The Catch with John Fischer

The Catch with John Fischer

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The Catch with John Fischer episodes

  • A Catch Conversation with Randy Stonehill
    On this episode of The Catch on Blog Talk Radio, we are excited to have Randy Stonehill as our guest
    Randy Stonehill has been busy delivering heart-driven, relevant music for 48 years. He's written hundreds of songs on 27 releases and counting, and he's responsible for some of the most authentic, influential Christian music ever written.  His recordings have inspired many Christian artists and he continues to write, record, and tour across the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe.
    43 min
  • A Catch Conversation with Paul Clark
    Paul is recognized as one of the founding fathers of the Jesus Movement and the Contemporary Christian Music industry. During his 13 year association with Word Records in the 1970's and 1980's, Paul's songwriting, record producing and avant-garde artistry placed him in the forefront along with artists like Phil Keaggy, 2nd Chapter of Acts, Love Song, Larry Norman, Andre Crouch, Honeytree, Keith Green, Randy Stonehill, Barry McGuire, and many others. 
    Read more here.
    38 min
  • A Catch Conversation With John's Brother, Dr. David E. Fischer
    Join John with his brother Dr. David E. Fischer on this episode of The Catch on Blog Talk Radio.
    Dr. David E. Fischer graduated Summa Cum Laude from Stanford University with a BA degree in philosophy and in his senior year was President of Stanford in Germany. He then attended two theological seminaries and spent a year as a university assistant chaplain.
    Dr. Fischer founded Living Word Bible College in Southern California in 1971. He wrote curricula for 15 courses, including many chapter by chapter Bible book studies, and was a teacher for students from around the world for over 35 years. 
    Read more, click here.
    Dr. Fischer also has authored the book, The Future Great Planet Earth: What they never told you about the last days, which you can download at Amazon, here.
    35 min
  • A Catch Conversation with Millennial, Alexander Klein
    Born on November 30th, 1991 in Long Beach, California to two loving parents, amazing grandparents as well as an inspirational brother, Alexander Klein was raised inundated with technology and culture.
    As a student of the martial arts, language, history and network security, Alexander consults small offices and business owners on how to efficiently navigate our rapidly evolving world while maintaining a connection to the roots of our humanity as the digital age is ushered forth.
    42 min
  • A Catch Conversation with Tommy Coomes
    Tommy Coomes’ unique combination of skills has meant significant contributions to contemporary Christian music for four decades—and counting. 
    In the 1970s, Tommy was a member of the pioneering CCM group, Love Song. He launched Maranatha! Music’s creative department and produced hundreds of recordings, including the popular Praise album series. In 1989, he founded The Praise Band to explore new forms of worship and evangelism with Greg Laurie, which led to working with Franklin Graham and developing the music teams for Promise Keepers. The Tommy Coomes Band (www.TommyCoomesBand.com) has recorded 15 albums. Using a mix of worship and evangelism, they minister with Franklin Graham and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association from the stadiums of North America to the barrios of El Salvador. 
    Through his new company, Music Compass (www. MusicCompass.com), Tommy is committed to mentoring the next generation of musical artists, songwriters and worship leaders, to influence our culture to pursue a personal relationship with God. His favorite Scripture is, “He has put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see and fear and put their trust in the Lord” (Psalm 40:3 NIV). Read more here. Visit Tommy Coomes Band website.
    34 min
  • Catch Conversation with Dan Collins
    On this episode, we'll speak with Dan Collins.
    Meet Dan Collins:
    Music Producer, Tour Manager, Director of Artists & Repertoire/In-house Producer for Sparrow Records (Keith Green, Phil Keaggy, Barry McGuire, 2nd Chapter of Acts, Jamie Owens Collins, John Michael Talbot, Terry Talbot.) Has received Grammy and Dove nominations for his productions.
    Also produced FIRST LOVE - A Historic Gathering of Jesus Music Pioneers. Artists: 2nd Chapter of Acts, Jamie Owens Collins, Barry McGuire, Love Song, Terry Clark, Darrell Mansfield, Randy Stonewall, Matthew Ward, Randy Matthews, John Fischer, Chuck Girard, Paul Clark, HoneyTree, Annie Herring, Andrae Crouch, and a tribute to Keith Green. 
    Dan has produced and sung on over 150 album projects. He has produced five of John Fischer’s albums recorded for Light Records in the 1970s.
    He is married to Jamie Owns-Collins and they have 3 adult children.
    51 min
  • Another Catch Conversation with Tony Huynh
    We are excited to have Tony Huynh bac with us tonight.
    Tony is currently a student at Multnomah Biblical Seminary and is working towards his Masters in Theological Studies. Tony's focus regarding theology is in the areas of race, gender and politics. 
    Currently, Tony serves at a multi-ethnic church, and finds that community to be a microcosm of our current social climate revolving around race identity. He believes that the Church as a whole, has a certain political obligation to engage in the political realm of our world. But the Church's politic is neither left or right, conservative or liberal; the Church's politic critiques our current power structures and calls all persons and systems into examination.
    50 min
  • A Catch Conversation With Tony Huynh
    This episode's guest is Tony Huynh. 
    Tony is currently a student at Multnomah Biblical Seminary and is working towards his Masters in Theological Studies. Tony's focus regarding theology is in the areas of race, gender and politics. 
    Currently, Tony serves at a multi-ethnic church, and finds that community to be a microcosm of our current social climate revolving around race identity. He believes that the Church as a whole, has a certain political obligation to engage in the political realm of our world. But the Church's politic is neither left or right, conservative or liberal; the Church's politic critiques our current power structures and calls all persons and systems into examination. 
    We are excited to have Tony as our guest on this episode of The Catch on BlogTalk Radio.
    42 min

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