by Ben Howard
Sebastian and Ben sit down with guest Ryan Hawk to discuss his time in the CCM band Jackson Waters, what he learned from his time in the industry, and how the church and the Christian music industry interact. Join us as we talk about how to make young soccer moms cry, the battle for artistic integrity, and the late great One Tree Hill. We hope you enjoy and please rate and review to tell us how you liked the show!
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Hi! I loved this interview and what Ryan had to say about his experience with the CCM industry as a whole. This is the first time that I have actually heard an artist speak out about what it's really like being in the CCM industry, it was very eye-opening.
ReplyDeleteHi Liseli! It was great to be able to sit down with Ryan and just hear how the industry looks from the inside. It was also such an easy interview; once he began talking about a topic, he basically covered everything you'd desire to know about it.
DeleteCheck out the blog during the next few days; he's written a post that will be appearing soon about his time in CCM and a few songs that have renewed his faith in honest, vulnerable, heartfelt song-writing.
-Sebastian