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This week we feature two of our favorite people – talking to each other! Don Miller sits down with Bob Goff and talks to him about living a whimsical, adventurous life…even if you’re not Bob Goff. (A portion of this interview also appeared in our magazine.) Also, we Skype in our Internet correspondent, Jon Acuff, bring you the week’s news and entertainment, recap your desert island feedback and much more …

Manchester Orchestra, “Top Notch”

Propaganda, “Crimson Cord”

Swim Good, “Summer Solstice”

St. Vincent, “Rattlesnake”

The War on Drugs, “An Ocean Between the Waves”

Colourmusic, “Horse Race”

Don Miller Bob Goff

What would your sitcom pitch be?

Since NBC is asking viewers for sitcom ideas, we thought we’d ask you, our brilliantly creative podcast listeners, to send us your ideas for a comedy sitcom.

This week we talk to artist, author, entrepreneur and founder of MOSAIC, a faith community in Los Angeles, Erwin McManus. In his new book, “The Artisan Soul,” Erwin writes about the calling to embrace our inherent creative genius and role in the creation of a beautiful future. Also this week, we introduce a new internet corespondent, Eddie sings “Cats” and Cameron gets called out for his epic photoshopping skills…

This week we talk to artist, author, entrepreneur and founder of MOSAIC, a faith community in Los Angeles, Erwin McManus. In his new book, “The Artisan Soul,” Erwin writes about the calling to embrace our inherent creative genius and role in the creation of a beautiful future. Also this week, we introduce a new internet corespondent, Eddie sings “Cats” and Cameron gets called out for his epic photoshopping skills…

Foster the People, “Best Friend”

Capital Cities, “Safe and Sound”

Aloe Blacc, “The Man”

Elbow, “Fly Boy Blue / Lunette”

Superhumanoids, “March of the Pigs”

Hear the full interview with Erwin McManus

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What is your “favorite” earworm?

That song from Frozen. The Kit Kat song. Who Let the Dogs Out? These popular songs are also known as “earworms” – catchy pieces of music that continually repeat through a person’s mind after they are no longer playing. So this week we want to know what your earworm is. Let us know and we’ll do our best NOT to play it on next week’s show!

This week we talk to artist, author, entrepreneur and founder of MOSAIC, a faith community in Los Angeles, Erwin McManus. In his new book, “The Artisan Soul,” Erwin writes about the calling to embrace our inherent creative genius and role in the creation of a beautiful future. Also this week, we introduce a new internet corespondent, Eddie sings “Cats” and Cameron gets called out for his epic photoshopping skills…

Foster the People, “Best Friend”

Capital Cities, “Safe and Sound”

Aloe Blacc, “The Man”

Elbow, “Fly Boy Blue / Lunette”

Superhumanoids, “March of the Pigs”

Hear the full interview with Erwin McManus

ErwinMcManus.com Follow Erwin on Twitter

What is your “favorite” earworm?

That song from Frozen. The Kit Kat song. Who Let the Dogs Out? These popular songs are also known as “earworms” – catchy pieces of music that continually repeat through a person’s mind after they are no longer playing. So this week we want to know what your earworm is. Let us know and we’ll do our best NOT to play it on next week’s show!

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This week, Mark Burnett (Survivor, The Voice, Shark Tank) and wife Roma Downey (Touched by an Angel) join us to talk about their new film “Son of God” that opens everywhere this weekend. “Son of God” brings the life of Jesus to the big screen like never before, and is the first major motion picture about Jesus’ life since Passion of the Christ, released ten years ago. And today officially marks the start of the Oskarz season. To vote, head over to oskarz.biz (yes, it’s a real site) and select who you think is worthy to take home a coveted Oskarz trophy. Winners will be announced on next week’s awards show.

Danny Brown, “Grown Up”

John Mark McMillan, “Guns / Napoleon”

St. Vincent, “Digital Witness”

Phantogram, “Bill Murray”

Com Truise, “Declination (ft. Joel Ford)”

Jonny P, “Drive”

What movie defines or typifies each state?

A map has been created showing the defining musical acts for each state. So with this being Oskarz week, we want to hear your ideas for defining movies for each state. Tell us your best ideas and we’ll pick 5 of our favorites to win a pair of tickets to see “Son of God” in the theatre.

Also, don’t forget to go to Oskarz.biz and vote for your favorite nominees. Winners will be announced during next week’s official Oskarz award show.

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This week we visit America’s top hat (we kid, we kid) and talk to one of our favorite rappers, Shad. Shad has been featured in our magazine, on RTV and on a couple of our subscriber albums, and this week he joins the podcast to talk about his fantastic new album, “Flying Colours.” We also bring you an excerpt from the second episode of our new video podcast, “The RELEVANT Q&A” with Donald Miller. Don’s been causing some controversy with his recent blog post about not going to church anymore, so he spends some time unpacking his thoughts on the show. Plus, the Bible and Hollywood, jobs that attract psychopaths and a Bigfoot sighting in Detroit…

Mike Mains & The Branches, “Noises”

Quiet Science, “Splendour”

NEEDTOBREATHE, “State I’m In”

Bear Hands, “Giants”

Erin Gauvin, “Famine”

Mr. Little Jeans, “Good Mistake”

What is the oddest job you’ve ever held?

This week we uncovered a very interesting piece of Jon Acuff’s past, and it got us thinking about jobs. So this week we want to know, what is the oddest job you’ve ever held, and what stories go along with said job?