Reverse Podcast

In Episode 71, Bryant sits down with songwriter and entrepreneur, John Chisum. John is widely known for his songs recorded by Christian artists Ron Kenoly, Steve Green, Larnelle Harris, The Gaither Vocal Band, Truth, First Call, The Cathedrals and many of Integrity’s Hosanna! Music recordings. John has been a long-time music industry professional in music publishing, artist development, songwriter, and producer roles for over 200 projects.

John is now using all of his 30+ years of experience to inspire and coach songwriters with his company Nashville Christian Songwriters. He uses techniques and tools that he's learned over the years to help shape the next generation of Christian songwriters. For more information about John and Nashville Christian Songwriters, visit - www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com ⏪

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In episode 70, Brenton and Bryant continue their conversation with the founder of Pedaltrain and Franklin Moto, John Chandler. John is a legend. As a personal friend of the hosts, John is an amazing entrepreneur, musician, business owner, and steward of the gifts and talents that he's been given. One of the most humble and hard working people you will ever meet, John created one of the most widely known products in the guitar gear industry, the Pedaltrain. 

While on tour with artists such as DC Talk, Michael W. Smith, etc., and as a guitar player himself, John saw the need for a pedalboard that could stand up to life on the road and delivered a product that would revolutionize the industry. Nearly 20 years later John sold his massively successful company and started Franklin Moto in Franklin TN with his son to customize bikes and share the stories of riders while bringing the riding community in middle Tennessee together.

John's heart for ministry and people is all throughout this interview. His passion for God and being obedient has driven and continues to drive him to do amazing things. To stay in touch with John, check out www.franklinmoto.com to see all of the awesome things happening with Franklin Moto! ⏪

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In episode 70, Brenton and Bryant continue their conversation with the founder of Pedaltrain and Franklin Moto, John Chandler. John is a legend. As a personal friend of the hosts, John is an amazing entrepreneur, musician, business owner, and steward of the gifts and talents that he's been given. One of the most humble and hard working people you will ever meet, John created one of the most widely known products in the guitar gear industry, the Pedaltrain. 

While on tour with artists such as DC Talk, Michael W. Smith, etc., and as a guitar player himself, John saw the need for a pedalboard that could stand up to life on the road and delivered a product that would revolutionize the industry. Nearly 20 years later John sold his massively successful company and started Franklin Moto in Franklin TN with his son to customize bikes and share the stories of riders while bringing the riding community in middle Tennessee together.

John's heart for ministry and people is all throughout this interview. His passion for God and being obedient has driven and continues to drive him to do amazing things. To stay in touch with John, check out www.franklinmoto.com to see all of the awesome things happening with Franklin Moto! ⏪

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In episode 69, Brenton and Bryant sit down with the founder of Pedaltrain and Franklin Moto, John Chandler. John is a legend. As a personal friend of the hosts, John is an amazing entrepreneur, musician, business owner, and steward of the gifts and talents that he's been given. One of the most humble and hard working people you will ever meet, John created one of the most widely known products in the guitar gear industry, the Pedaltrain. 

While on tour with artists such as DC Talk, Michael W. Smith, etc., and as a guitar player himself, John saw the need for a pedalboard that could stand up to life on the road and delivered a product that would revolutionize the industry. Nearly 20 years later John sold his massively successful company and started Franklin Moto in Franklin TN with his son to customize bikes and share the stories of riders while bringing the riding community in middle Tennessee together.

John's heart for ministry and people is all throughout this interview. His passion for God and being obedient has driven and continues to drive him to do amazing things. To stay in touch with John, check out www.franklinmoto.com to see all of the awesome things happening with Franklin Moto! ⏪

This episode is a 2 part episode, so be sure to catch all of John's story in Part 2!

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In episode 69, Brenton and Bryant sit down with the founder of Pedaltrain and Franklin Moto, John Chandler. John is a legend. As a personal friend of the hosts, John is an amazing entrepreneur, musician, business owner, and steward of the gifts and talents that he's been given. One of the most humble and hard working people you will ever meet, John created one of the most widely known products in the guitar gear industry, the Pedaltrain. 

While on tour with artists such as DC Talk, Michael W. Smith, etc., and as a guitar player himself, John saw the need for a pedalboard that could stand up to life on the road and delivered a product that would revolutionize the industry. Nearly 20 years later John sold his massively successful company and started Franklin Moto in Franklin TN with his son to customize bikes and share the stories of riders while bringing the riding community in middle Tennessee together.

John's heart for ministry and people is all throughout this interview. His passion for God and being obedient has driven and continues to drive him to do amazing things. To stay in touch with John, check out www.franklinmoto.com to see all of the awesome things happening with Franklin Moto! ⏪

This episode is a 2 part episode, so be sure to catch all of John's story in Part 2!

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JOURNEY // That's exactly what we unpack in Episode 68 with Jonathan Cain. After decades of traveling the world with one of the most prolific rock bands of all time, Journey, Jonathan Cain sits down with Reverse Podcast hosts Brenton Miles and Bryant Urich to share the history of his musical career, faith, and new ventures to come.

This episode was recorded at Addiction Studios in Nashville, TN in October of 2016 just before the release of Jonathan's new album "What God Want's To Hear" - Released October 21, 2016. 

If you are a creative person, and want to be inspired... listen to this episode. It's full of stories, heart, and creative insights that are sure to give you the adrenaline rush you need in your creative "journey". 

Jonathan Cain online: http://www.jonathancainmusic.com

Jonathan Cain's new record: https://goo.gl/eumteP

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JOURNEY // That's exactly what we unpack in Episode 68 with Jonathan Cain. After decades of traveling the world with one of the most prolific rock bands of all time, Journey, Jonathan Cain sits down with Reverse Podcast hosts Brenton Miles and Bryant Urich to share the history of his musical career, faith, and new ventures to come.

This episode was recorded at Addiction Studios in Nashville, TN in October of 2016 just before the release of Jonathan's new album "What God Want's To Hear" - Released October 21, 2016. 

If you are a creative person, and want to be inspired... listen to this episode. It's full of stories, heart, and creative insights that are sure to give you the adrenaline rush you need in your creative "journey". 

Jonathan Cain online: http://www.jonathancainmusic.com

Jonathan Cain's new record: https://goo.gl/eumteP

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In episode 67, Bryant and Diego unpack the idea of being a creative that is disciplined. It's not always highest on our list of skills as creative people, but it's of utmost importance. No matter what field you're in, you won't' get anywhere without understanding discipline and the importance of setting and achieving goals. It takes determination and hard work to come out on top, but taking a reverse look into the lives of other creatives can shed some light on what it means to be disciplined and successful while still operating at your highest level creatively. Check the archives for past episodes with some amazing creatives that share their tips on thriving with discipline. ⏪

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In episode 67, Bryant and Diego unpack the idea of being a creative that is disciplined. It's not always highest on our list of skills as creative people, but it's of utmost importance. No matter what field you're in, you won't' get anywhere without understanding discipline and the importance of setting and achieving goals. It takes determination and hard work to come out on top, but taking a reverse look into the lives of other creatives can shed some light on what it means to be disciplined and successful while still operating at your highest level creatively. Check the archives for past episodes with some amazing creatives that share their tips on thriving with discipline. ⏪

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In episode 65, Bryant discusses the importance of believing in yourself. There comes a time in the life of every creative when you have to make a decision. You have to decide if you really believe in yourself, or if you're going to listen to the voices of the nay sayers and people that don't want to see you succeed. It's hard enough to be a creative, do yourself a favor and ask yourself the question, "Do I really believe in what I'm doing?" When you finally answer that question, you'll have the power to see through to your true creative destiny. ⏪

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