Ep 9 - Derek Webb - Doubt, Honesty, Art, Liturgy

The Deconstructionists

John Williamson

Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 14 April 2016

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

Adam and John spend some time with singer / songwriter / producer / remixer / noistrade founder / agitator Derek Webb talking about doubt, honesty, art, liturgy, community and much more. A 20+ year veteran of the music industry, Derek Webb has sold millions of albums as a founding member of Texas-based folk/rock band Caedmon’s Call, and ruffled political & spiritual feathers alike as a solo artist. He is also Co-Founder & President of the revolutionary tribe-building platform, NoiseTrade. Derek is expected to release a new album in 2016. Visit www.derekwebb.com for tons of information and free music! Visit www.noisetrade.com for tons of free music from thousands of amazing artists Albums and songs appearing on the episode: (In order of appearance) Stockholm Syndrome - Opening Credits, Black Eye, Feedback (Instrumental Contemplative Album) - Multiple tracks The Ringing Bell - A Love That’s Stronger Than Our Fears I Was Wrong I'm Sorry and I Love You - Heavy I See Things Upside Down - Medication Ctrl - And See The Flaming Skies Stockholm Syndrome - What Matters More (Final track on this episode) We hope that you enjoyed this episode. We love each and every one of you and you all have a place here with us. We are not looking to get rich or become professional podcasters. We would, however, love to be able to afford the microphones, books and beer without causing our wives anxiety and potential panic attacks! You can make a small donation HERE - https://squareup.com/store/thedeconstructionists Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-deconstructionists/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The All right, welcome to the deconstructionists podcast. We are your hosts. I am Adam Narlock and I am John Williamson
0:39.7	and we are here to bring you a very special episode a little bit different than what we normally do
0:45.1	but a different type of show and you're going to notice pretty quickly that throughout this episode
0:50.4	we're going to do it a little differently where we're going to have music kind of interwoven
0:53.3	throughout the episode and so we really want to do it a little differently where we're going to have music kind of interwoven throughout the episode. And so we really want to bring art in general to you guys. And specifically,
1:01.5	you know, Abin and I just love music. And we feel like it has this special way of kind of transcending,
1:08.4	even language. Yes. So Adam, why you tell us, tell them a little bit about the first of what we hope to be many in regards to artists.
1:16.8	Tell them a little bit about who we got on the show this week.
1:20.7	So this is kind of a big deal for me personally.
1:24.8	I loved what you said, John.
1:26.1	It's artists in general have an ability to get
1:30.3	you to places before your rational brain can catch up. And this artist in particular,
1:39.3	whose name is Derek Webb, some of you may know him, some of you may love him. Some of you may hate him.
1:46.2	And I'm guessing a ton of you just have no idea who he is, which is really exciting to me,
1:51.5	because that means you are about to encounter absolute beauty and genius for the first time.
1:59.4	Like the first time you saw the ocean or like the first time you saw,
2:03.3	um,
2:04.4	you know,
2:04.7	a really great painting or,
2:06.5	uh,
2:06.8	stumbled across a great band or,
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