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On the episode this week, John Mark and Sarah McMillan perform two songs from their new album “You Are the Avalanche” in the studio. We also hear from best-selling author Thom Rainer about his new book, and Shauna and Joy are finally on the show at the same time.

Lady Lamb, “Billions of Eyes”

Dr. Dog, “Heart it Races”

Auguste, “Slow Motion”

Alvvays, “Archie, Marry Me”

IAMDYNAMITE, “In the Summer”

Son Lux, “You Don’t Know Me”

MUTEMATH, “Used To”

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This week on the show we have a very special in-studio interview with Hillsong pastor Brian Houston. He came by and chatted with us about his new book “Live Love Lead” while on the Hillsong Worship Nights Tour. We also hear some new tracks from JGivens, and our resident sub expert JD sits in for Eddie.

Brandon Flowers, “Lonely Town”

CHVRCHES, “Clearest Blue”

Hozier, “Someone New”

Kotomi, “Swimming”

T.O.L.D., “Lucifer’s Eyes”

Disclosure, “Magnets (feat. Lorde)”

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What are some unnecessary, illogical plot devices used in cartoons from your childhood?

The City Harmonic Performs

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The City Harmonic Performs

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This week we introduce you to a great new indie/electro/pop band, Atlas Genius. The Aussie duo has just released their debut album, When It Was Now, featuring the hit song, “Trojans.” We also talk to author and social entrepreneur Jeff Shinabarger. He’s the guy behind GiftCardGiver and Plywood People, and has recently released the book More or Less: Choosing a Lifestyle of Excessive Generosity. Fire up the grill and take the cover off the pool because the Boys of Summer are back!

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Surfer Blood, “Say Yes To Me”

CSS, “Teenage Tiger Cat”

Portugal, The Man, “Evil Friends”

Camera Obscura, “Do It Again”

City and Colour, “The Hurry and the Harm”

The Civil Wars, “The One That Got Away”

Neko Case, “Man”

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This week we spotlight the indie/rock band, Foals, and talk with them about their amazing new album “What Went Down.” Plus we talk to author Stephen Mansfield about the Ashley Madison scandal, and the cast gives Cameron gym advice to help him with his new quest to get in shape. The Episode is sponsored by The Great Courses.

machineheart, “Circles (feat. Vanic)”

Best Coast, “Feeling Ok”

St. Lucia, “Elevate”

Small Feet, “All and Everyone”

Skrillex & Diplo, “Where Are Ü Now (with Justin Bieber)”

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What are you going to do improve your mind, body, or spirit for your “September Resolution”?

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