In Part Two of our discussion with songwriter, musician, and theological philosopher Michael Gungor we wrap up our exploration of the idea of the re-embodiment of our spirituality and what the implications of that might be for our music and the role artists might play in these disconnected and divided days. We also take deep dives into Bob Dylan’s stunning new Rough and Rowdy Ways LP and Daniel Amos’ groundbreaking 1983 album Doppelgänger – both of which have something important to say about disconnection, disembodiment, and... zombies!?
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@45RPM - Rolling Lost Tape with Jim Goodwin of The Call
Microdose: Propaganda
Microdose: The Choir
Microdose: Young Oceans
Microdose: Neal Morse
Microdose: Phil Cook’s Spiritual Helpline
Microdose: Natalie Bergman
Microdose: Sandra McCracken
Microdose: Terry Scott Taylor
Microdose: Steve Scott
Microdose: Taylor Leonhardt
Microdose: Michael Roe
Microdose: Amy Grant
Microdose: Charlie Peacock
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@45RPM John Pantano (Pantano/Salsbury) On Their 1977 Larry Norman Produced LP ”Hit The Switch”
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Special Edition: Couples Skate (Jukebox Takeover)
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