Isaac Everett

Agents of Future

Todd and Angie Fadel, members of the Bridge, an emergent community in Portland, discuss hope, participatory music, and being Agents of Future. Go buy their new album at Proost.

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Union Theological Seminary’s Professor of Old Testament, David Carr, exegetes the David and Bathsheba story and reads Psalm 51 over a bed of samples. Dr. Carr is the author of The Erotic Word: Sexuality, Spirituality, and the Bible and Writing on the Tablet of the Heart Origins of Scripture and Literature.

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This week, long-time friend and collaborator j. Snodgrass discusses Psalm 14, justice, and the prophetic tradition.  If you’re interested in checking out some of Snodgrass’s other work, check out Captain Crash and the Loose Bricks.

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Musician and author Ana Hernandez discusses Psalm 89 and the difficulty of praying from places of sadness and anger.  This episode also features her song, “Kosi R’vaya” from her album, Inside Chants, written by Shefa Gold and sung with Ruth Cunningham.

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Well, we’re back with episode 2 of the podcast, and just because I’m posting it at 1:30 in the morning on Tuesday doesn’t mean that I missed my self-imposed Monday deadline.  Honest.  It doesn’t.

In any case, this week we’re featuring Stephanie Spellers, author of Radical Welcome and pastor of the The Crossing, a very cool emergent community in Boston.  We talk about Psalm 24, the idea of welcome, and the difficulties of trying to have an open table.

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Writing about music is really difficult, especially when there isn’t enough room in the book to include all the accompaniments you wrote. Since a lot of people who pick up the book will have no idea how the music sounds, and since Psalms are awesome and deserve to be talked about, I’ve decided to start a podcast! Each Monday I’ll bring on a guest, and we’ll discuss the psalm for the following week and read it with an antiphon from The Emergent Psalter.

This week, Bowie Snodgrass and I dissect Psalm 48, which is in the lectionary for next Sunday, July 5. Bowie is the co-founder of Transmission and director of Faith House Manhattan.

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Well, everyone, stay tuned!  This book will be the awesomest thing hitting bookstore shelves this May!  Kudos to Robert Scott for the design work.

Hey, everyone – I was just invited to lead a Eucharist at 815 Second Ave. I’ll be flying solo on this one, but the focus will be more on liturgical innovation than on fabulous music. It’ll definitely be worth checking out, so if you’re in East Midtown on September 19th, 12pm, swing on by.

Music By Heart: Paperless Songs for Evening Worship has been published! This pseudo-hymnal is exactly what it sounds like: a bunch of songs designed to be taught and sung without sheet music. There’s a lot of really fresh stuff in here, including two songs by j. Snodgrass and myself – a Kyrie and Confession (not the one on the album) and Out, from Transmission. You can listen to Out below. Go buy the book!

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For those of you who missed us when we were in Chicago in June, you’ve got another chance! Come check us out at Seabury Western!