Season 2.2: Episode 009: The Devil and Dr. Beck

The All That’s Holy Blue Collar Podcast: Episode 009 – Richard Beck and the Devil

In this episode, still close to the New Year’s beginning, we talk about New Year’s resolutions.  Remarkably, Justin is non-New-Years-resolver.  Along with our regular banter, which usually tilts toward politics or theology, we pick up on early impressions of the Trump administration and follow-up with a Two-Minute warning considering the positives of a Donald Trump presidency.  We make a few passing references to our need to upgrade our tech (including getting Justin a new mic) for the podcast.  Click the donate button to help us along the way!

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We also talk about the devil. 

Craig has a conversation with psychologist and theologian, Richard Beck.  Richard Beck is an author, speaker, blogger and Professor of Psychology at Abilene Christian University. Beyond his books --Unclean, The Slavery of Death, and Reviving Old Scratch--Richard's published research covers topics as diverse as the psychology of profanity to judgments of Christian art to attachment to God. Every Monday Richard leads a bible study for fifty inmates at the maximum security French-Robertson unit. And Monday-Friday on his popular blog Experimental Theology Richard will spend enormous amounts of time writing about the theology of Johnny Cash, the demonology of Scooby-Doo or his latest bible class on monsters.

Music in this podcast:

Raury - Devil's Whisper: Fits right in with our conversation with Richard Beck.  (to go with discussion and interview). You find out more about Raury at: http://weraur.com/ and follow on Twitter at: @Raury.  Music available on multiple platforms including iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/devils-whisper-single/id1003570127

Rolling Stones - Ride 'Em On Down: Yes, they are still producing music! This song comes from their latest project, Blue and Lonesome.  Find this tune, and other Rolling Stone music at iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/blue-lonesome/id1160520264

Ryan Adams - Do You Still Love Me: From Adam’s latest album coming out next month, Prisoner.  You can learn more about Ryan Adams at: https://ryanadams.shopfirebrand.com or find his music on iTunes at:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/prisoner/id1182550595

Elbow - Magnificent (She Says):  the new album from Elbow comes out in February, Little Fictions. You can learn more about Little Fictions and other music on iTunes at:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/little-fictions/id1181606807

Old 97's (featuring Brandi Carlile) – Good with God: More new music.  The Old 97s are releasing Graveyard Whistling towards the end of February.  You can follow the Old 97s at: http://old97s.com/ or find their music on iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/graveyard-whistling/id1183547267

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Season 2.1 Episode 8: Getting the Band Back Together

Season 2.1 Getting the Band Back Together

We’re on a mission from God

So we've gotten the band back together after a three-month break.  Cody largely takes the blame for the longer than expected break. Justin and Craig are fine with that. But the point is, the band is back together - and we're on a "mission from God". Really!

Our new format will be more timely. Even ahead of time - we recorded our New Year's episode before Christmas.  Also, we're going to spend less time editing by recording in a single take.

Overwhelmed with the time planning, recording, and editing takes, we fell behind our podcasting schedule.  Our new format for publishing our podcasts will work better with our mixed-up schedules and outstandingly complicated lives.

What Didn’t Survive 2016 and What Might Return

Dead celebrities and the death of truth.  We’ve made it through a post-truth and post-Bowie world, 2016 is gone and time to get ready for 2017.  Hoping 2017 is better.  We make Super Bowl predictions during the Two Minute Warning, which goes way beyond two minutes, which as a disclaimer, Craig could not foresee the season ending injury for Derek Carr.

Interview: Pitchers and Catchers Report

Craig has a conversation with college baseball player, Tyler Winkler, pitcher at Big Bend Junior College, in Moses Lake, Washington.  While not everyone is thinking about baseball today, our interview guest, Tyler Winkler likely is. Tyler and Craig recorded this conversation in early October of 2016, in which Tyler predicted the Cubs would make to the World Series; and he was right! Tyler and Craig talk about their decade-long friendship, the challenges of being a student-athlete, and what the future looks like for Tyler and other JUCO athletes. 

Music in this Episode

Cody thought it was appropriate to go with a selection off of both Leonard Cohen's and David Bowie's last albums, respectively. Cody writes, "Weird how they both had releases for 2016, planned and everything.  And Bowie had a song called "Lazarus" on his, and Cohen had a song where he says, in Jewish, 'Here I am' and then right after that, in English, 'I'm ready, my lord.'"

Leonard Cohen, the title track from Cohen’s final album, You Want It Darker, released October 21, 2016 only days before his death on November 7, 2016.  On Itunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/you-want-it-darker/id1154144036

Dropkick Murphys, "Blood", on 11 Stories of Pain & Glory, On Itunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/11-short-stories-of-pain-glory/id1168994342 .  The Dropkick Murhpys one was really appropriate for our "getting the band back together," because the section of their new song has the lyrics: "We're coming for you/We'll kick down the door/Be careful what you ask for/Cause you may get more/Gonna keep it loud/We don't turn down/We're coming back/We're taking over this town".  That's a lot to live up to.

David Bowie, "Lazarus" from David Bowie’s final album Blackstar, released just two days before his death on January 10, 2016. On Itunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/blackstar/id1059043043

Library Time:

Beginning a new feature, if we read enough books, will be our take on reading resources worth your time.  In this episode, Library Time goes to the kitchen with Willard Roth and his book, Mennonite Men Can Cook, Too: Celebrating Hospitality with 170 Delicious Recipes

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Episode 007: The All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast: C. Christopher Smith

Episode 007 of The All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast with C. Christopher Smith

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DISCLAIMER: Profound things will be said, but it will be entirely by accident.

Our guest on this episode is C. Christopher Smith, author of the book Reading for the Common Good: How Books Help Our Churches and Neighborhoods Flourish, coauthor of the book Slow Church: Cultivating Community in the Patient Way of Jesus, and the editor of “The Englewood Review of Books.” He is an active member of the Englewood Christian Church community on the urban Near Eastside of Indianapolis.

Chris and Cody talk about the local church as an organization in which both learning AND action lie at the heart of its identity. They discuss the practice or reading and how reading together in community can drive the church and surrounding neighborhood into deeper action.

Chris believes that the church can no longer be about passive consumption, but instead should take seriously the church’s call to participatory life with the community. He shares how reading can become a vital practice for helping churches navigate this shift.

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The Englewood Review of Books

Culture, Music, Work, and Muddling Through

Cody, Justin, and Craig wax eloquently about the fun stuff going on in the national political arena.  We also hear about Justin's new job (still a blue collar guy).  Craig confesses to his struggles with persistence as he slogs through the dissertation process.

Good Music to Check Out:

Hey, here is the list of songs, put in order of appearance in the podcast:

1. "Do the Whirlwind" by Architecture in Helsinki - Check them out at http://www.architectureinhelsinki.com/ and go to their merch page, and you can also get the link to iTunes from their home page.

2. "Roll Up", by Fitz and the Tantrums -  If you want something that sounds a bit like updated Motor-City pop and soul, check out http://www.fitzandthetantrums.com/.  You can find their merch at http://store.fitzandthetantrums.com/, and on iTunes.

3. "So Alive", by The Goo Goo Dolls -  These "elder statesmen" of rock are still at it. Go to iTunes, or visit them at http://www.googoodolls.com/?frontpage=true and you can order their latest, Boxes at http://googoodolls.warnerbrosrecords.com/ .

4. "Just This", by Birdtalker - Visit http://www.birdtalkermusic.com/ to learn more.  Birdtalker has links for video, Instagram, and merch from the home page. Also available on iTunes.

5. "Rule Number One", by Sleigh Bells - When you're having trouble staying awake and need something cranked up to eleven, then it's time for Sleigh Bells. Learn more at their Facebook page, or pick up their music at iTunes.   

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#002 Unpolished & Incomplete: an in-between-isode

National Truck Driver Appreciation Week

There is such a thing.  There is a week during which appreciation to truck drivers is to be shown.  This year (we just missed it, barely), Truck Driver Appreciation week went from September 11-17, 2016.   Remember it! If you missed it this year, put it on your calendar and be ready for 2017.  Just think, without these transportation officials, we'd have a tough time getting ice cream, beer, dog food, toilet paper, shoe laces, coffee, tires...... To learn more about National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, head to the America Trucking Association website

Mark Stauffer's office

For this edition of Unpolished & Incomplete, Cody interviews a truck driver- because, what's more blue collar than that? In honor of National Truck Driver Appreciation Week last week, Cody spoke with his own father, Mark Stauffer, a 40 year veteran of the industry who has logged nearly 3 million miles on the road. Listen as they talk the pressure of being an entrepreneur on the road; balancing days on the road with family and civic obligations; knowing when it's time to make a change; growing up and raising a family in VERY remote rural Idaho, and a whole lot more. We appreciate truck drivers at the All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast, who keep the nation moving!

Episode 006: The All That's Holy Blue Collar Podacst with Daisy Rain Martin

Episode 006: The All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast

In this episode Cody and Craig confess something that is unthinkable...their lack of enthusiasm for the beginning of football season. Hopefully they're getting over it.  They share their gratitude regarding "the most wonderful time of the year." And Cody interviews writer, advocate, teacher, and Hope Giver, Daisy Rain Martin.  We finish it off with a Two-Minute Warning debating the value of swearing.  Go to our Facebook page to add your opinions on the matter.

Also, we're giving away a copy of Daisy Rain Martin's book, Hope Givers: Hope is Here. Here's the deal.

The message of hope can NEVER be shared too much. We want to flood social media with it, and you can help! Every person who shares a link to this episode of All That's Holy: Blue Collar Podcast on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram will be entered into a drawing for a signed copy of Daisy's book Hope Givers: Hope is Here.  Anyone sharing a picture of a hope giver in action with the link gets DOUBLE entry! In order to qualify, you must use the hashtag #AllThatsHope. Open for U.S. residents only (or international, but outside the US, winners can only get a digital copy).

Make sure to also listen to the full and unedited interview.

This week we have the pleasure of learning about the life and work of Daisy Rain Martin.  Cody's interview with Daisy revolves around one of the most painful and damaging event a person can experience.  Daisy's process of turning abuse into hope is life-giving and joyful.  Through the journey, Daisy not only finds transformation, but shares the transformation as a Hope Giver. Daisy writes:

"Hope.

It is the best of things. I’ve learned that we Hope Givers are, in fact, quite flawed. We don’t always win. We are scarred and weathered and bruised from life’s battles, and sometimes we even feel as if we are barely getting by, if you want to know the truth. Hope Givers have an absolute willingness to intentionally and deliberately put themselves in close proximity with people who are in pain, for the sole purpose – dare I say, the soul purpose – of pouring hope into the lives of those they love. And even for some they don’t even know. Or don’t even like. In sitting with people in their pain, I’ve come to realize what it truly means to be a Hope Giver...." (http://www.daisyrainmartin.com/about-me/).

Learn more about Hope Givers and the work of Daisy Rain Martin at her website and other social media outlets: On Facebook; Twitter; YouTube; Pintrest; and Instagram.

Music you should really listen to, because we did, and we have great taste.  Check out the artists titles mentioned in this episode.

Rachel Platten: Stand By You, is something of a theme song for Daisy.  Learn more about Rachel Platten at: https://rachelplatten.com/; check out her merch; or visit iTunes

Relient K: Back with their uncanny ability to turn a phrase and make you smile, even on a song about struggling with failure and sadness - Bummin'. Check out their latest album, find their merch, and get their music at iTunes.

Henri Mancini: Reaching in the way-back machine, this is song is in honor of Toot Thielmanns passing last month. Learn more about his revolutionary jazz career at: http://www.tootsthielemans.com/ and you can find Moon River with Henri Mancini on iTunes.

Caught a Ghost: Can't Let Go was discovered by watching the Amazon series, Bosch, Caught a Ghost, has a real deal noir sound perfect for a dark and moody detective show, or just to kick back at the end of the day.  Learn more about Caught a Ghost at: http://www.caughtaghost.com/ and iTunes.

#001 Unpolished and Incomplete: The In-Between-isode 1

The All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast's New "Unpolished and Incomplete". 

These in-between-isodes are meant to be timely attempts to address issues that arise in our communities.  And if anything does happen, then we're just the kind of people who might say something about it.  Whether we're right or wrong, well thought out or unpolished, concise or incomplete, we'll talk about it.

Our "disclaimer" still stands: Profound things will be said, but it will be entirely by accident.

from CBS Sports (http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/colin-kaepernick-owns-the-most-popular-jersey-in-the-nfl-right-now/)

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All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast: Episode 5

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In this episode, Cody becomes startlingly aware of Bart Simpson's lack of aging (raising profound questions about time and preadolescence and Bart's development); Justin inspires political opinion; and Craig talks about the community of people who are there after his most recent crash-test.  Our interview in this episode is with Mennonite pastor, Steve Kimes, of Anawim Christian Community in Portland, Oregon's Gresham neighborhood.

Steve Kimes has been creating community for the people of Portland who live without a house.  Anawim is not just a church that works with the homeless, it is a church of and for the homeless: " a church made up of the poor and outcast from 'normal' society—the impoverished, the homeless, the mentally ill and those on public assistance," (Anawimcc.org/about).  In the extended interview, Steve talks about relationships with the homeless, the police, the neighborhood of Gresham, and introduces us to the lives of the people with whom he works. Steve is also a prolific blogger who writings can be found at http://stevekimes.blogspot.com/.  Anawim Christian Community exists on the donations of others.  So please go to the donation page for Anawim and see how you can be of help. 

Talking about Politics (Who isn't these days?)

We cover a lot of topics in this episode. One of the topics was presidential politics.  Our hour long conversation was edited in half, just to save you from our endless opinions.  One of the issues covered had to do with the notion of "facts", and a general sense of cynicism regarding political statements and journalism.  The following websites are offered as suggestions to help in your digging for facts.  I hope they help.

• The Federal Election Commission: Campaign Finance Disclosure
• ProCon.org: The Pros and Cons of Controversial Issues
• Fact Checker from the Washington Post
• FactCheck.org: A Project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center
• PolitiFact: A Project of the Tampa Bay Times
• The Pew Research Center: Religion and Public Life
• OpenSecrets.org: Center for Responsive Politics

Music in This Episode

The musical selections we have on the podcast we review and pass on to you as suggested titles, hopefully exposing you to new artists, or digging up some forgotten tunes from the past. Sometimes they are classics, and sometimes they are new selections from artists who's style and perspective tend to be a bit "blue collar", help us with theological reflection, or we want to give props and introduce to you .   

The episode's music and artists:

The Mowgli's: Always a favorite for summer days, The Mowgli's sound like summer and friendships. We heard, You're Not Alone, check out The Mowgli's at: http://www.themowglis.net/#home-section, and check out their merch at: http://mowglis.gomerch.com/. You can also find their music at iTunes.

Branches: Steve Kimes alluded to Branches in his interview. So we thought we'd give them a listen. You heard Tomorrow and Helicopter. Learn more about them at: http://branchesmusic.com/ and look for the merch at: http://branchesmusic.com/store.You can find their music on iTunes.

Bruce Springsteen: What's more "blue collar" than the Boss? In 1978, on Darkness on the Edge of Town, Springsteen brought us The Promised Land. Still worth pondering; "I packed my bags and I'm heading straight into the storm/ Gonna be a twister to blow everything down/ That ain't got the faith to stand its ground/ Blow away the dreams that tear you apart/ Blow away the dreams that break your heart/ Blow away the lies that leave you nothing but lost and brokenhearted" (Google Play Lyrics).  Stay updated on The Boss at: http://brucespringsteen.net/ and visit the store. Or, find The Promised Land on iTunes.

Styx: There are not a lot of songs out there about being blue collar, but this is one of them.  Blue Collar Man tries to catch some of the desperation of blue collar workers. Still love the sound of the Hammond B3 holding the rhythm down! Styx recorded Blue Collar Man, on the Pieces of Eight album, in 1978. Check out http://styxworld.com/ for more information about the band, and look up the tune on iTunes.

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All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast: Episode 4

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In this episode, Cody interviews Dr. Monica Coleman, Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions at Claremont School of Theology in southern California, where she also serves as a Co-Director the Center for Process Studies and Director of Process and Faith. 

Dr. Monica Coleman, Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions at Claremont School of Theology.

Dr. Coleman and Cody cover a wide range of issues related to mental health, including theological process, spiritual exercises, holistic living, and the need for community.  The extended version of the interview also includes wider ranging conversation on the implications of mental health issues on ministry.  You will also discover that Dr. Coleman likes Brazilian Vegan Burritos.

Go to Dr. Coleman's website and check out her blog.  You can also view her books and get your own copy of BiPolar Faith.

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This time, we recorded at The Bread of Life Deli, in Meridian, Idaho (we interviewed the owner, Cameron McCown in episode 2).  As usual, we cover lots of topics: Crash-test Craig describes his latest crash (pictures on our Facebook page); Avett Bothers and a bass player's pick, struggles with perfectionism, gratitude for marriage, and fantasy football (which may threaten said marriage).

Also in this episode, we introduce Lisa Ann Stauffer, a new (temporary?) member of the podcast team.  She has some strong feelings you'll discover when we come to the Two Minute Warning.  When you hear the whistle blow, you know we've come to the two-minute warning, then you'll hear Lisa push us into overtime.

The music for today's episode comes from Craig's rehabilitation playlist.  Craig's been looking for inspirational and motivational music of the theme "I fell down, but I'm getting back up." We'll hear Andra Day sing Rise Up; Switchfoot's Black Horses; the awesome genre bending Jewish Reggae Rapper Matisyahu on Watch the Walls Melt Down, and Trip Lee's I'm Good.

The episode's music and artists:

Andra Day: Check out Andra Day's website at: http://andraday.com/CheersToTheFall Also, check out the interview with her and learn about her journey at Relevant Magazine. You can purchase or listen to her music at Apple, Amazon, and Spotify from her website; or on iTunes.  

Switchfoot: Keep up with what is new regarding Switchfoot at their website: http://switchfoot.com/ and pick up their merch and music at: http://merch.switchfoot.com/ . You can find the song Dark Horses, from their album Vice Verses on iTunes. 

Matisyahu: Such a rich blending of styles in the music of Matisyahu.  Learn more about him at: http://matisyahuworld.com/#stubbs3 and pick up his merch and music at: http://matisyahuworld.com/shop.  Pick up Matisyahu's music at iTunes, Watch the Walls Melt Down is on the Akeda album.

Trip Lee: My top song for my rehab playlist is I'm Good, off of The Good Life album on iTunes. Learn more about Trip Lee at: http://builttobrag.com/ Trip Lee is also a preacher and teacher, check out his video on "Millennials and Racial Reconciliation." You can also pick up merch and music at: https://store.builttobrag.com/.

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All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast: Episode 3

All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast for July 18, 2016

Episode number three features an interview with Dustin Williams, the head athletic trainer for the 2016 U.S. Olympic Track & Field Team. Here is a video clip of Dustin, athletic trainer for the University of Arizona, talking about being selected to head up the athletic training team for Rio.

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Dustin Williams, US Olympic Track and Field Team Athletic Trainer

Also in this episode: trying to figure out how to faithfully respond to the violence across the US and thinking about the "birth pangs" of a new racial era; Cody plans to call his mom; what to binge watch this summer; Justin deals with his humility; while Craig figures out how to comb his diminishing hair.

Music in this episode is from Jeff Beck, The Avett Brothers; and Wye Oak. 

Jeff Beck: Check out Jeff Beck from his Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/jeffbeck/. From his Facebook page you find his album Loud Hailer, from links to Best Buy and Apple iTunes.

Avett Brothers: You can find out more about them and where they'll be performing at their website http://www.theavettbrothers.com/; and you can buy their music and stuff at http://theavettbrothers.kungfustore.com/ as well as their music on iTunes. 

Wye Oak: Go to http://wyeoakmusic.com/site/ to learn more about how this duo makes such a full sound and pick up their music at the music and merch site http://stores.portmerch.com/wyeoak/ or on iTunes.

DISCLAIMER: Profound things will be said, but it will be entirely by accident.

All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast: Episode 2

Welcome to the All That’s Holy Blue Collar Podcast.

Our second episode includes Cameron McCown from the Bread of Life Deli as our guest. Cameron shares the mission and vision behind the non-profit sandwich shop, and Justin, Cody, and Craig talk Bernie Sanders, NHL (don't worry, 66% of the hosts don't care for it, and at least that many don't know what they are talking about), a personal history of eating steaks, a missed opportunity to be a good neighbor, and more.

Music featured in the episode: "Burn the Witch" by Radiohead; "Casual Party" by Band of Horses; and "Beautiful World" by Mudcrutch.

Core mission of The Bread of Life Deli in Meridian, Idaho

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Radiohead: http://www.radiohead.com/ and http://www.amoonshapedpool.com/ and on iTunes.

Band of Horses: http://www.bandofhorses.com/  and you can purchase their music merch at https://shop.bandofhorses.com/ and at iTunes

Mudcrutch: http://www.mudcrutchmusic.com/  and you can purchase their music and merch at http://store.tompetty.com/mudcrutch.html or on iTunes

DISCLAIMER: Profound things will be said, but it will be entirely by accident.

All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast: Episode 1

Welcome to the All That's Holy Blue Collar Podcast

What happens when missionally minded folks, who are also into sports and athletics, combine their passions for reading, cooking, and preaching and spend time talking together?  Hopefully a thoughtful conversation with unexpected connections: NFL draft and the nature of the Holy Spirit; preaching as outlined in baking recipes; batting averages, what triple-doubles have to do with what it means to be a church of mutual accountability.  We are allergic to big words, but not big ideas. 

DISCLAIMER: Profound things will be said, but it will be entirely by accident.

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ANOTHER DISCLAIMER: WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE ARE DOING so please be patient while we learn the fine arts of audio editing and podcasting...enjoy...at least try to enjoy!

In today's podcast Cody talks with author, Paul J. Pastor. Visit Paul's site at: http://www.pauljpastor.com/, follow him on Twitter (which he says he doesn't use often) at: @pauljpastor.  At the end of his interview, he even explains how to contact him via snail mail. Make sure to ask him his "creeping perirchoresis" is coming along.  Also, the complete interview with Paul is available at the link below:

We also talk about things we get wrong, music we like, opportunities for gratitude, and a preview of what's coming up over the summer.

Music clips: Infinite Orbit and Colors in Space by Explosions in the Sky; Spirits and Dog, by The Strumbellas; and Ablaze by The School of Seven Bells (SVIIB)

Cody and I discuss things and stuff, while throwing in our own little music reviews.  We discuss music by: Explosions in the Sky, The School of Seven Bells (SVIIB), and The Strumbellas.  We don't know a lot about music, but we know what we like.  And we encourage you to like them to.  Follow the links below to learn more about and purchase music from these performers.

Explosions in the Sky: http://www.explosionsinthesky.com/ and you can purchase their music and merch here: http://explosionsinthesky.merchline.com/collections/music or on iTunes

School of Seven Bells: http://www.sviib.com/ and you can purchase their music merch at http://kingsroadmerch.com/vagrant/ and at iTunes

The Strumbellas: http://www.thestrumbellas.ca/ and you can purchase their music and merch at https://www.districtlines.com/The-Strumbellas or on iTunes

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