In the first episode of our new podcast series—filmed and recorded at the Museum of Christian and Gospel Music in downtown Nashville, TN—we are thrilled to welcome the one and only Jason Crabb.

A GRAMMY and Dove Award-winning artist with a biography as big as his personality, Jason is the pride of Beaver Dam, Kentucky, and the energy in every room he walks into. He sits down with longtime friends Dave and Dusty for a no-holds-barred conversation full of stories, laughs, heart, and a few surprises along the way.

Recorded in front of a live audience, this episode is going to sound and feel a little different from previous ones—and that’s exactly what makes it special. So come on in, pull up a seat, and join us for an episode unlike any other with a truly one-of-a-kind gentleman.

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We really do love to tell the story—and after three years of podcasting, this episode feels especially meaningful.

More than two old friends taking a walk down memory lane, it’s a reflection on the passion that has fueled this podcast from the beginning: a love for the history of Christian music and a responsibility to help preserve and share it.

Along the way, we’ve discovered that telling our own stories helps the next generation understand not just what mattered to us, but why it mattered. And maybe it will encourage you to share your own story with the people closest to you.

Because you never know who’s listening—or what they may be walking through. Sometimes your story can give someone else the courage to keep going.

Join us for the story behind the stories—and why we still love to tell them.

Don’t miss this special episode of I Love To Tell The Story.
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If the music of Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Rich Mullins, or Kathy Troccoli has ever impacted your life — or if you were one of the more than 2 million readers who picked up Frank E. Peretti’s This Present Darkness — you won’t want to miss this conversation with Michael Blanton, a man who was right in the middle of these stories plus a whole lot more.

As cofounder, along with Dan Harrell, of Reunion Records and Blanton/Harrell Management, Michael was one of the most influential creative forces in Christian music during the 1980s and ’90s — and he has the stories to prove it.

This episode runs a little longer than most, but trust us: the behind-the-scenes stories — including some you won’t hear anywhere else — are more than worth it.

So pull up a chair and join us for an episode you don’t want to miss.

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