Finding Fresh Language for Familiar Ideas with Crowder

Dream Big Podcast with Bob Goff and Friends

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Talk Radio, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Today Kim and I get to talk shop with my good friend and musician, Crowder. Listen in as we learn about his process of creating and releasing music, the challenge of being misunderstood, and the importance of finding fresh language to communicate familiar ideas. The conversation highlights the need for curiosity, vulnerability, and a willingness to embrace new perspectives in creative endeavors. Be sure to check out Crowder's latest release, The EXILE: https://crowder.lnk.to/theexile Connect with Crowder: @crowder Connect with Bob: @bobgoff Connect with Kim: @kimberly.stuart.writes -- Learn more about Writing Coaching with Bob and Kim: bobgoff.com/writing-coaching Come join Bob and Kim at the Oaks for a Writer's Workshop. Wherever you are in the writing process they are ready to help you figure out your next steps! Visit bobgoff.com/events to learn more.

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0:00.0	Access more.
0:09.5	Hey everybody. Welcome to the writing room. It's Bob Goff here. I'm with Kim Stewart. And we've got a friend today.
0:16.3	Kim, how are you today? Let me just check in with you real quick. So happy, so happy to be here. This is going to be a great conversation.
0:23.1	Yes, since the last time we visited, I turned in a book, which is like launching a cycle.
0:29.5	I don't know if it's a Viking burial where you light it on fire and just let it do its thing.
0:35.1	But speaking of launches, a good friend, Dave Crowder, is on. He's launching a new
0:41.6	album, The Exile. David, welcome to the writing room. Well, I thank you very much, and I guess we should
0:46.8	set it on fire. Now I know how you do it. Now I know how the secret behind the successful launch
0:53.9	is you burn it.
0:55.4	Pyrotechnics.
0:56.3	No, it's really true.
0:58.0	Yeah, I've found that when I write a book and launch, I don't know how it works in the
1:02.7	music business, but by the time it comes out, I mean, you recorded your songs a long time
1:07.9	ago.
1:08.2	You're still playing them.
1:09.4	I told my stories a long time ago in writing,
1:12.4	and I'm still talking about them.
1:14.6	But I've got my head so much in the next book
1:17.2	that I have to kind of just like,
1:19.3	it's a way to guard my heart from somebody saying,
1:22.1	I don't like that book that just came out
1:24.8	because I'm like, me neither.
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