We Are Back! - Episode #298
It's our first show as a new independent ministry! Dave shares a bit about the journey these last three months, picks out some of his favorites from the archives, & reveals his pick for the best song of 2014.
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The Reintroduction
on The Re-Introduction of Nick Flora
by Nick Flora -
Better Love
on Chasing Down The Wind
by Green River Ordinance -
Bread & Wine
on Love & War & The Sea In Between
by Josh Garrels -
Hands
on Black and White
by Tal & Acacia -
He Woke Me Up Again
on Seven Swans
by Sufjan Stevens -
The Ballad of Sophie
on Peace and Love
by Tommy Sims -
My Best Remedy (Amazing)
on Frame The Clouds
by Christa Wells -
Follow You
on The Walking In Between
by Ben Rector -
Neighborhoods Apart
on Tomorrow Forever
by The Farewell Drifters -
New Start to Start
on Under Skies
by Hark The Herons -
Live for the Sounds
on Heal for the Honey
by Brooke Waggoner -
Mercy
on A Million Miles Away
by Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors -
Good Good End
on Heart Attack Time Machine
by Waterdeep
Producer Notes:
After a three month hiatus, it is SO good to be back with brand new episodes. In fact, there was a moment when I wondered if we would ever present another new episode of UTR. I am so grateful for the help and support of so many, including dozens of financial backers who were first-responders to our need. I had some time to think, "What type of show should we do for our grand return to the podcast world?" During the show's down time, I listened to several UTR episodes from our archives. While CCM radio plays a latest single to death, UTR rarely ever plays a repeat song. So I went through our show's 6-year history and found a bunch of personal favorite songs that only played once and deserve another listen. Besides these gems, I'm excited to reveal what I hand-picked as the best song of 2014. Whether you just found out about our ministry or you've been following us from the beginning, I am grateful for each of you who are joining us for this celebration of our on-air return! (Dave)
This episode made me very happy. Welcome back to the “airwaves,” Dave.
I’d been resisting it, but in the approximately four minutes it took to play “Mercy” you may have made me a fan of Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors.
Dave, I learned of 6 of these artists from UTR and I have bought a total of at least 10 albums from them since then. Even more if you count their relatives, in the case of the Holcombs
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