Clay Imoo, Associate Director, Ministries & Outreach Office - Archdiocese of Vancouver, shares his love for the Canucks and provides perspective on the state of the Catholic Church in British Columbia. Songs featured on our Hippie Radio broadcast: Draw Me Close - Katinas | Your Grace is Enough | I Can Only Imagine - John Angotti.

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Clay Imoo - The Church in British Columbia

John Angotti interviews National Association of Pastoral Musicians (NPM) Vice President, Berta Sabrio, and Marketing Director, Amanda Bruce, at the organization's 2021 National Convention. The National Association of Pastoral Musicians fosters the art of musical liturgy. The members of NPM serve the Catholic Church in the United States as musicians, clergy, liturgists, and other leaders of prayer. Songs on our Nashville's Hippie Radio broadcast not featured on this podcast: Gift of Finest Wheat - Fr. Stan Fortuna | Belovedness - Sarah Kroger | How Can I Keep From Singing - Audrey Assad .

Berta Sabrio & Amanda Bruce - The Pulse on Liturgical Music

Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia share their calling on Living Real: "to contemplate and give to others the fruits of our contemplation." Oh, and there's some music-making too!

The Nashville Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia

Glenn Thomas writes songs that cut straight to his truths by putting his life and the human condition under the microscope.

Glenn Thomas - Reassuring There's a Window

John Angotti, Greg Walton and guest host, Michaela Miller, share their 4th of July traditions and some tunes about America. Songs on the broadcast but not the podcast: Pink House - John Mellencamp | There She Stands - Michael W. Smith | America - Neil Diamond.

The One About the 4th of July

John Angotti and Father Ed Steiner, pastor of St. Philip, reflect on fatherhood. Songs not featured on this podcast: Good Good Father - Christ Tomlin.

Father's Day with Father Ed Steiner

In Nashville, TN, where guitarists outnumber every other instrument, Lindsey Miller has been carving out an admirable niche for herself. Her fast-growing resume of artists, recording clients, and respected musical associates, has been a natural result of her unusually diverse skill set: @Grammy winning artists Lauren Daigle and Kevin Max, jazz luminaries Brian Blade, Keith Carlock, and Jeff Coffin, on concert stages with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, and tv shows like ABC/CMT Nashville. A Baptist with a Masters Degree in Music from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Lindsey shares her her experience lending her talents in the Catholic arena and her perspective on worship. Songs featured on our Nashville Hippie Radio broadcast: Kevin Max - Why Should the Devil Have All The Good Music? | TNT Duo - In Memphis | Ryan Middagh Jazz - Move Your Rug.

Lindsey Miller - Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Guitarists?

Teri Nelson Carpenter is President & CEO at Reel Muzik Werks, a full service music rights management company that specializes in Film & TV with placements in Guardians of the Galaxy, The Handmaids Tale and Dancing with the Stars among many others. Teri shares what brought her from LA to Nashville, her perspective on the music industry and her faith journey. Songs featured on our Nashville Hippie Radio broadcast: Come A Little Bit Closer - Jay and the Americans | Friends - Elton John | Gloria - U2.

Teri Nelson Carpenter - Advocating for Reel Muzik Makers

Originally from Panama, Deacon Pedro Guevara-Mann is a producer for Salt + Light Media, the only Catholic broadcast network in Canada. He was hired as a producer for Salt + Light Media after being the artistic director for World Youth Day 2002, which meant he was responsible for all the artistic programming for the 6-day event including the Youth Festival and all the events with Pope John Paul II. Deacon Pedro shares the impact Toronto's 2002 World Youth Day has had on Canada over the last 19 years. Songs featured on our Nashville Hippie Radio Broadcast: The Sound of Silence (Simon and Garfunkel) | I Will Remember You (Amy Grant) | Beds are Burning (Midnight Oil).

Deacon Pedro Guevara-Mann - A World Youth Day Story

Megan Dominici is the director of Outreach at Justin-Siena High School and Founder/Executive Director at the GIGG (The God is Good Group), a youth leadership and service organization. Megan shares how love and loss has led her family's journey accompanying youth and transforming hearts in Napa, California. Songs featured on the Nashville Hippie Radio broadcast: James - Sit Down | Rachel Platten - Fight Song | The Greatest Showman Cast - This Is Me.

Megan Dominici - Love and Loss

John & Greg interview Eric Genuis in anticipation of his Concert at St. Philip on Saturday, May 8 at 7pm. Eric's music has brought him all over the world. From Hollywood to Slovakia, from Dallas to Toronto, he has wowed and inspired audiences large and small with his lively performances and moving compositions. Most importantly, Eric's musical mission has compelled him to bring the beauty of him performances to the incarcerated.

Eric Genuis - Beauty, Truth, Goodness & Redemption

April is Autism Awareness Month. John and Greg interview Michaela Miller. Michaela is St. Philip's Associate Director of Formation of the Young Church and mom to six children, one of whom, Dominic, has Autism Spectrum Disorder. Michaela shares their story and what families need from their communities of faith when accompanying children with nuerodiversity. The following songs were in our Nashville Hippie Radio Broadcast: Control - For King & Country | Fix Your Eyes - For King & Country | You Say - Lauren Daigle.

Michaela Miller - Accompanying Children with Autism

This week on LRR we will hear the conversion stories from Amy Raleigh and Sheri Isham with music by Taylor Tripodi. We will also bring all the information for the upcoming Catholic Women's of Faith Conference being held at St Philip on April 24.

Sheri Isham & Amy Raleigh - Catholic Women of Faith

Happy Easter, Good People! John and Greg talk with Fr. Ed Steiner, Pastor of St. Philip, about how we know Jesus was actually resurrected. What is the distinction between the carefully constructed infancy narratives in the Gospels and what Peter is referring to when he writes, “We did not follow cleverly devised myths when we made known to you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we had been eyewitnesses of his majesty” (2 Peter 1:16). Songs from our broadcast not on this podcast: Easter Song - Keith Green | Jesus Christ is Risen Today - Huddersfield Choral Society & Joseph Cullen.

Fr. Ed Steiner - The One About the Resurrection of Jesus

ValLimar Jansen is last but definitely not the least in our March Women's History Month series. Blessed with an extraordinary voice, ValLimar Jansen is a highly regarded singer, composer and recording artist. She is educated and experienced as a university/college professor, a leader of worship and prayer and a workshop presenter at conferences across the united states and abroad.

ValLimar Jansen - Ain't We Learned a Thing

Living Real Radio, a ministry from St. Philip Catholic Church, Franklin, TN, broadcasts weekly on Nashville's Hippie Radio 94.5 FM, WHPY with hosts John Angotti, Greg Walton, Julianne Staley & Robert Feduccia. Focusing on faith, real life and real issues, each show features special guests, thought provoking topics and inspiring music. Living Real is brought to you by Closets by Design, Nashville, https://nashville.closetsbydesign.com.

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