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Music & Meaning

BONUS: The Future of ‘Music & Meaning’ with Special Guest Sara Groves

There’s been a change of plans—in a good way.

What’s next for the Music & Meaning podcast?

A change of plans—even for good reasons—can often be unexpected. Unplanned, if you will. Such is the case for the future of this podcast. In this bonus episode, Charlie is joined by guest Sara Groves (codirector, Art House North) to explore why the next season of Music & Meaning may look and arrive differently than originally planned. 

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“Music and Meaning” is a production of Christianity Today 
Executive Produced by Erik Petrik and Matt Stevens 
Produced and Written by Charlie Peacock and Mike Cosper 
Associate Produced by Leslie Thompson & McKenzie Hill 
Original Music by Charlie Peacock 
Mixed by Mark Owens 
Show theme, “Sound of the Room,” composed by Charlie Peacock, featuring bassist John Patitucci

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