Reverse Podcast

In episode 56, Brenton and Bryant take a reverse look into the life of Nate Dugger. Nate is a session guitar player in Nashville, and a founding member of the band Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors. Since college, Nate and Drew have been making music together and have toured the world with some of the biggest artists in the industry. Their latest album "Medicine" put them on the map as a band, and has some of the best songwriting and musicality out today. Nate is also striving to reach the goal of having the most instagram followers on an account with zero pictures, so join the cause and follow Nate on social. ⏪

For more info about Nate and his band check out www.drewholcomb.com

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In Episode 55, Brenton and Bryant discuss the PERFECT situation. Unfortunately, that really isn't even a thing. There will never be a "perfect" situation. As creatives, it's easy for us to dream and idealize how we want a situation or outcome to be, but it's more about what we make out of bad or mediocre situation than conceptualizing the perfect one. ⏪

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In Episode 55, Brenton and Bryant discuss the PERFECT situation. Unfortunately, that really isn't even a thing. There will never be a "perfect" situation. As creatives, it's easy for us to dream and idealize how we want a situation or outcome to be, but it's more about what we make out of bad or mediocre situation than conceptualizing the perfect one. ⏪

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In episode 54, Brenton and Bryant sit down with a full band for the first time ever on the Reverse Podcast. This band is fairly new to the touring scene, but their heart is evident in everything they do. They recently toured with Switchfoot and Lecrae, and are making their mark on the music industry at every show. The New Respects is composed of 4 young friends who love creating and making music together. The kind of music they create and play has it own genre, if you will. It's an authentic melting pot of music that captures each of their personalities, borrows from the genres of rock & roll, and pop with overlays of acoustic tones which translates into an inspiring blend of fresh, fun, and engaging music. They deliver truth in bars, notes, chords, measures, beats, and rhythms. Their hope is to reach the world with enjoyable music that crosses all boundaries. ⏪

For more about The New Respects, visit www.thenewrespects.com

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In episode 54, Brenton and Bryant sit down with a full band for the first time ever on the Reverse Podcast. This band is fairly new to the touring scene, but their heart is evident in everything they do. They recently toured with Switchfoot and Lecrae, and are making their mark on the music industry at every show. The New Respects is composed of 4 young friends who love creating and making music together. The kind of music they create and play has it own genre, if you will. It's an authentic melting pot of music that captures each of their personalities, borrows from the genres of rock & roll, and pop with overlays of acoustic tones which translates into an inspiring blend of fresh, fun, and engaging music. They deliver truth in bars, notes, chords, measures, beats, and rhythms. Their hope is to reach the world with enjoyable music that crosses all boundaries. ⏪

For more about The New Respects, visit www.thenewrespects.com

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In Episode 53, Brenton and Bryant unpack the importance of remembering the good times. We are huge fans of thinking backwards to move forward, but there's an aspect that we often times forget. It's so important to take time to remember the good times. It's the small victories that win the biggest wars and we need to celebrate even the smallest of wins. ⏪

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In Episode 53, Brenton and Bryant unpack the importance of remembering the good times. We are huge fans of thinking backwards to move forward, but there's an aspect that we often times forget. It's so important to take time to remember the good times. It's the small victories that win the biggest wars and we need to celebrate even the smallest of wins. ⏪

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In Episode 52, Brenton and Bryant get a chance to sit down with David Zach. David sings and writes for a band called Remedy Drive, and also spends time as a volunteer operative in Southeast Asia with The Exodus Road. They are a coalition of operatives that find and rescue victims of sex trafficking. Remedy Drive's latest recording is a concept album on counter trafficking and they’re doing everything they can to recruit ordinary people into the fight against modern day slavery. ⏪

For more info on David, follow him on social and check out https://davidmzach.wordpress.com

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In Episode 52, Brenton and Bryant get a chance to sit down with David Zach. David sings and writes for a band called Remedy Drive, and also spends time as a volunteer operative in Southeast Asia with The Exodus Road. They are a coalition of operatives that find and rescue victims of sex trafficking. Remedy Drive's latest recording is a concept album on counter trafficking and they’re doing everything they can to recruit ordinary people into the fight against modern day slavery. ⏪

For more info on David, follow him on social and check out https://davidmzach.wordpress.com

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In Episode 51, Brenton and Bryant unpack the power of community in the lives of creative people. You can't really create without having great people around you. Not that EVERYTHING has to be a co-written song, or a collaboration, but just having great people around you can make all the difference when it comes to inspiration, critique, or genuine enjoyment in your art or creative project. It's a big deal. Get around people in the same wavelength as you, and watch your world explode with new possibilities!⏪

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