lot of a movie theater, Josh and I decided mostly on a whim to ditch Texas and move to Nashville, Tennessee to chase our songwriting dreams (like you do). This was a SUDDEN decision and we left a few days later, on the 7th, with 1 truck, some mixtapes, suitcases, 2 guitars and a combined bank of about $300. Most of the people we knew figured we’d be back in a week or 2.

We each lasted about 6 or 7 years in Nashville and collected MANY wild stories over that time, which we dig into here.

These days Josh is married with 2 young red-headed boys of his own. We were happy to have his wife Amelia join us for our chat. She had a lot of stories to share as well. It was a FUN night (Josh’s birthday, actually).

Buckle up, this is a good conversation.

—

If you’d like to help keep this podcast alive you can donate cash money to Jeff. Just contact him somewhere on the internet and he will be grateful for your support.

—

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋

Welp, the podcast is back. That was quick!

A week or so ago my old friend and roommate Jeremy Dane messaged me on facebook to see about meeting up to catch up (we have NOT kept in very good contact over the years, sadly). A plan was set. Then, 2 hours before we were gonna hang out I texted him to see if he'd be up for recording our conversation for a podcast. He was down. This episode is that talk.

Jeremy and I were roommates in Denton, Texas from August 2000 to May 2001 while he was going to the University of North Texas and I was dropping out for the 2nd time. During the conversation we got into old stories as well as his church planting experiences and much more. THANKS FOR LISTENING!

If you would like to donate cash money to help keep this podcast alive get a hold of Jeff on the internet somewhere, he will be very responsive and alert.

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts.

Welp, the podcast is back. That was quick!

A week or so ago my old friend and roommate Jeremy Dane messaged me on facebook to see about meeting up to catch up (we have NOT kept in very good contact over the years, sadly). A plan was set. Then, 2 hours before we were gonna hang out I texted him to see if he'd be up for recording our conversation for a podcast. He was down. This episode is that talk.

Jeremy and I were roommates in Denton, Texas from August 2000 to May 2001 while he was going to the University of North Texas and I was dropping out for the 2nd time. During the conversation we got into old stories as well as his church planting experiences and much more. THANKS FOR LISTENING!

If you would like to donate cash money to help keep this podcast alive get a hold of Jeff on the internet somewhere, he will be very responsive and alert.

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋

Welp, the podcast is back. That was quick!

A week or so ago my old friend and roommate Jeremy Dane messaged me on facebook to see about meeting up to catch up (we have NOT kept in very good contact over the years, sadly). A plan was set. Then, 2 hours before we were gonna hang out I texted him to see if he'd be up for recording our conversation for a podcast. He was down. This episode is that talk.

Jeremy and I were roommates in Denton, Texas from August 2000 to May 2001 while he was going to the University of North Texas and I was dropping out for the 2nd time. During the conversation we got into old stories as well as his church planting experiences and much more. THANKS FOR LISTENING!

If you would like to donate cash money to help keep this podcast alive get a hold of Jeff on the internet somewhere, he will be very responsive and alert.

Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on iTunes and Soundcloud. Follow jeffgrant4real on twitter and instagram to be the first to know when a new episode posts. 👋