Is Something about to Happen?
by Timothy Jones Once I was struggling to discern next steps in what God was calling me to do. (Well, there’s been way more than one...
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Jan 14, 2016
Sad Stories Told For Laughs: Eric Peters
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Doug McKelvey is an exceedingly thoughtful and outlandishly funny author, songwriter, and filmmaker. One of the great pleasures of this...
Dec 11, 2015
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Nov 30, 2015
Sad Stories Told for Laughs: Jill Phillips
Hello, Jill, and welcome to Sad Stories Told for Laughs. Thanks, I think? As I think you know, the idea here is for you to tell stories...
Nov 20, 2015
Sad Stories Told for Laughs: Buddy Greene
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Nov 16, 2015
Jill Phillips interviews Sara Groves
Recently I had the opportunity to talk to my friend Sara Groves about her beautiful new album, Floodplain (you can listen to clips and...
Nov 13, 2015
Sad Stories Told for Laughs: Nick Flora
Nick Flora has toured for the past 13+ years with many different bands and as a solo artist in every conceivable place that music can be...
Nov 6, 2015
Sad Stories Told for Laughs: Andrew Osenga
In my many conversations with artists, I have noticed that a disproportionate number of their anecdotes—and most of their best...
Sep 7, 2015
Interview: Eric Peters
[There are just a few hours left in Eric Peters’ Kickstarter campaign for his new album/book project, Far Side of the Sea. Get on board...
May 27, 2015
RR Interview: Sandra McCracken
You’ve mentioned your own personal practice of singing the Psalms in the last couple years, and I’d love to start there. Can you define...
Apr 27, 2015
Josh Garrels on His New Album: Home
In retrospect, Home was an obvious result. In the few years following Love & War & The Sea In Between, Josh Garrels found an...
Feb 25, 2015
Interview With Designer/Illustrator Glenn Hernandez
I would like to introduce all of my Rabbit Room friends to illustrator, Glenn Hernandez. I discovered Glenn’s art on Instagram a few...
Jan 28, 2015
Five Questions For Bluegrass Sensation Stacy Grubb
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Jan 20, 2015
An Interview with Russ Ramsey on Behold the King
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Nov 18, 2014
Release Day Interview: Jill Phillips on Mortar & Stone
It’s release day for Jill Phillips’s new record, Mortar & Stone (available here in the Rabbit Room store). Last week I chatted with Jill...
Aug 6, 2014
Rabbit Room Interview: Jill Phillips
[Editor’s note: Jill Phillips has been working on a new album. So, “Matt Conner,” I said, “get you gone and find out what she’s up to.”...
Jul 23, 2014
Interview: Counting Crows
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Nov 18, 2013
RR Interview: Arthur Alligood
If you were at this year’s Hutchmoot, you will undoubtedly remember the moment a roomful of people came alive to a new voice among the...
Nov 12, 2013
RR Interview: Russ Ramsey
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Nov 7, 2013
Liturgical Fads? 5 Questions for Thomas McKenzie, Author of The Anglican Way
Sam Smith just posted an interview with Thomas McKenzie about his forthcoming book, The Anglican Way. Here’s an excerpt, but please check...
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