Singer-songwriter and high school English teacher Daniel Couper joins Joe and Jenny for a conversation about helping high school students record and produce their own album, the joys of creative collaboration, and the deconstruction journey that serves as the backdrop for his art.
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Singer-songwriter Jonathon Dewveall returns to talk with Joe about his new song and video, “Slave Owner’s Gospel” and the work of anti-racism that it grew out of.
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The cost of wheelchair adaptations for vehicles can often be prohibitive for people who need them. That’s why Rev. Chris Wylie produced his album under the name DJ Pastor Rock, “Rolling Nation,” to raise money to help people purchase the equipment they need to make transportation more accessible.
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Singer-songwriter Jonathon Dewveall talks about how music has the freedom to ask questions without requiring answers and how his virtual house shows are opening up space for people to explore ideas.
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Beer and Hymns may not exactly go together like peanut butter and jelly, but for people seeking spiritual community outside the confines of institutional religion, it’s a way to come together for an experience unlike any other! In this episode Joe and Brandon talk with Rich and Alise Chaffins, organizers of Beer and Hymns in Morgantown, WV, about how and why these gatherings are so meaningful for spiritual exiles of all sorts.
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