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This week, David Crowder joins us to discuss the songs that changed his life and shaped him as a songwriter.

We also hear an excerpt from the upcoming episode of The Shauna Niequist Podcast featuring a conversation with Amanda Sudano of the duo Johnnyswim.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support

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This week, David Crowder joins us to discuss the songs that changed his life and shaped him as a songwriter. 

We also hear an excerpt from the upcoming episode of The Shauna Niequist Podcast featuring a conversation with Amanda Sudano of the duo Johnnyswim.

The gang comes up with a creative solution for crime and punishment, plans a heist to recover some missing office chairs, reminisces about classic TV shows and a lot more! 

1.Findlay, “Waste My Time”

2.Coin, “Boyfriend”

3.Crowder, “Run Devil Run”

4.Locus Pocus, “My Girlfriend Won’t Dance With Me”

5.Phases, “I’m in Love With My Life”

6.Daniel Powter, “Bad Day”

David Crowder

The Shauna Niequist Podcast

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This week, we talk with Joel Houston of Hillsong United about their brand-new album, Wonder, and hear clips from some of its most powerful songs. We also speak with Micah Challenge Executive Director Jason Fileta about the Paris Climate Agreement, the link between extreme poverty and climate change and how you can help.

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This week, we talk with Joel Houston of Hillsong United about their brand-new album, Wonder, and hear clips from some of its most powerful songs. We also speak with Micah Challenge Executive Director Jason Fileta about the Paris Climate Agreement, the link between extreme poverty and climate change and how you can help.

The gang also uncovers a television conspiracy, updates everyone on the infamous catfish thrower, discusses religious liberty, hears the new song from John Mark McMillan and more!

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1.Arcade Fire, “Everything Now”

2.Drake, “Madiba Riddim”

3.Hillsong United, “Wonder”

4.Halsey, “Bad At Love”

5.Radiohead, “I Promise”

Hillsong United

Wonder

This week, Local Natives frontman Taylor Rice joins us to discuss the band’s new album “Sunlit Youth” and walk us through some of the record’s most memorable tracks.

We also speak with IF:Gathering founder Jennie Allen about her new book, “Nothing to Prove".

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This week, Local Natives frontman Taylor Rice joins us to discuss the band’s new album “Sunlit Youth” and walk us through some of the record’s most memorable tracks.

We also speak with IF:Gathering founder Jennie Allen about her new book, “No--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support

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This week, Local Natives frontman Taylor Rice joins us to discuss the band’s new album “Sunlit Youth” and walk us through some of the record’s most memorable tracks.

We also speak with IF:Gathering founder Jennie Allen about her new book, “Nothing to Prove,” and why it’s so important to slow down and live life not trying to meet others’ expectations. Our old friend Andy Baron also joins us to discuss the nation’s spelling epidemic, we recap more memorable moments from the Montana trip, hear about your craziest wildlife stories, listen to Mark Zuckerberg’s prayerful Harvard commencement address and more! 

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1.Bleachers, “Don’t Take the Money”

2.Kelela, “Rewind”

3.Vince Staples, “Big Fish”

4.Mondo Cozmo, “Automatic”

5.Sigrid, “Don’t Kill My Vibe”

Local Natives

Sunlit Youth

Jennie Allen

Nothing to Prove

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This week, we talked with Damon Lindelof, the creator of HBO’s acclaimed show The Leftovers and co-creator of Lost. We also preview the latest addition to the RELEVANT Podcast Network family. The guys record on location from a ranch in Montana, where they get a live performance from worship artist Brady Toops and Jesse--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support

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