Episodes
This Week's Episode #168 - Co-Host: Me In Motion - February 3rd, 2012
Me In Motion kicks Dave out of the producers seat and picks all the music including their acoustic in-studio perfomace of "Gotta Be Something".
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Good Men on UNTIL THE DAY BREAK & SHADOWS FLEE - Aaron Lee Martin by Aaron Lee Martin
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Southbound Train on Fall and Winter by Jon Foreman
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Mirrors and Smoke on Good Monsters by Jars of Clay
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Let Mercy Hold You on Yes We Can by Me In Motion
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Haley on Daylight by Needtobreathe
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This is How the World Will End on The Great American Midrange by The Elms
Episode #114 - January 14th, 2011
This week we continue to bring you the Top Gourmet Songs picked by our UTR critics. Some artists that topped our charts in 2010 include Brooke Fraser, John Mark McMillan, Brendan James, and Mavis Staple.
Episode #113 - January 7th, 2011
We start 2011 with a look back at some of the Top Gourmet Songs of the year gone by. Our UTR critics share the best of the best from 2010 - including Hark The Herons, Josh White, and a veteran quartet that is still making top-notch art.
Episode #112 - December 30th, 2010
On this final episode of the year, we're counting down UTR's Top 11 Gourmet Albums of 2010. Hear a sampling of the best music released this year -- including tunes from newcomers Audrey Assad and John Mark McMillan alongside veterans Caedmon's Call and Jars of Clay.
Episode #111 - December 23rd, 2010
Merry Christmas from UTR! Our gift to you is an hour of gourmet holiday music including Phil Wickham, Ben Rector, and Alli Rogers - plus Christmas interview clips from Andrew Peterson and Downhere.
Episode #110 - December 17th, 2010
UTR is celebrating Christmastime with an episode full of holiday music by Sufjan Stevens, Seabird, JJ Heller, Chris August, and more. Also joining us is Dave's 6-yr-old son Sammy reading Christmas scripture.
Episode #109 - December 10th, 2010
Andy Gullahorn is joining UTR this hour for an exclusive interview, in-studio performance, and to share about his new album (with wife Jill Phillips) called Christmas! This week's lineup also includes songs by Jon Troast, Brooke Waggoner, and The Choir.
