Rock That Doesn't Roll: The Story of Christian Music

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Choosing Sacred Music (ft. Nico Muhly)

September 30, 2026

This a special addendum episode to season 4. Nico Muhly is an extremely accomplished composer known for work with Sufjan Stevens, Bjork, Grizzly Bear, Steve Reich, Philip Glass and so much more (including two operas for The Met). He's also had a sort of parallel career composing sacred music in the English choral tradition. On Sunday, October 4, 2026 a sacred music piece he made as composer in residence at Christ Church Oxford will have its NYC debut at Carnegie Hall. We had a wide-ranging di...

Rewind: Radicalized By Christian Ska (ft. Five Iron Frenzy)

September 16, 2026

This is episode was originally released in 2024.If there's one music genre lampooned more than Christian rock, it might just be ska. And Christian ska? Expect next level ridicule. But a lovable band of misfits from Denver, Colorado managed to do something that might seem unthinkable: combine two maligned genres and become a cultural phenomenon with an enduring cult following. On the season two finale of Rock that Doesn't Roll, music journalist Andrew Gill (Sound Opinions), and historian Leah ...

Rewind: SIC Innovations (ft. Brad Onishi and DL Mayfield)

September 02, 2026

For 1990s evangelical teens, punk, hardcore, and ska were a gateway to a passionate, edgy way to express their Christianity outside the mainstream. But was the music and the message enough to keep the evangelical faith? In this episode, originally published in October 2023, hosts Andrew Gill and Leah Payne follow three Christian punk rock stories from Dr. Bradley Onishi of Axis Mundi Media, author D.L. Mayfield, and Tim Whitaker of The New Evangelicals as they share their stories of loving, l...

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Rock That Doesn't Roll: The Story of Christian Music typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Direct experience in Christian music or evangelical culture, including work as a musician, label or music-industry professional, scholar, author, filmmaker, or religious commentator. Common among recent guests: Published books or significant academic research; Career as a Christian or independent musician; Leadership of an independent record label or music organization. Recent guests include Leanor Ortega Till, Tim Whitaker, and D.L. Mayfield.

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